Bayh Would Endure Bigger Deficits to Jumpstart Economy
Senator Birch Bayh argues in a 1976 campaign interview that he'd accept larger federal deficits for one to two years to revive the economy and cut joblessness. He cites energy and food costs as inflation drivers, promotes a Western industrial pool for oil, and calls for a major jobs program while reforming monetary policy and antitrust enforcement. He also favors wage and price controls only as a last resort.
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Ford's China trip ends with a rare farewell for Bush
President Ford's five day stay in Peking concluded with a unique farewell for George Bush the outgoing CIA chief designate. Teng Hsiao ping praised U.S. talks and Mao hosted a warm finale while Washington stressed a firm stance against Soviet expansion. Indonesia and the Philippines showed rising power, signaling optimism about U.S. presence in Asia despite Indochina setbacks.
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