China and Russia Face Grave Dangers From Missile Buildup
Editorial warns that the next year may determine the danger period in Sino Russian relations as China expands missile capabilities. CIA notes about 20 1000 mile missiles exist, with 2000 mile missiles under construction that threaten Russia. Moscow may act to counter long border threats as missiles deploy.
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Nixon hints at wage price board to curb inflation
President Nixon signals possible use of a wage price board as a last resort in controlling inflation and wage settlements. He backs full congressional hearings while opposing a board unless it can operate without harming the economy. Congress is expected to hold hearings as debate continues.
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Nixon considered Moscow trip amid China visit talk
The article notes possible Nixon plans for a Moscow stop en route to China and cites a comment to reporters. It questions why he discussed with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and hints at Russian reaction to such disclosures.
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Nixon Economic Plan Faces Critics and Support
The Nixon administration proposes measures to curb inflation reduce unemployment and stabilize the dollar with a wage price freeze and imports surcharge. Milton Friedman dismisses freezes as treating symptoms while John Kenneth Galbraith supports the policy as a step toward permanent controls. Critics warn temporary controls risk black markets and longer term interference.
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Nixon shifts on welfare and price controls amid inflation concerns
The article argues the administration delays and wage price controls are cosmetic. It cites opposition to the inflationary FAP and questions enforcement, while noting federal spending and monopoly unionism as root causes. It portrays Nixon as moving away from fiscal conservatism.
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Washington Post embargo on Buckley hoax story shocks editors
Henry Cathcart reports Washington Post imposed a news embargo after Buckley National Review hoax Pentagon Papers misled papers. The piece notes 12 conservatives including Human Events and American Conservative Union severing Nixon support. Post editors justify sourcing doubts while Accuracy in Media urges checking facts before publication.
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