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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1974

Page

4

Consumers urged to curb spending to fight inflation

Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns and Bank of America president A W Clausen warn that inflation can only be checked if Americans cut discretionary spending and show thrift. President Nixon cautions continued sacrifices, while critics note wage gains lag behind rising prices, complicating the burden on households.

Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns Burns A. W. Clausen Bank of America Nixon Clausen John Q

Trade Deal Lets Soviets Profit While US Banks Support

The Export-Import Bank plans a 180 million loan to the Soviet Union for fertiliser plants and a 1200 mile pipeline, with private banks matching funds. Soviet 10 percent down payment and 12 year repayment begin 1979 with 6 percent interest on the US share at prime rates. The arrangement favors the USSR as part of a broader two billion dollar barter and loan package amid Detente and rising oil costs.

United States Soviet Union U.S Ex-Im Bank Ussr

Kissinger's European nerves rise over his bold diplomacy

The piece portrays Henry Kissinger as a powerful yet unsettling figure to European leaders, portraying him as a behind-the-scenes force shaping Middle East and NATO policy. It argues his successes could threaten NATO unity, complicate arms budgets, and provoke anxiety among European powers wary of his influence.

Henry Kissinger Dr. Kissinger Henry U.S Egypt Israel Syria China Soviet Union United States Brandt Fulbright Trudeau Heath Kissinger NATO South Vietnam Hanoi Suez Canal Europe Congress Atlantic Alliance Johannes Steinhoff Warsaw Pact West Europe

It's No Wonder You Sometimes Feel Wrung Out

Paul Harvey critiques doom and gloom coverage and cites upbeat data on employment, incomes, and international relations. He argues against negative press narratives and reflects on aging and America's progress with a humorous, blunt tone.

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