Nixon Forecasts No Early End to Phase 2 Controls
President Nixon told Congress in the annual Economic Report that unemployment and inflation will be fought with Phase 2 controls remaining in place until price stability is achieved. The report projects real output rising about 6 percent in 1971 and 9 percent in 1972, with inflation easing and unemployment around six percent.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Ole Day Langer Hun
Reper
Heal
Antual Raidwice
Sis Montis
Goss
United States
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Trott
Herbort Stein
Council
U.S
Mahalia Jackson Dies After Illness at 60
Gospel icon Mahalia Jackson, renowned for performances from Carnegie Hall to European capitals, died after long health battles. Entering Little Company of Mary hospital January 14, she suffered an intestinal obstruction with heart disease and passed in intensive care, semiconscious in the final days, without friends or admirers at her bedside.
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Chicago
Mahana
Jackson
Bouter
New Orleans
Miss Jackson
Ivan Washer
Carnegie Hall
New York
Europe
Hawkson
Berlin
Ntlss
Little
Sali
Two U.S. Soldiers Die As Vietnam Toll Rises
In Vietnam the U S command reports two Americans killed in combat last week the lowest toll this year thirty were wounded and four died from non hostil e causes. Five Americans were killed the previous week with twenty six wounded bringing total to forty five thousand thirty nine. Additional Americans were listed missing captured or informed and 127 missing due to hostile action.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Were Phones for Mrs. Mitchell
Treasury Secretary Connally spoke at a Richmond event where a table of gold colored phones was awarded. He commented on recognizing the recipients and noted the unusual prize as part of the evening program in IUCMMont Virginia.
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Iucmmont
Treasury
Connally
Greater Richmond
Cormores
Extreme Cold Shock Yakutsk Records Near January Low
Moscow dispatch reports Yakutsk Siberia plunged to 76 below zero marking one of the coldest readings on record. Tass agency cites a frigid blast hitting the region as residents endure the severe weather. Bonn notes Chancellor Willy Brandt wins approval from allied groups as East West dialogue continues despite tensions with the Soviet Union and Poland.
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Moscow
UPI
Yakulsk
Siberia
Yakulek
Violence escalates as IRA attack hits Londonderry police
In Belfast, two Londonderry policemen were gunned down and a fierce border clash with the IRA left one sergeant and four constables dead and a third officer wounded. British troops responded with armored vehicles, amid intense gun battles at Parkhill and Dungovley. The toll rose to 217 deaths in the Troubles. Prime Minister Faulkner traveled to London for emergency talks.
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Belfast
Donderry
Janel
Crescunda
Middie
Londonderry
Parknill
Brilixt
Dungovley
Northern Ireland
IRA
Brian Faulkner
London
Peterson to replace Stans as Commerce secretary
Washington AP Nixon named Peter G Peterson to replace Maurice Stans as secretary of commerce. Stans moves to work on the reelection campaign while Peterson, 45, previously led Bell and Howell, joins as executive director on the President's Council of International Economic Policy. Planigan shifts to Peterson’s former post.
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Washington
Nixon
Maurice Stang
Peter G. Peterson
Stans
Trent
Peter Planigan
Peterson
White House
Bell and Howell Photographic Equipment
Chicago
Apollo Module Repairs Do Not Delay Moon Mission
Washington AP reports NASA says Ung the Lee required repairs to the Apollo 16 command module will not push back the planned April 11 moon mission launch date.
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Washington
Space Agency
Lee
Senate panel defeats grain price boost proposal
In Washington the Senate agriculture committee rejected a house-passed bill that would have raised grain price supports by 25 percent and created a national grain reserve stockpile. The vote blocked administration plans amid election-year warnings.
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Washington
UPL
Senate Agriculture Committee
Buns
Slviming
Vdovernment
Oeogratm
Americas
Els. Se
Ken Humphrey
Business Indicators Show Sharp Increase in December
The Commerce Department reported December indicators rose 22 percent, signaling a strong upward trend. Improvements were seen in initial unemployment claims, average workweek, building permits, and stock prices, while new orders and plant equipment contracts fell, with the index at a base of 1947.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Iowa aims to keep doctors local through hospital residencies
Des Moines record reports University of Iowa College of Medicine officials proposing medical residencies and community hospital placements to retain family physicians in Iowa. Dean Eckstein says many graduates leave for scarce internships and residencies, but targeted community programs may boost in-state practice.
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Valliant Corley
DES Moines
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Tate State Social Services
Tawa
Awa City
Airline hijacker shot during getaway at White Plains
An airline hijacker identified as Heintlech Von Quorge, 45, of Brockton, Mass., was killed by a shotgun blast after firing a starter's pistol at an FBI agent during a hijacking of Mohawk Airlines Flight F227 from Albany to New York City. He seized $200,000 ransom, released 42 passengers at Westchester County airport, and held stewardess Miss McAllister at gunpoint. Neighbors described him as down on his luck with recent family medical bills and failed life insurance.
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Poostkeuvsie Juvenal
UPN
Mohawk Airlines
FBI
Dutchess County
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
PSI B
UPI
Pungle
Jen McAlliater
Seas Nob
Brocklon
Missathugells General Hospital
Boston
von. George Wak
Albany
von George
von Guuhpe
New York City
Laquarita
Westchester County
White Plains
Miss McAllisley
Carl Rieth
Bermi
Feneray
Miss McAllister
Delver
Witor
Rod
Point Blsink
Death of Cedar Rapids attorney T M Ingersoll at 69
M T M Ingersoll, a noted Cedar Rapids tax attorney and former Iowa State Bar Association president, died at 69. A native of Algona, he moved to Cedar Rapids in 1928 to practice law with Grimm, Elliott and Shuttleworth and was active in the Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and legal organizations.
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Sadar Raviss
Hema
Ingersoll
Linden Drive
Gedar Rapids
Hieth
Algona
Mtr
University of He
Cedar Rapids
Dive John Grimm
Owen Elliott
Craven Shuttleworth
Mir. Jigersoll
Towa State Bar Assi
Wig
Lind County Bar Assi
American Bar ‘Agssi
Cedar Rapids Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
The
Elks
Alpha Sigma Ipa
Cedar Rapids Kennel Asso
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