Monetary Jitters and Inflation Worries Loom
The speech by Treasury Secretary Kennedy boosted the Dow briefly but investors remained wary as inflation fears persist. Officials vow continued restraint to stabilize the economy while noting no forecast for when easing will occur. The piece warns that any policy shift could rekindle inflationary psychology and hints at political pressures ahead of November elections.
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U.S. Savings Bonda
Nixon
Congress
Ixon
Federal Reserve System
Capitol Hill
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Lockheed Company
TEX
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General Dynamics
Defense
Laird
Army declines to file charges against sergeants in club swindle case
Behavioral scientist Konrad Lorenz warns man may become extinct if adapting to a changing environment fails. The Army informs Co that there is insufficient evidence to lodge criminal charges against a group of sergeants accused of worldwide swindles in the operation of service men's clubs.
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Army
Cime
Konrad Lorenz
Man
Soho
Medi care Medicaid abuse cited by writer
A reader laments rising drug costs and fraud tied to Medi care and Medicaid. He cites pharmacists, doctors, and officers padding bills, urges scrutiny of federal funding, and argues centralized social programs lower integrity. Letters to the editor invite concise submissions.
Paul Harvey Thaw in the Cold War Debate
The piece notes a potential thaw in U S Soviet relations from high level statements by Andrei Gromyko and growing momentum toward arms control talks in Vienna and Helsinki. It highlights cautious optimism, past confrontations, and the belief that both sides are tired of war but warns against overestimating long term change.
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Helsinki
Finland
United States
Russia
Vienna
Two Party System Must Endure in American Politics
A column argues for the necessity of two strong parties citing Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Charles Goodell. It warns that party indifference harms governance and warns against a monolithic or splinter party landscape. The piece emphasizes voter turnout, party responsibility, and open debate as core to democracy.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles E. Goodell
Rockefeller
Sen. Goodell
Jacob Javits
Senate
House
Aca
Congress
Courts
Politica
United States
Goodell
Javits
Tris Kes
Leud delight of those who cheer our failed aircraft
Holmes Alexander argues that media and lawmakers grin at aviation failures while the nation faces griping over the F-111 and C-4A. He warns mischief harms morale and national defense, urging a genuine public reckoning and renewed resolve amid ongoing aircraft problems.
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Washington, D.C
CIA
Historical Highlights From This Day In History 185
In 185 the House elected John Quincy Adams as President after no candidate in the December election received an electoral Majority. In 1900 Chicago construction workers, seven thousand, voted to strike for an eight hour day. In 143 Japan evacuated Guadalcanal amid overwhelming American superiority. In 1950 Senator McCarthy charged the State Department with communist infiltration. In 1968 President Johnson sent Cyrus Vance to South Korea as Pueblo crisis special representative. A thought for the day.
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John Quincy Adams
Chicago
Japan
Guadalcanal
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Johnson
Cyrus Vance
South Korea
Pueblo
Joaquin Niller
Gulf
Washington lawmakers listed for South County districts
Representatives in Washington and U S Senators with South County constituencies include Congressman George P. Miller of the Sun District covering San Leandro Sas ro Valley San Lorenzo Livermore Amador Valley and parts of Oakland. Congressman Don Edwards with south Hayward Union City Fremont Newark and parts of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties. Senator Alan Cranston Democrat with Washington address 20510 and Senator George Murphy Republican.
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Washington, D.C
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San Mates
Alan Cranston
Senate
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