Devalued dollar debated after Rome Group of Ten talks
Editorial notes that the Nixon administration seeks a possible 10 percent dollar devaluation tied to gold, with nations expected to upvalue currencies and ease trade barriers. The Rome talks yield a peace on monetary fights but raise questions about the dollar’s postwar role and global recession risks.
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Nixon
Rome
United States
Washington
Treasury
John Connally
Controls And The Law Is Phase II Constitutional
Debate over the Nixon administration s wage price controls centers on Congress authority to delegate. The 1970 Economic Stabilization Act grants authority to the President and panels, sparking constitutional challenges tied to Schechter Poultry. A three district court upheld NEP authority in Amalgamated MEAT GTE Cutters v Connally, with an appeal planned. Congress moves to amend the act and reinforce presidential delegation to avoid a new NRA-like fiasco.
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Congress
National Recovery Administration
Schechter Poultry
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Amalgamated Meat Gte Cutters
Connally
NEP
Ribicoff
Weicker
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
Mr. Meany
Miami
Meany
Centralization of Power Debate Across Government
For 30 years power has centralized in Washington reducing local insight. Critics argue decisions moved far from local contexts widen the gap between promised aims and actual government performance.
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Washington
Mysteries on New York City TV
Alice Widener critiques New York City television for contrasting images and statements. She contrasts starving refugees in Bangladesh with affluent demonstrations at City Hall and questions media portrayals of poverty and welfare dependents amid inflation and political tensions.
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NEW York City TV
New York City
India
East
Pakistan
Bangla Desh
U.N. Security Council
White House
Erly
TV News
City Hall
Europe
Ted Kennedy
Saigon
Belfast
America
Island of
Manhattan
U.S.A
Special Service Ad Notice for Sunday Delivery
The Anderson Herald offers a special service to deliver the newspaper on Sunday. readers should go to the nearest Herald seller to sign the complaint. a free copy will be provided. Advertising department closed Saturday. Herald Newsroom contact 643-5372.
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Sunaay
Herald
Herald Newsroom
Open Letter on Labor Grievances to Local 349
Holmes Alexander argues against New Haven plumbers grievances, urging documentation and refusal to accuse employers of stealing wages. He explains wage freezes during inflation, cites Construction Industry Stabilization Committee steps, and praises Labor Department officials for fair, conscientious action.
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Washington, D.C
R. V. Local 349
Plumbers and Fitters
Abs-Cio
New Haven
Conn
New
Meriden
Alexander
Labor Department
Craft Board
John Dunop
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Under Secretary of Labor
Washington
Martin
Ward
Dunlop Committee
Connecticut
Department
Yale
English students seek more money for college life
The piece contrasts English and American student funding, noting grants funded by county councils in Britain and the trend of lavish subsidies in the U S. It recalls historical lean times at Oxford Cambridge St Andrews and Duke Michigan State, and recounts the author’s own frugal student years, subsidized by summer work and ghostwriting to fuel study and travel.
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Britain
America
Oxford
Cambridge
St. Andrews
Scotland
Oxbridge
Michigan State
Duke University
London Mystery Magazine
France
The Return of Edgar Smith in New Jersey Court
A long recalled case ends with Edgar Smith released from prison after 14 years in a death cell era, as Judge Moris Pashman suspends the remainder of a 25 to 30 year sentence and places him on probation. The piece traces the trial, reversals, bail fights, and Smiths controversial pursuit of a new trial, ending with a cautious reflection on justice and public perception.
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Edgar Smith
Hackensack
New Jersey
United States
Santate
Vitoria Zinki
Sas Ieee
Dge
Moris Pashman
Hs Arto
Smith
St Smith
Supreme Court
SFL
Gibbons
Bill
Iare
P.S
Liberty
Dwight Eisenhower
Skaramanga Shipyard Boosts Greece as Shipbuilder Leader
Greece gains a modern shipbuilding capacity led by Stavros Niarchos's Hellenic Shipyards, with Skaramanga producing 15,000-ton SD-14 freighters and 35,000-ton bulk carriers and planning 300,000-ton supertankers. The yard trains rural workers, competes with Japanese facilities, and foresees strong growth into the 1980s driven by cheap labor, skilled labor, and strategic location.
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Srakamania Murrands
Elesisay
Greece
Hellenic Shipyards Co
Stavros Niarchos
Skaramanga
Hellenic Shipyards
Fiat
Italy
Mediterranean
Lisbon
Portugal
U.S
Sas
Ska‘amanga
United States
Japan
Scandinavia
Panama
Where To Write Your Legislators AT WASHINGTON
Directory style listing shows members of Congress with office room numbers in Washington DC. It includes Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Biren Bayh Jr Rep David W Dennis Rep Elwood A Hl and Rep William G Bray with respective rooms in the Old Senate Building Longworth and Rayburn office buildings.
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Washington
Senate
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Biren E. Bayh Jr
D.C
David W. Dennis
David W. He
Mayworth
Grom
Orca
Wiliam G' Bray
Rayburn
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