Economy Faces Hard Summer Says National Association Leader
AW Andrews, chairman of the Business Survey Committee of the National Association of Purchasing Management, warns a hard summer for the economy. He notes the group still expects a faltering third quarter and that 60 percent of polled members find current conditions disappointing, with machinery and equipment sectors especially weak.
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National Association of Purchasing Management
AW. Andrews
Allegheny Ludlum Industries, Inc
Nixon budget attack sparks Democratic critique
Democrats denounce President Nixon's economic plan as "do nothing" policy. Council of Economic Advisers chair Cardener Ackley presses Nixon on whether he has abandoned the aim to cut unemployment, while a Democratic Committee statement criticizes ruling out tax cuts or more federal spending to counter recession.
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Nixon
Cardener Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Jobson
Democratic National Committee
Ackley
Welfare changes urged by Reagan to Senate
Governor Ronald Reagan urged the state Senate to amend a Democratic welfare reform plan to prevent tax increases. He warned rejection would amount to a tax hike and a blow to those relying on reform, amid Democratic Senate Finance Committee rejection of his amendments.
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Reagan
State Senate
Ronald Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Anthony Beilenson
Beverly Hills
West Governors Gather For Conference In Jackson Hole
Western governors meet this week in Jackson Hole Wyoming to discuss job shortages drugs welfare and development while preserving natural beauty. Delegates from Watts Winne mucca Berkeley and Billings attend as the annual conference runs from Monday to Thursday.
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Watts
Winnemucca
Berkeley
Billings
I Governors
Jackson Hole
Wye
Page
U.S. credibility tested by allies over Vietnam disclosures
Diplomats from several allied governments report private credibility tests to see if Washington misled them on Vietnam policy. Some nations say they received as much truth as could be expected when the war escalated, according to disclosures in the Pentagon history of the Vietnam War.
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United States
Washington
Vietnam
Pentagon
Amparillo
Tex
Sonti
Nader presses Senate over Corvair safety findings
Ralph Nader forwards to the Senate copies of 10 documents he says show GM knew of Corvair hazards and concealed issues in about 600,000 cars on the road. He cites ground tests and critiques in private files and asks Abraham A. Ribicoff to reopen hearings on the compact model removed in 1969.
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Ralph Nader
Senate
General Motors
Corvair
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Abraham A. Ribboll
N-Conn
Review Hayward California 783-611 Vol Pho No 277
A compact entry notes a Hayward California review publication with issue number 277, 92 pages, and a price of 25 conti. The fragment confirms it is a local media listing in the Review series.
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Hayward
California
Conti
Flea Market Tales At Hayward Big Top Sunday
At Hayward flea market under the Big Top a crowd browses junk and guitars. Dealer Roger Castro discusses trips to Mexico for wares while Johnny Costa and others offer vases belts and dolls. Teen buyers and a seller named Mark Filpatrick share views on profits and life at the market.
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Yale
Johnny Costa
Mexico
Roger Castro
Santa Clara
Roseville
Clains
Seling
San Jose
Roger Costa
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Aliana
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