Budget split over Nixon proposal in Congress
Washington Republicans praised President Nixon's 200 budget as balanced and aimed at curbing inflation while shifting dollars from defense to domestic needs. Democrats called it puff with weak funding, noting only 800 million next year and little release this year. Leaders from both parties voiced varied judgments on defense cuts and impact.
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Valentine Day spaghetti dinner and dance planned
Adrian M Lampe and Mrs. Lampe with Frank A Birge and Mrs. Birge organize a Valentine’s event hosted by Cen terville Council of Knights of Columbus in Holy Spirit Church Fremont parish hall. Cocktails begin at 9 30 p.m. dinner 7 30 to 9 p.m. dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with the New Whitehaven Band. Open to the public, Birge said.
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Storybook dolls for hospital patients by Camp Fire girls
Seven Ely Ta Wa Ki Camp Fire girls from Grimmer School Fremont visit Washington Hospital to present storybook dolls with hand headed felt Indian costumes to pediatric patients. The fourth grade students include Lisa Beltran Katherine Burks Julia Hammer Patty Martinez Michele Massari Jennifer Warner and Jenny Ann De Rosia led by teacher Mrs Hale Hammer.
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Bertrand Russell dies at 97 in North Wales home
British author and philosopher Bertrand Russell, a Nobel laureate famed for pacifism and sharp dissent, died at 8 p.m. Monday at Plas Pen Merionetshire in North Wales. His wife Edith was with him as friends and officials mourned the loss.
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Burns Takes Fed Chair As Nixon Signals Easing Policy
Arthur F. Burns, Austria born economist and adviser to President Nixon, assumes chairmanship of the Federal Reserve Board with White House backing for lower interest rates and looser credit. He offers no public pledge to ease the tight money policy, while observers expect cautious, autonomous action from the seven member board. Nixon praised Burns and signaled hopes for lower rates and expanded money, but Burns pledged only to protect the dollar’s integrity and foster stable prosperity. Burns is viewed as conservative and unlikely to push aggressive restraints, maintaining the board’s independent stance.
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