The Strange President and the Nixon Paradox
In a city council debate the budget was cut using federal revenue sharing funds, echoing a pattern from a year earlier. The piece argues Nixon pushed a "anything goes" motto after his presidency, causing a stark mix of trait and consequence in Washington.
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Federal Revenue Sharing Fund
Richard Nixon
Washington
Nixon
White House
Troopers urged to model slow driving for gas saving
A letter argues state police should stop hiding behind billboards and patrol openly on highways to slow traffic and save gas. The writer cites cruisers drifting along at 55 mph as a visible deterrent and notes pursuing speeders wastes gas, urging a public policing presence.
Nixon and Hope win KRLA license in Pasadena saga
FCC awards KRLA to Western Broadcasting led by Bob Hope after a decade of hearings. Key stockholders include Hope, Richard A. Moore, Ed Pauley and Art Linkletter. Site concerns referenced land reclamation near the Pomona Freeway. Footnotes cite Hope’s remark that the case was won on engineering merits.
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FCC
Nixon
Bob Hope
KRLA
Hope Consortium
Commission
Hope
Hope Syndicate
Western Broadcasting Corporation
Western Broadcasting
White House
Richard A. Moore
Washington
John Mitchell
Pomona
G. Sydney Barton
Pasadena
Western
Burch
Americans Face A Future Of Less Travel And Fewer Luxuries
A stark forecast argues that energy shortages will shrink American life from travel to comforts. While Britain shows a smaller footprint, the piece notes Americans will endure reduced heat, light, and variety, with energy slaves replaced by restraint and innovation as we seek new power sources.
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New York
Bowser
Towser
Fido
Queenie
Nixon
It Is Now Possible To Buy Stocks With Low Down Payments
The Federal Reserve Board cut margin requirements to 50 percent, the lowest since the 1930s, signaling confidence in a recovering market. The move is expected to boost debt appetite, trading activity, and stock prices as speculators reload their plans amid reduced margin rules. Foreclosure-led debt reduction is noted as a major factor in the prior decline.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Margin risks and broker control in stock investing
The article explains margin use can boost returns but increases risk as pledged stocks fall below requirements and may be sold. It notes brokers charge over 10 percent for margin loans, and that maintenance margin calls force investors to add cash or collateral or have holdings liquidated. It also outlines the broker’s power to demand payment anytime and to liquidate if needed.
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New York Stock Exchange
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