Inflation debate dominates Washington amid wage policy talk
In Washington the top Johnson adviser argues Congress may require advance notice of wage and price hikes and advocates an independent, nonpartisan inflation watchdog with investigative powers but no final wage controls. Apollo 15 astronauts practiced rover maneuvers at Cape Kennedy as launch nears amid favorable weather forecasts and meteorological caution.
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Copper: No new contract in major western strike settlement
The Associated Press reports a breakthrough as union ratification of an economic package with Kennecott Copper Corp and a full contract with Miami Copper Co Arizona ends a 25 day western copper strike. Some locals rejected terms citing lacking fringe benefits while others accepted raises and a broad cost of living protection. Local issues remain with six of nineteen locals, with final wording expected in days as talks continue.
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Philipsburg Wife's Death Sparks Murder Arrest
A Philipsburg man Roger Baker, 31, is jailed on murder charges after his wife Amelia was shot in the back early Sunday near Philipsburg. Autopsy confirms a single gunshot. Baker claims self defense and says he was shot at in his pickup. Services for Amelia Baker are pending. survivors include son Charles and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mehr.
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Leo Jacobsen
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U.S. Moves to Open Suez Canal Amid Diplomatic Talks
Washington seeks to expedite the Suez reopening during a period of Middle East diplomacy. State Department officials say antithetical to a deadlock, U.S. aim is to reassure Egypt and Israel while preserving the military balance, with Secretary Sisco to discuss broader security questions and possible weapons requests.
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Senate debates rescue bill for Lockheed and big business
Senate supporters concede a Monday vote to end a filibuster on the government loan guarantees measure for Lockheed and other firms faces slim odds. Senator John Tower says cloture might pass on Wednesday or later, as the administration backed bill seeks up to 2 billion in federal loan guarantees to save major businesses.
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New Disease Distorts Taste and Smell Linked to Zinc Treatment
Four physicians report a newly identified condition called hypogeusia that blunts taste and smell, making foods taste like sawdust. Symptoms include reduced smell, altered taste, appetite loss, weight drop, anxiety, and mood issues. The condition often follows respiratory illness. 35 patients were studied, with zinc sulfate used as treatment.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Nationalntate
Robert I. Henkin
Paul J. Schecter
Robert Hoye
Carl F. T. Mattern
Miss Rizk Predicts Victory in Miss Universe
Miss Lebanon contestant Rizk recalls predicting she would win the Miss Universe pageant after a cue card peek by emcee Bob Barker. She says Madame Abla and Turkish coffee sediments foretold a distant, successful journey.
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Miss Page
Cape Town performs heart lung transplant on 49 year old man
Adrian Herbert, a 49 year old Cape Town dental technician, received a heart lung transplant from donor Jackson Gunga after the man died at Groote Schuur Hospital. The donor’s wife Rosaline says she was not consulted and would not have given consent. authorities say legal permission was obtained as relatives could not be located.
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Jackson Gunga
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South Africa
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Rosaline
Whitehall Grass Fire Reignites Amid Saturday Blaze
Volunteers battled a Sunday flare up on rangeland southwest of Whitehall, where a grass and brush fire burning since Friday covered nearly 300 acres on private land and a rail right of way. Ten to twelve men remained on the firelines at dusk as Forest Service stayed out of the fight.
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