Nixon urges Congress to curb federal spending
President Nixon told Congress to restrain spending and warned he would veto taxes and inflation measures. White House aides called lawmakers a credit card Congress as budget officials push for a $250 billion spending ceiling for fiscal 1973 amid rising outlays and inflation concerns.
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Nixon
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John Ehrlichman
White House
Treasury
George P
Republican Party
Platform Committee
Retired Butte bartender slain in apartment shooting
Louis Quinn Aultman 61 a retired Butte bartender was shot and killed in Apartment 22 Hen nessy Annex Apartments 40 E Granite. Police believe murder weapon a .38 caliber pistol was found under a fire escape as investigators questioned 11 people including a man in a wheelchair. Aultman known for Vegas Club 45 Meaderville. born April 13 1911 in the Dakotas.
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Butte
Louis ‘‘Quinn
Aultman
Hennessy Annex
Granite
Manila Murphy
Annex
Silver Bow General Hospital
Leo Jacobsen
Betty Fitzgerald
Charles Case
Maurice Mulcahy
Mulcahy
FBI Laboratories
Meaderville
Vegas
Club 45
Dakotas
Varous Times
Jack Aultman
Los Angeles
Toledo
Ohio
del Lebreche
Louis Aultman
Grocery price rise signals slow progress in Nixon program
The Agriculture Department reported a 0.9 percent jump in retail food prices in June, driven by meat and fresh produce, the largest rise in four months. The Cost of Living Council noted a possible downward trend in wholesale meat prices, with farmers’ cattle and hog prices easing from early summer peaks.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Council
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Senators push 13 million for Indian tribes in revenue sharing
Eight U S senators cosponsor Metcalf amendment to the revenue sharing bill proposing Indian tribes receive 0.25 percent of 5.3 billion in the first year. Metcalf and colleagues argue tribes are quasi municipal and need roads transit sewage and pollution control funds to spur economic growth. Paul Parks of Americans for Democratic Action testifies opposing state revenue sharing while urging city funding.
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U.S
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Senate Finance Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Quentin N. Burdi
United States
Metcalf
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Paul Parks
Boston
Americans For Democratic Action
South Vietnamese Take Quang Tri Citadel After Fierce Battle
Paratroopers hoisted the national flag over the Quang Tri Citadel as pockets of North Vietnamese stubbornly remained around the fortress. Lt. Gen. Du Quoc Dong said the 50 acre site was virtually cleared while U.S. advisers warned two more days may be needed to mop up remaining resistance. American and South Vietnamese forces used napalm and heavy artillery as clashes continued around the battle scarred stronghold in Saigon's northern province.
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Saigon
Quang Tri
U S
South Vietnam
du Quoc Dong
Associated Press
Dennis Neeld
Dong
Jukebox Wedding At El Hutcho Silent Videogram
Emery Miner and Carol Minkler wed Monday in El Hutcho’s Mexican style restaurant Tacoma Washington. The ceremony featured Bobby Vinton Please Love Me Forever. Rev Elbert Ansberry officiated. Guests toasted with drinks and kissed the newlyweds as the couple planned a San Juan Islands honeymoon on a family friend’s tugboat.
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Tacoma
Wash
Emery Miner
Carol Minkler
Bobby Vinton
Elbert Ansberry
el Hutcho’s
Miner
el Hutcho
San Juan Islands
Eagleton's Disclosure Sparks Support and Calls to Quit
Democratic vice presidential hopeful Thomas F. Eagleton faced a mixed reaction after disclosing psychiatric treatment. Senate colleagues and many DNC members defended him, while telegrams urged McGovern to drop Eagleton, leaving his White House bid uncertain as McGovern awaited developments.
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Associated Press
Thomas F. Eagleton
Eagleton
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Missourian
George McGovern
McGovern
Black Hills
White House
Los Angeles
Susan
William Beckler
Philadelphia
Sen
Kathryn
Nan Saunders
New York City
Butte Legion blaats Anaconda Sunday Standard
Anaconda company faces trouble meeting new standards as the Butte Legion accuses Anaconda of violating rules. The issue prompts broader questions about local industry compliance and regulatory oversight.
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Anaconda Co
Butte Legion Blaats
Court frees five jailed British longshoremen sparking protests
Britain's Industrial Relations Court releases five stevedores from Pen tonville Prison prompting cheers from 2,000 supporters as wildcat walkouts spread. The move comes amid a nationwide protest against Prime Minister Edward Heath's Industrial Relations Act, with union leaders threatening a one day stoppage.
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London
Britain
House of Lords
Pentonville
Edward Heath
Trades Union Congress
Revolutionary GK-101 May End Dental Drilling Pain
Boston and Tufts University researchers unveiled GK-101 a liquid decay remover that may eliminate drilling. In early trials 39 patients ages 21 to 50 received GK-101 with no anesthetic and no patient knew which treatment they received. The chemical acts with mechanical aid to remove decay while preserving enamel and soft tissue.
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Chicago
Goldman
Kronman
McGovern Pledges Unchanged Support for Eagleton
In Custer South Dakota on Wednesday George McGovern, the Democratic presidential candidate, declared he is 1,000 per cent for Tom Eagleton and has no intention of dropping him from the ticket. He spoke amid donor concern over Eagleton's past nervous exhaustion hospitalizations and any implication of a ticket change.
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Tom Eagleton
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