Nixon Sees Bright Economic Outlook As Market Slumps
President Nixon voiced optimism about a summer recovery amid a stock market dive to six-year lows. Officials expect inflation measures to curb later this year while leading indicators show a slight March decrease and major steel and auto profits fell in Q1.
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Council of Economic Advisers
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New York
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John L. Spafford
Houston
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Sioux Chief Claims Custer Committed Suicide at Little Bighorn
Chief Eagle of the Teton Sioux in Sacramento asserts Gen. George A. Custer killed himself after the 1876 Little Bighorn defeat. He says four Sioux warriors he interviewed confirm the self-inflicted death and alleges government propaganda and a lack of Indian input kept the detail secret.
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First Lady Offers Cotton at Discounted Prices
Readable fragments show cotton pricing with quantities and unit prices. Promotional style lists bulk deals such as 1.99 and 2.19 with 0.99 per unit, and bulk packs priced at 7.00 and 11.00 with 0. Not enough complete details to confirm product names or dates.
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