Nixon says inflation goal met in half its rate
President Nixon announced that his administration met a long term goal of halving the rate at which inflation erodes buying power. He cited progress since 1969 and said no tax increases are planned for next year while previewing campaign strategy for the November elections. Inflation was claimed to have fallen to about 2.9 percent annually based on the consumer price index.
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Samuelson Defends Deficit Spending Before Congress
Economist Paul A Samuelson told the Joint Economic Committee deficits over recent years supported a healthy economy with rising employment falling unemployment and strong profits He contrasted modern vigor with the Eisenhower era warning against excess and trimming spending while urging no tax increases now.
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Nader seeks hearings on auto price hikes in federal suit
Washington AP Nader United States District Court suit argues the Price Commission must hold public hearings on proposed increases of 89 to 130 dollars per car for 1873 models. He claims chairman Grayson refuses hearings, violating law.
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Scott boots out of space program for stamps smuggling
SPACE CENTER Houston AP Scott 40 year old Air Force colonel David BR Scott was removed from the astronaut corps over a scheme to profit from stamp covers smuggled to the moon and back. He was assigned as technical assistant to the Apollo program manager after officials said he was being transferred from the astronaut office.
Senate opens talks on speedier Trident submarine program
The Senate began seven hours of debate on deploying the Trident nuclear submarine to bolster U S defense and push Russia toward a lasting offensive nuclear treaty. Earlier, lawmakers approved 299 million to start building a new aircraft carrier as part of a broader push for a naval buildup seen as modernizing beyond World War II era designs.
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Spock Likely To Seek People's Party Nomination
Dr. Benjamin Spock said he expects the People's Party to retain him as its president candidate and oppose backing Democrat George McGovern. He argued the party’s aim is a liberal platform while noting some backers may support McGovern in some states to prevent anti Nixon votes split. He distinguished his stance from urging McGovern's election and cited broader policy changes he favors.
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Fidel Castro Says Nixon Worst Presidential Candidate
Fidel Castro told a Havana rally marking the 19th anniversary of his rebel movement that President Nixon is the worst candidate, labeling him a criminal. He contrasted Nixon with Democrat George McGovern and predicted Nixon may lose in November.
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Johnny Cash Denounces Penal System Before Senate Panel
Country star Johnny Cash told a Senate subcommittee that prisons ruin lives and described brutal subculture dangers. Paroled convict Glenn Sherney and Cash cited abuses, supporting a Brock bill to reduce prison time and better parole review. After the hearing, Cash and Brock met with President Nixon to press prison reform.
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Unions Endorse McGovern Ticket in NY and LA
Jacob Potofsky of Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America and Leon J. Davis of National Union of Hospital and Nursing Home Employes back McGovern Ragleton, while AFL-CIO opts not to endorse either candidate. Potolsky cites labor support for workers against big business influence. Access to Pinnacle National Monument closed due to water shortages from a failed power system. pumps shut, affecting the west side area between Hollister and Salinas.
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Daily Review publication and offices detailed in 1697 notice
A fragmented notice from The Daily Review lists publication details dating to March 2, 1697, with offices in Hayward and San Leandro, subscription rates, and contact numbers for multiple California bureaus including Fremont and Alameda County. It preserves archival urgency and mentions a News Bureau and display ad numbers.
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Wallace to refuse candidacy amid illness and plans
Wallace signals no political plans after recuperating from an assassination attempt. His staff said he will likely remain out of the 1971 presidential picture as he declines speaking at the American Independent Party convention in Louisville. Campaign director Charles Snider hinted at a farewell message indicating no third party bid.
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Equal rights shift in San Francisco City Hall restrooms
San Francisco officials report equal rights measure allows women to use the executive men's room. Supervisor Dianne Feinstein notes planning to share the private facility with male colleagues after discussions with clerk Roby Dolan and Supervisor Dorothy von Boraldtigen. Feitstein hints at possible further changes to restroom access.
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Pentagon Papers Trial Delayed by Wiretap Appeal
The Pentagon Papers trial of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo is postponed as a federal appeals court weighs whether a defense team wiretap taint affects the case. Judge Matt Byrne declined to delay. defense appeals to the U.S. Court of Appeals. The incident involved a phone tapped legally by federal agents. prosecutors argue it bears no relevance to the charges of theft conspiracy and espionage.
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