Full Employment Ambitions Meet Economic Limits
Washington AP reports the term full employment masks gaps between goals and reality. Nixon aims for mid-1972 jobs by 4 percent unemployment, yet advisers fear 3.3 million jobless remains possible. Deficits and balancing the full employment budget shape policy amid inflation and slow progress.
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Washington
Nixon
Paul W. McCracken
Council of Economic Advisers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Walter W. Heller
Johnson
General Motors
New Chapel Speakers Included Spy at Houston College
Houston Baptist College added varied chapel speakers from politics and journalism. Students fund the program with a $10 per semester fee, noting attendance now includes students who choose to be there. Speakers included Elie Abel Sen. Robert Packwood George Christian William String fellow Dan Taylor Moore and H Ross Perot. Willie Horton is noted as the youngest of 21 children.
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Houston
Houston Baptist College
U.S
Elie Abel
NEC
Columbia School of Journalism
Robert Packwood
R-Ore
George Christian
Johnson
William Stringfellow
Dan Taylor Moore
H. Ross Perot
Dallas
James Massey
Royals Pitching and Slugging Highlights from 1960s-70s
Amos Otis logged 36 doubles tying a Kansas City major league record set by Norm Siebern in 1961. Dick Drago played 45 games for KC in 1970, 34 as a starter, without facing Boston or Cleveland. Ted Abernathy dominated the Brewers, with 10 appearances the most by a Royals pitcher against one club, earning two wins and five saves.
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Amos Otis
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Dick Drago
Kansas City Royals
Boston
Cleveland
Ted Abernathy
Milwaukee Brewers
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Willie Horton
Dacron
Pennprest
Ken Roberts