Humphrey presses primaries in 1972 bid amid Nixon parallels
Senator Hubert Humphrey argues he must win primaries to mount a credible 1972 campaign, likening his strategy to Nixon in 1968. He aims for Florida and Wisconsin early, with judgeable support in California Texas Pennsylvania Minnesota and growing hopes in Wisconsin and Florida.
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Nixon officials predict welfare reform and revenue sharing will pass next year
White House aides Klein and MacGregor say Nixon has achieved major goals in year three and expect welfare reform and revenue sharing to be enacted in 1972. They note progress on a tax cut, Social Security increases, cancer programs, housing, and 18 year old voting rights, with optimism for Senate action on welfare reform and swift committee handling of revenue sharing.
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Nixon
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White House
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Congress
Klein
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House
MacGregor
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D-La
Senate
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Nixon braces for cost of living surge
President Nixon faces an expected temporary rise in living costs as the wage price rent freeze ends and the economy transitions to a thaw. December's CPI will show inflation acceleration, with advisers fearing a longer peak though the aim remains a 2.5 percent yearly rise by late 1972.
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Cost of Living Council
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James D. Hodgson
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Price Commission
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Council
Treasury
John B. Connally
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Waldheim to Lead United Nations for Five Years
Kurt Waldheim an Austrian diplomat will be secretary general for five years starting Jan 1. The Security Council backed his candidacy 11 to 1 after vetoes on rivals were lifted. Waldheim emphasized an active UN role and highlighted its importance in international affairs. He is married with three children and has served as Austria's UN representative since 1955.
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Finland
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Argentina
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Burma
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Geneva
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How new rent rules affect us
Washington AP details the Price Commission rent rules in Q A form. Rules allow a 2.5 percent base increase plus possible extra, with some rolls back and many caveats. Projections suggest averages under 3 percent, but some cases could reach 15 or 30 percent.
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A Price Commission
C. Jackson Grayson
Price Commission
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