1970 Preview: 1969 Costliest Year In U S Living Costs
Athens Ohio report notes 1969 cost of living reached 131.3 percent of 1957 59 average with $10 goods now $13.13. December 1969 rise 6.1 percent the largest 12 month increase since 1951 while GNP and industrial output slowed, housing starts fell, and personal income gains lagged. Inflation remains persistent despite slowing economy.
Moore to Lead New York Diocese with Emphasis on Service
The Rt. Rev. Paul Moore Jr. was elected bishop coadjutor of New York with right of succession. Speaking at National Presbyterian Church during the Week of Prayer, he urged clergy to unite for social reform and humanitarian aid, inviting leaders from Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish communities to join in city-wide efforts.
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Robert McNair
South Carolina
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Tennessee
Vietnam
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Jim Wright
Texas
House
Nixon
Averill Harriman
Council
Paris
Saigon
Paul Butler
Adlai Stevenson
Butler
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Harris
National Committee
Railway unions unite into Congress with 500000 members
Five unions join to form a Congress of Railway Unions uniting the United Transportation Union, the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees, the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks, the Hotel and Restaurant Empl oyer Union and the Seafarers International Union to seek greater bargaining power.
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Congress of
United Transportation Union
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Hotel and Restaurant Employer Union
Seafarers International Union
Nixon style veto reshapes inflation and welfare debate
Washington insight analyzes President Nixon's use of a veto on the education funding bill to pivot blame for inflation onto Democrats. It outlines economic pressures, welfare policy battles, and the environment issue as Democrats push back, noting Nixon's strategic moves to stay politically on top amid national tensions.
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Nixon
White House
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
America
Integrity
John Stewart
Humphrey
Council
Harriman
Gardner Ackley
Walter F. Mondale
Environment
Paul Warnke
Patricia Harris
Democracy and Government
Democrats Bring TV Outcry Against Nixon Veto
Washington Democrats push into the public eye with a CBS NBC ABC special on February 8 to rebut President Nixon's State of the Union veto. Sen Kennedy leads on-location filming with eight senators and eight congressmen, cost set at 57000 dollars.
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NBC
ABC
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Winter
Minnesota
Democratic Policy Council
National Party
Senate
Capitol Hill
Sen
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Harris
Albert
House
Washington
Sen. Kennedy
Texas
Sen. Muskie
Moynihan
Hickel
Finch
A Victory for Calm on Pollution Prices and Tradeoffs
A conservative view questions rapid ecological policies noting the cost to electric power, cars, and pesticides. The piece urges careful public sacrifice, higher taxes, and measured steps while detailing industry, university, and policy council debates on energy, environment, and Vietnam.
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University of Wisconsin
NEA estimates show 1968 69 school spending totals
The National Education Association reports 1968 69 schooling cost at 38.4 billion for 52 million public school students. Local 20.3, state 15.6, federal 2.5 billion. Fischer urges federal funds raise to one third with a national average of 923 per pupil.
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National Education Association
NEA
George D. Fischer
New York
Alabama
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