Inflation Tops Watergate As Key Issue In America
Washington AP report shows lawmakers from both parties placing inflation and the economy ahead of Watergate. Republican Rep. H. Gross of Iowa says inflation is the real issue, while Sen. Eagleton of Missouri calls Watergate a distant second. Some Democrats and Republicans voice mixed views on Nixon’s handling and proposals amid a broad public focus on the economy.
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Watergate Speakers Can Collect Big Fees
Washington AP reports that if Everett Ervin quits the Senate Watergate committee chairmanship, a New York speaking agency says he could command engagements totaling over 500000 annually. Walker of Program Corporation says Ervin is in high demand yet has not committed to bookings during hearings, while other Watergate figures face limited offers and mixed public sentiment shapes reactions from lawmakers and voters.
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Lucky 7 Port Royal Pennsylvanian Lottery Numbers
Lucky 7 Port Royal details show the week 75,000 dollar bonus draw. The Pennsylvania Lucky lottery lists the bonus number as 4 4 6 2 3 8 with three digit sequences 1A 4 9 9 and new car numbers and additional three digit combos. The record mixes multiple sequences including 3 4 8 and 5 1 2 plus car numbers 8 1 7 and 6 0 0.
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Kennedy’s Eldest Daughter Plans Fall Wedding
Kathleen Kennedy, 22, Radcliffe senior and eldest Kennedy daughter, plans to marry David Lee Townsend, a Baltimore native Harvard graduate student. Townsend tutored Kennedy. the couple may wed in Washington or McLean, with studies continuing in Cambridge.
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Nixon Veto Pledge Draws Labor Backlash Across Nation
President Nixon pledged to veto a federal minimum wage bill that would raise pay from 1.60 to 2.00 an hour this year and to 2.20 next July. AFL CIO chief George Meany called it a cruel blow to the worst paid workers, as labor leaders urged Congress to override. Senate support was unlikely while the House vote fell short of the two thirds needed.
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