240 People Track U.S. Living Costs Monthly
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Standby wage price controls fuel political fight in Congress
The push for standby wage and price controls grows as Nixon opposes new control legislation while Democrats push for a House vote. Treasury hints at possible tax hikes, inflation press persists, with partisan divides ahead of midterm elections.
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Computer to run July 1 draft lottery for 19-year-olds
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Singer Eddie Fisher Ordered To Pay $92,975
In Hollywood the Superior Court ordered singer Eddie Fisher to pay $92,975 to Susan and Martin Stayden after they testified he agreed to buy their Woodland Hills home for $215,000 in 1967 but backed out two weeks later. The ruling came Tuesday.
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