Roundup of Good News by Arthur Hoppe
Geneva reports a treaty between the United States and Russia banning nuclear weapons from the ocean floor and outer space. Washington notes unemployment at four percent with hope it may rise, signaling possible slowing economy. Miami writes of a Cuban pilot with a fighter jet entering Florida airspace unchallenged, with friendly intentions.
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U. S
Russia
Ocean
Washington
Treasury
Kennedy
Miami
Florida
America
Our Nation's Banks in the Red and Inflation
Henry J. Taylor argues that the U S banking system is drained of net free reserves and driven by borrowed reserves from the Federal Reserve amid rising rates. He cites Martin and a White House coalition including McCracken Kennedy Mayo Burns as crucial to turning the tide to save the dollar.
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New Frontier Great Society
Fort Knox
Federal Reserve System
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Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Mr. Martin
Roscoe
Atlantic City
Martin
White House
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisors
Paul McCracken
Treasury
David M . Kennedy
Robert Mayo
Arthur E . Burns
Martin Battle
Washington
Martin - McCracken - Kennedy - Mayo - Burns Phalanx
Welcome News: South Carolina Economy Rises to Record High
Wachovia Bank and Trust reports that South Carolina's economy gained momentum in August with a 1.4 percent rise to an all time index high of 191.8 versus 172.4 a year earlier. Building permits fell, car sales slipped, but employment and manufacturing workweek grew, signaling an overall upward trend.
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South Carolina
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Turning Up The Volume In A World Of Headlines
A satirical roundup notes some bold claims and absurdities across the news from the Pentagon to Hollywood and the United Nations. It mocks war talks, censorship fears, a UCLA lecture, a payday for a murder case, riots affecting tourism, and Reagan’s movie tastes. The piece ends with a call to read headlines with a smile.
Aiken Standard Leadership Credits
The Aiken Standard announces Samuel A. Cothran as president and editor and Eugene J. Oyler as executive editor guiding the historic 1867 paper through its ongoing publication and editorial leadership.
Governor backs stronger power to curb auto insurance cancellations
Gov. McNair favors giving the state insurance commissioner broader authority to curb arbitrary auto policy cancellations rather than rely on annual appeals to the legislature. Commissioner Brandt testified that about 250 cancellation complaints arise yearly with vague reasons or based on social or marital status, urging clear guidelines and remedial action during the 1970 session.
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Robert E. McNair
McNair
General Assembly
Leroy Brandt
State Budget and Control Board
Brandt
Tossed salad of opinions on Cesar Chavez and grape power
A California grape grower shares his family farming picture with a Bakersfield background as a backdrop for a debate on property rights and labor unionism. The piece argues both sides tie property and human rights together, while congressional testimony raises accusations of pesticide use and coercive tactics.
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John Giamarra, Jr
Bakersfield
Voltaire
Jerome Cohen
Cesar Chavez
California
Cohen
California State Department of Agriculture
Food and Drug Administration
Fear of God and Love United in Reverent Awe
Billy Graham explains there is no contradiction between fearing and loving God. Fear means reverence not terror, like a child’s respectful dread of disobeying parents. Fear and love are two sides of the same coin, guiding proper relationship with God.
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Ther
God
Nixon Defies Moratorium Protests Amid Vietnam Debate
President Nixon said public demonstrations would not steer U.S. policy in Vietnam and warned against politics from the streets. Senate debates feature calls for withdrawal by Moss and McIntyre, while Dole’s resolution urges negotiations and self determination for South Vietnam.
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Georgetown University
U.S
Frank E. Moss
Utah
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N.H. Dole
Hanoi
Dole
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National Liberation Front
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
George S. McGovern
Dl.d
America
Chicago
William Saxbe
Robio
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