Reagan economic boldness signals shift to tax cuts
The piece argues President-elect Reagan will top his agenda with broad tax cuts and deep budget cuts to curb spending and spur growth. It contrasts Reagan’s approach with Thatcher and Clark, warning of short-term pain but urging swift, decisive reform to unleash a liberated economy.
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Reagan
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Joe Clark
Jimmy Carter
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
Georgia
Bert Lance
Naming the Hollywood Communists in a New Book
The piece reviews William L. Rusher’s critique of Navasky and HUAC’s Hollywood inquiry. It argues the investigation highlighted pivotal issues of testimony and motive, notes the Communist Party’s reach into government labor and entertainment, cites figures like 31,608 members, Dalton Trumbo, Lillian Hellman, and praises the inquiry’s role in discrediting the party while acknowledging a later modest comeback by sympathizers.
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Hollywood
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Elizabeth Holtzman
U.S
New York
House Judiciary Committee
HUAC
Justice Department
Navasky
Communist Party
Stalin
Gromyko
Stettinius
Alger Hiss
U.N
Dalton Trumbo
Howver
Lillian Hellman
Refusing To Sell The Church St Bartholomew's amid midtown clash
New York column notes St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church refuses to sell its land atop Park Avenue despite pressure and vast offers. The 1835 church on 51st Street contends with heavy deficits and costly repairs while pondering a skyscraper compatible redesign. The piece mocks modern marvels and praises steadfast faith.
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St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
St. Bartholomew
St. Bartholomew’s Church
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Towers of Commerce
Vanderbilts
Thomas Bowers
America
Midtown Manhattan
Bowers
Michelangelo
Reagan Faces Tough Road to Turnaround in 1981
A runoff of nine forecasts shows 1981 unemployment around 8.2 to 9 percent and meager growth in GNP. Inflation may hit about 10 percent as consumer prices rise despite tax cuts. JEC forecasts 1981 profits down 3 percent and business investment down 4 percent amid weak demand and higher costs.
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Reagan
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Joint Economic Committee
Nixon Talks Undersea Dinner Highlights World Policy
Washington reports detail Nixon remarks to Adm. Hyman Rickover and the Cincinnati crew during an undersea dinner on Nov 14. He urged distinguishing people from governments, cited Soviet human rights, praised China as a trump card, and urged cautious draft reform and de civilianizing the DoD. Nixon warned of a new Apex System at CIA with Royal classification starting January.
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Stalin
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Great Britain
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Stansfield Turner
Ronald Reagan
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