Inflation blamed on government spending and secrecy power
In a June 20 speech Grayson argues inflation reflects a broader social disorder not just monetary factors and blames government deficits for rising costs. The piece contrasts that view with criticism of classified Pentagon Papers and executive secrecy echoing a critique of presidential power since Vietnam.
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Secrecy and Soviet Mediation in Vietnam Talks
The unpublished Pentagon Papers reveal a shift in Soviet stance during Kosygin's 1967 London visit. He showed interest in mediating, transmitted DRV proposals with little critique, and signaled potential for ending bombing if negotiations moved forward. The episode hints at limited Kremlin influence but marks growing Soviet push to curb the Vietnam War.
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What is the law about falsifying dates on trial photos
The photographer who testified about dates in evidence could face perjury charges if proved to have given false testimony. Perjury is a criminal offense punishable by a fine up to 3000 dollars, imprisonment up to seven years, or both.
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Pound devaluation shakes world trade and policy hopes
The pound's unexpected fall from about $2.60 signals trouble for global trade. Britain faces weaker exports and pricier imports while frank currency reform and a Common Market monetary union may suffer. Nations grapple with cracks in fixed values, rival deficits, and widening trade restraints as markets adjust.
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To buy or rent in era of tax relief changes
Americans on the move are shifting from houses to apartments as tax relief promises arrive. Governors push lower homeowner taxes, but disparities persist by city. Renters may gain when high property taxes and upkeep weigh against mortgage costs. Row houses gain appeal as a compromise.
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Corry bank names Powers cashier in special meeting
H W Powers of the National Bank of Corry was elected cashier by the board in a special meeting at the North Center street banking house. An employee since January 1924, Powers had served as assistant cashier since February 11, 1941.
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Ten Fascinating Men From Barbara Walters Summer List
Barbara Walters presents a summer list of prominent men she has met this year. The entries include Chou En-lai Kissinger Niven Stokowsky Frost Davis Cronkite Garagiola and her husband Lee Guber with light anecdotes and personal impressions.
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