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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1969
Page
4
Economists discuss the administration’s inflationary psychology tactics as a means to curb rising prices without action. Citing McCracken, advisers warn that word over action delays relief, while forecasts from Rinkel Boston Associates shape expectations for 1970 and 1971.
Moscow recalls a 1935 Halkin Gol defeat of Japanese forces and warns China’s Maoist campaign endangers Mongolia. Pravda calls the act a warning to encroachments on Soviet and Mongolian independence and condemns aggression toward the Soviet Union. It mentions a TV movie slot in Seattle.
Emma Pret reports in Wells Texas that an ongoing routine event or recurrence captives local attention with expected regularity and public reaction shaping community mood. The item notes domestic or social patterns and hints at regional character without detailing explicit actions or outcomes.
U S officials report about four thousand packages mailed from Hong Kong have been returned in the past month for containing Communist Chinese products. Treasury says the ban remains, with Nixon relaxing some personal imports to ten dollars, but items may enter only as accompanied baggage or personal belongings. Most seized items are foods, hooks, or embroidered linen. Benny Goodman Story airs on Channel 9 Wednesday at 8:00.
AP dispatch reports Gen. Julian Ewell says enemy regiments are in position between Saigon and the Cambodian border. He notes five regiments north of Saigon are engaged and seven more are hidden for possible attacks. Total strength around Saigon estimated at 65,000. Ewell calls it a major effort toward military success. The text also notes South Carolina textile firms say Negro workers now comprise one fifth of mill labor, with ads used to recruit.
LOS ANGELES AP A Los Angeles scientist urged a national project to close the life expectancy gap between men and women. Dr Henry Sobel said the average American male now lives 68 years while the average female reaches 73. He called for research to relieve male burdens in crowded civilization and plans to move from the Sepulveda Veterans Hospital to Colorado State University as a biochemistry professor.
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