Nixon faces pressure to curb inflation with wage and price controls
Editorial notes President Nixon, wary of bureaucracy, faces pressure from Democrats, international bodies, and economists to consider wage and price restraints. Inflation advances, consumer prices rising, while past policy debates mark a shift toward soft jawboning and potential private panel review. The President’s next move hinges on a long awaited economic address.
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Nixon
Price Administration
Washington
House Banking Committee
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
International Monetary Fund
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Wall Street Journal
White House
Johnson
London Economist
Gardner Ackley
Johnson Administration
Council of Economic Advisors
Labor
Beadmill
Republican Dilemma at State Convention Over Superintendent Race
Delegates face a choice between incumbent Richard Wells amid GOP backlash and Dr Harald Negley a qualified but lesser known challenger. Leaders avoid backing Negley to protect other state races, urging thoughtful consideration before Thursday ballots.
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Richard Wells
GOP
Wells
Harald Negley
Negrey
Negley
Folklore and Child Rhyme Snippets by William Wade
An untidy panorama of informal rhymes and tongue twisters from various eras. It includes references to litter, prohibition era beer rhymes, counting games, and a few named pairs, such as Jimmy Smith and Maggie Hale, plus a line about not slamming the door.
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Indiana
Jimmy Smith
Maggie Hale
Black capitalism moves forward in Washington under Nixon
Thornell Page runs Friendship House and minority business efforts backed by the federal government. Across agencies, black enterprises earn purchases and support, with $42 million in federal contracts to 2,393 Washington firms. Despite political tension, the president pursues a costly path for Black Capitalism.
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Washington, D.C
Thornell Page
Friendship House
Washington
Page
Eeonic Opportunity
Alexander
Defense Department
Agriculture Department
Los Angeles
Howard University
George Wallace
Alabama
GOP
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Nixon policy gains support among students over Cambodia
The article argues Nixon's Cambodia campaign boosts public support in Indochina and predicts House backing of the policy. It cites student witnesses Flex Walsh and James Diamond, noting campus protests are driven by radicals while many students favor moderation and await results.
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Nixon
Indochina
Senate
House of Representatives
Cambodia
White House
Executive Mansion
Asia
House
Southeast Asia
Wiliam Find Tay
Robert R. Walsh
Walsh
Rhode Island
Desgn
Neel
Diamond
Febata
Gen
Fea, Corp
Message from Moscow reveals Soviet failure and bias
The author recommends an anonymous work An Observer wrote about life in the Soviet Union. It chronicles rigid censorship, bureaucratic control, and cultural limits while noting the dull mass experience, scarce freedoms, and the contrast with a civilization ideal.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
States
Feb
Te Four
Ruella
Husa
Thim
GAO report targets meat inspection amid budget tensions and military cuts
Washington insiders expect a mid-summer GAO study blasting Agriculture Department meat inspections and certain industry facilities. The piece discusses potential budget boosts for meat inspection, defense personnel cuts, and stalled retroactive pay after a six percent federal raise. It also notes Postal Union elections and Presidential Management Awards timing.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
GAO
Agriculture Department
Federal
U.S
Congress
Incumiliynt Waeljonal Postal Union
David Sivergield
Robert Kephart
Edward L. Bowsley
John A. Morgan
William Colmer
D-Miss
Colmer
Hale
Defense
Post Office
Veterans Administration
Agri+culture and Health, Education and Welfare
Meanest Mother Narrative Sparks Proud Reflection
A self described harsh upbringing story recounts a mother who enforced strict rules and chores, hid none of the punishments, yet shaped responsible adults. The writer credits the stern parenting with instilling honesty, duty, and God fearing values in her three children.
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Casey
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INO
Obert E. Jackson
Mamager
Charles W. Laughlin
Javed
Moray
Sy Mall
Associated Press
Associated Prats
Wear
Holmes Alexander
Black Enterprise
Copan
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Rhodes Island College of Design
James W. Diamond
Brown University
Rhode Island Federation of Callega Republicans
Kire
William
F. Bocking
Beng
Observer
Burgaucracy
Colege
Grwall
Ivan Denigovich
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Causey
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