Editorial: 90 day freeze won’t fix core U S economic weakness
The piece argues Nixon’s stopgap plan fails to address the root problem: sluggish American industrial modernization. It cites lower U S investment and R D, compares Germany and Japan, and warns that Europe now outpaces the United States in applying research to industry. It calls for doubled U S research and plant investment.
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Minnesota political scene shapes up for 1972 battles
Republicans show cautious optimism as Minnesota gears up for presidential, congressional, and legislative fights. DFL leaders, led by Richard Moe, foresee a fierce legislative battle with Mondale poised for reelection and potential vice presidential talk.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
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Ellsberg case gets three prosecute team in LA
The Justice Department names Assistant U.S. Attorney David R. Nissen to head a three man team prosecuting Dr. Daniel Ellsberg on unauthorized possession of the Pentagon papers. The next hearing is scheduled for January 4.
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Asst. U.S. Atty
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Daniel Ellsberg
Vietnam
Nixon's sweeping tax cuts may boost business relief
Washington plans show a potential $7.5 billion annual tax cut with possible expansion to $16.5 billion. Investments credit, personal exemptions, and elimination of the auto excise tax target firms and individuals, while lawmakers debate timing and Social Security payroll tax changes to shape the final package.
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Balkans again seen as powder keg amid Cold War tensions
The article notes renewed Balkan tensions as Yugoslavia Romania and Albania face Soviet pressure and a potential Yugoslav Soviet Chinese axis. Brezhnev may visit Belgrade to discuss relations while Tito plans a U S trip amid fears of Moscow meddling and nonalignment.
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Mail Taught Hal Boyle Bright Observations
New York AP column highlights odds and ends learned from reader mail. Notes on college dropout causes mental illness tin can composition and tin can waste impact year‑round schooling proposals and a 25 hour day possibility. Also jokes on gender income age and a household tip for mirror fogging.
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