Connally Meets With Food Chain Executives
Treasury Secretary John Connally met with executives from 12 large food chains in a private session in Washington as the Nixon administration seeks to curb rising food prices. The meeting followed a Commerce Department move to intensify compliance surveys and potential prosecutions for price violations while IRS scrutiny expands on wholesalers and major chains.
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Bill Neikirx
Washington
Treasury
John B. Connally
Texas
Nixon
IRS
Connally
Great Atlantia & Pascific Co
Safeway Stores
Kroger Co
Acuia Markets
Wallace Ranks Fourth in Wisconsin Primary Polls
An AFL CIO poll of Wisconsin voters found Wallace fourth among Democratic candidates, with Humphrey Muskie McGovern ahead of him. Wallace campaigned in Madison and La Crosse urging job creation while planning a Tennessee campaign kickoff.
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Walter R. Mears
Milwaukee
Wis
Alabama
Gat
George Ce
Jace
Wisconsin
John W. Schmit
Hubert J. Humphrey
Iola
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George McGovern
South Dakota
Wallace
Madison
la Crosse
Humphrey
Stevens Point
Nashville
Tennessee General Assembly
Afl-Cio
Oliver Quayle & Co
Tienry MM. Jackson
New York
John V. Lindsay
ITT Boss Returns To Witness Stand At Kleindienst Nomination Hearings
The article covers Richard Kleindienst nomination hearings with ITT antitrust settlements and Senate moves to suspend hearings. It notes GOP strategy to halt broader business and allow a subcommittee trip to a Denver hospital, while witnesses including Mrs Beard and Peter Flanigan are discussed amid testimony conflicts.
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ITT
Kleindienst
Tom Sefpy
Associated Press
Anderson
Jus- Washington
Itt|lhe
Harald St. Geneen
Witnness
Genera
Senate
Genren
Hugh Scott
GOP
Denver
Quest
Jack Antion
Dita D. Beard
Beart Derean
Whawe
Stolis
An|ings
Tolderson
Scull
White House
Uere
Valendar
James O. Wastland
Dmiss
Eastland
Nixon
Peter Flanigan
Brit Wome
Beard
Hume
Chicago study labels police "trigger-happy" in major cities
A Northwestern University study and partners say Chicago shows higher police killings than New York Philadelphia Los Angeles and Detroit from 1970 to 1971 with 82 incidents versus 29 in New York and 14 in Philadelphia. Chicago officials defend policing as aggressive but necessary to keep crime down.
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Northwestern University
Creter
International Association of Police Chiefs
TAPC
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Chicago
Netrait
Los Angetes
Patner
James B. Conlisk
Police Depari
Viet Cong Booby Trap Kills 2 In Saigon Area
Viet Cong booby trap exploded on a Junghe trail mile east of Saigon Tuesday killing two men of a small American reconnaissance patrol and wounding four. The patrol from a company of the 3rd Brigade 1st Air Cavalry Division was searching for enemy elements. A second clash was reported nearby with one more American wounded. Enemy losses were unknown as rocket helicopters and ships pounded suspected positions while evacuation helicopters carried out the dead and wounded.
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Saigon
Tucday
1St Air Cavalry Division
R Cormany
Angela Davis Trial Resumes After Jail Break Delay
The Angela Davis trial in San Jose resumes after a jailbreak attempt nearby caused a day’s delay. A ringleader died during the escape, two hostages were released, and security was tightened at the Civic Center complex. Judge Arnason granted the defense an extra day to prepare.
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Angela Davis
Edith Lederer
Associated Press
San Jose
Calif
Pantana
Sue Kawamoto
Civic Center Complex
Rosa
Alex Safa
Robert Lees
Nolt
Richard E. Ar
Santa Clara County Jail hostage siege ends in fatalities and arrests
A Tuesday escape attempt at the Santa Clara County jail led to a four-person death toll among hostages and inmates. Jacob Zitzer, an inmate known also as Jacob Williamson, was killed after hours of negotiations. Two other inmates were captured unharmed, and two hostages were rescued. Police said the incident began in the jail’s sickbay and included threats to kill a judge before authorities intervened.
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Santa Clara County
Marin County
Rosa
Jacob 4Itzer
Jacob Williamson
Lord Our Lord
The World in 1971 Herald-Mail Fragments
Fragmented OCR summary from The World in 1971 shows garbled lines about pages and topics including weather, protection, drugs, and crime. It references numbers, places like Poughkeepsie, and various column headings, but the readable content is minimal and scattered.
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the World
Herald-Mail
Hagarstowm
Jad
Por
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
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Food Chain
Siam
ARP
Safeway
Kroger
Acuto
Pilea Commission
Varile
Walsatt
Pro-Vitary National Finance
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Promerger
Antipeople
McGovern
Muskie
Birhday
Newnes
Taraeide Bay
Havertown
Secaan Passage
Hageestown
Aif
Carrie
Cale
Anne
W.va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sir John's School For the Deaf
Lawrence Murphy
Humph
Rey
Zitzer
Shevill
Tria
Wesley Johnson
Johnson
Zilzer
Pela
Hechporians
Routzahn's
Formfit Rogers
Rohe
Eany Rowtenhuts
Cformfit
Hagerstown
Bense
Kennedy
Elsinhew
Engleard
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