Hoover blasts Nixon aides in off the record interview
In a January 1972 off the record talk, J Edgar Hoover criticized President Nixon's inner circle calling them the Presidents Kindergarten. He said they push half baked schemes and he stayed to shield Nixon from those around him. He warned of a looming mess and questioned several advisers including Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman and Deans.
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Nixon Phase IV controls summary misread
Phase IV imposes a complex wage and price control regime across most of the economy for about two months to slow inflation. Prices frozen until Aug 12 for most sectors, with food prices rising. rents exempt. Wages capped at 5.5 percent plus 0.7 for benefits. Gasoline rationing not planned, but Phase V contemplates ceilings on petrol. Ends by sector with public comment through July 1 and August 12 implementation.
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S H Green stamp cash redemption national expansion agreed
The FTC tentatively approves nationwide cash redemption for S H Green stamps at 50 cents per 300 stamps, up from 20 states. Consumers may gain up to 200 million, with 32 million families collecting stamps. Kansas bans trading stamps. Sperry & Hutchinson must drop injunctions, FTC powers upheld.
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Phase IV controls outline for petroleum and food prices
Government reviews Phase IV measures tightening price controls to curb shortages with mandatory rules and allowances for costs. Food rules allow per unit price increases tied to raw input costs, beef remaining at current ceilings, and export limits on soybeans to ease feed costs, as controls edge toward September 12.
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Twin Cinemag Cinema T holds Last Tango in Paris long run
Local theaters list holdings of Last Tango in Paris at Twin Cinemag Cinema T with caution over censorship and ongoing profitability in Bennington. Other films include Piper Moon at Cinema II starring Ryan O Neal and Tatum O Neill, Cahill U S Marshall at Main Street, Smashup Alley and The Daredevil at Hoosick drive in, and The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing moving to Bennington Drive-In. Drive-ins start at dusk and parents are urged to consider suitability for children while noting the GP rating for Wrath of God on Robert Mitchum.
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Patience urged in fragile pursuit of freedom
The remarks stress careful, lasting diplomacy over rushed actions. Policy advocates patience to avoid undermining progress, warning that an immediate move toward freedom could backfire and lead to deeper controls and destabilizing delays. The tone emphasizes steady pursuit within difficult international relations.
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