Nixon Seeks Moderately Upward Economic Path This Year
President Nixon told reporters he expects inflation to ease and the economy to trend upward in 1970 with a moderate gain in the consumer price index. He pledged admin action to prevent a recession and cited easing price pressures while noting a 0.5 percent CPI rise for the latest month. He said the administration will act if needed to shield the economy from downturn and predicted a good year ahead.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
Burns Warns on Rates Amid Inflation Fight
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur F. Burns urged cautious policy in a March 17 letter made public by Senator William Proxmire. He argued interest rate actions must guard against both recession and renewed inflation, signaling a careful stance for the coming year.
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Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Lex. Wiliam Proxmire
D-Wis
Burns
Inflation dangers explained by Burns warning
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns warned in a letter to Senator William Proxmire that hasty action against recession could spark another inflationary spiral. He urged careful policy to avoid deep recession while restraining inflationary expectations and noted rates may trend downward as inflation recedes.
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Washington
UPI
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Prowmire
Tube medicine could one day replace surgery
Dr Charles T Dotter of the University of Oregon Medical School described transluminal surgery using catheters to open narrowed leg arteries and remove clots. He cautioned the technique is not ready to replace vascular surgery though it has saved limbs and allowed many patients to walk the same day. The discussion opened at the Science Writers Seminar with optimism for cancer research in the 1970s including colon cancer detection and leukemia advances, while noting funding cutbacks and political actions such as a cigarette advertising ban.
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Gary Cooke
San Antonio
Tex
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
Charles T. Dotler
Dotter
Science Writers' Seminar
American Cancer Society
Jonathan £. Rhoads
Rhoads
Ire
National Cancer Institute
Dr. Rhoads
Rhoadsaki
Solon Says Postal Pay Hikes Held Hostage to Reform
Rep. Pucinski said postal pay raises are blocked in Congress by President Nixon's demand for postal reform in the same bill. He noted House and Senate support for raises but warned the White House would veto unless reform moves forward. He urged leaders to craft a compromise to end the postal stoppage and avert a longer strike.
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Solon
Chicago
UPI
Roman C.puncinski
D-Ill
Congress
Nixon
Purinski
Letter Carriers Union
Nvnth Rank and File
House
Pucinski
Senate
Navn
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Senate Post Office Committee
Thaddeus Dulski
Dn.y
House Post Office Committee
White House
McGee
Dulski
Washington
McGee and Dulski
Nixon to issue long statement on desegregation
President Nixon announced he would release a lengthy statement on desegregation on Tuesday. He aims to clarify the law and guide government agencies in implementing school desegregation, asserting it to be the most comprehensive analysis since the 1954 Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Supreme Court
Congress
Departments of Justice
of Health, Education and Welfare
Justice Department
Senate
Hugh Scott
Postal union chief receives violent threats
James H. Rademacher president of the striking letter carriers union said he had been threatened with violence after an unidentified caller threatened to harass him and pay him a visit to learn where he lives. He spoke to newsmen Saturday detailing the phone call made to his secretary Friday.
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Waslington
UPI
James H. Rademacher
Striking Letter Carriers Union
Rademacher
Aller
Rademache
Slaughter of seals continues in Gulf of St Lawrence
In Grindstone Quebec two London models joined Department of Fisheries officials on the ice to observe day two of the annual seal hunt. First day haul ranged 10,000 to 12,000 seals with a 50,000 quota expected if good weather holds. Models Celia Hammond and Jane LeFebre traveled to Magdalen Islands for Beauty without Cruelty. Officials from the fund and Fisheries watched hunting from two helicopters, noting ongoing cruelties despite regs against live skinning.
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Grindstone
UPI
London
Department of Fisheries
Gulf of St.Lawrence
Celia Hammond
Jane LeFebre
Magdalen Islands
Beauty Without Cruelty
Clifford Federal Department of Fisheries
Fred Bealista
International Fund For Animal Welfare
Brian Davies
Fund
Fredericton
N.B
France
Davies
Burglars Loot Fremont Home
Fremont police report three intruders looted the Shinn residence at 1269 Per ava Evd between 11 am Friday and 9 am yesterday. The three story house, donated to the city by Aden M. Shinn, was ransacked with closets and drawers emptied while a cassette recorder and other items were stolen.
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Fremont
Shinn
Hhe Sity
Tal Aden M. Shinn
Nan
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