Nixon action seen as election overlay shaping 1972 bid
Editorial argues Nixon’s swift economic moves blur politics with timing. It notes tax cuts credits wage freezes and spending cuts aim to curb unemployment and inflation by spring 1972, potentially boosting his re election chances while complicating Democratic rivals.
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Administration presses for strike moratorium in freeze
Labor bristles at the presidents wage price and rent halt and faces a face to face with White House mediators. George Schultz and J D Hodgeson will answer AFL CIO questions and press for voluntary no strikes during the 90 day freeze while unions seek clarity on wage hikes price controls and existing contract obligations.
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Bemidji boosters of 1909 praise Beltrami land and dairying boom
The Bemidji Pioneer advertisements from 1909 tout Beltrami and Clearwater counties as a dairying paradise with 30,000 acres offered by the Northern Minnesota Dairy Farm Land Co. Professors Moore and Hayes are quoted predicting great regional potential. The piece notes booster optimism, then ends with a local sign-off.
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Harvard economist Galbraith backs wage price restraint
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith says continuing restraint on wages and prices is essential for long term economic stability. He criticizes Nixon's 90 day price and wage freeze as a limited shift and warns it must be paired with productivity based raises and prudent policy.
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India
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United States
Playhouse Apology for Overflow Crowds and Next Season Plans
In a note to readers the Playhouse apologizes to supporters who missed The Music Man and those in line for seats. Cast members left Aug 16 making extra shows impossible. Next year two matinees and a reserved-seat plan are proposed to handle overflow crowds.
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