IMF critical of U S inflationary spiral and policy
The IMF warned U S inflation threatens world money stability and urged tougher action by Nixon on business and labor while noting the domestic stabilization plan lags. It cited 5.5 percent price growth in early 1969 and unemployment at 5 percent, stressing global impact and IMF aims.
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Eight states vote today in primary nominations race
United Press International reports a busy election day as eight states hold primaries. G Harrold Carswell seeks Senate nomination in Florida with Cramer. Oival Faubus vies for Arkansas governor in a Bumpers runoff amid busing debates.
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John A. Love
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Wayne Aspinall
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Walter Peterson
Meldrim Thompson
Charles F. Whittemore
Roger Crowley
Frank E. Moss
Laurence J. Burton
William Proxmire
John Erickson
Jack B. Olson
Patrick J. Lucey
Donald O. Peterson
Labor leaders guests at White House dinner
Nixon and AFL-CIO President George Meany hosted 70 national union leaders and spouses at a Labor Day White House dinner marked by cordial exchanges. Meany praised the president while noting bipartisan support for freedom and foreign policy. A torchlight ceremony followed on the south lawn before a 4,000-strong outdoor crowd.
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Sinatra invited for a talk on donnybrook in Las Vegas
Las Vegas district attorney issued an invitation to Frank Sinatra for a “little talk” about possible underworld connections after a Las Vegas casino dispute. Sinatra canceled Caesars Palace appearances following a baccarat dispute with Sandford Waterman, a Las Vegas casino executive, during which chips flew and a gun was alleged to have been shown. Sheriff Ralph Lamb warned Sinatra to toe the line if he returns to town, with Waterman reportedly booked on assault charges.
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