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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1965

Page

6

McChesney Martin Warns Against Overly Pessimistic View

Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin said cautious readers misread his Columbia University remarks about the 1965 economy. He warned against predicting a recession from his speech, urged sober understanding, noted central banking as an art, and emphasized balancing inflation and deflation amid global monetary links and a near equilibrium U.S. balance of payments.

New Brunswick Federal Reserve Board William McChesney Martin Columbia University Stonier Graduate School of Banking Rutgers University Marlin Washington Federal Reserve International Monetary Fund

African Awakening To Red Threat Seen

Ambassador Averell Harriman warned that Communist China’s Chou En-lai overplayed his hand in Africa as new states awaken to the danger of Chinese tactics. He cited Kenyan government officials noting ambiguity about revolution and a resolve to avert threats from inside or outside.

New York Averell Harriman China Chou En - Lai Africa Harriman Chen En - Lai Tanzania Kenya

Manufacturers Object to Union Shop Ban Repeal Debate

Washington voices clash over repeal of Section 7 of the Taft Hartley law as manufacturers and the Associated General Contractors denounce the move to ban the union shop. Kenneth C. Kellar argues for state rights protections while Carl M. Halvorson cites low union shop participation. Teamsters’ Sidney Zagri contends civil rights rhetoric masks the issue.

Washington Na- Group Tional Association of Manufactrights Gention Star Contractors of America Congress Teamsters Union Senate Labor Subcommittee Kenneth C. Kellar Lead Carl M. Halvorson Portland, Ore Sidney Zagri The Teamsters Zagri

Immigrant Quota Plan Draws Fire From DAR Leaders

The Daughters of the American Revolution oppose President Johnson’s immigration expansion bill calling it a threat to America’s foundations. DAR president Mrs. Sullivan testifies that the plan would alter current patterns while senators debate its effect on unemployment and poverty. Kennedy questions labeling critics as Communist, while Eastland backs Sullivan’s cautions. The bill moves toward a first come first served system with limited country-of-origin weighting, preserving existing relative preferences for relatives and skilled workers.

Washington Daughters of the American Reve Olution Priday Dulingon William H. Sullivan Jr DAR Senate Immigration Subcommittee Sullivan

Anders resigns director post at Eastern West Virginia Center

William H. B. Anders Jr resigns as director of the Eastern West Virginia Research and Development Center at Shepherd College effective August. He has headed the center since October 1963 and will become executive director of a new regional economic development group in Maryland. The move follows his statement that the breakdown of the McCarran-Walter act has been a major issue.

Shepherdstown William H. B. Anders Jr Eastern West Virginia Research and Development Center Shepherd College Anders Maryland

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