Inflation Rise Sends GNP Into Second Quarter Decline
Washington AP reports the Commerce Department says real GNP fell 1.2 percent in the quarter ended June 30 after inflation eroded the 7.5 percent nominal gain to $1.38 trillion. Two consecutive quarterly declines mark recession conditions per broader indicators and expert comment.
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Commerce Department
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National Bureau of Economic Research
White House Memo Shows Stans Sought High Level Post for Campaign Work
AP reports marked White House notes reveal Maurice Stans sought a top post with an organization such as the World Bank as a reward for his 1972 campaign finance chair duties. Haldeman repeatedly blocked such posts, underscoring NSA level influence on impeachment records and political favors.
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Associated Press
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Bob) Haldeman
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Pair Shot In Attempted Jail Break
Gastonia North Carolina authorities say two inmates were shot during an escape attempt at the Gaston County jail as two other prisoners held a jailer at knifepoint. Inmates Lewis Walker and David Black were treated at Gaston Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. Deputy Terry fired as the pair fled the building. Black was captured minutes later near the jail. Mitchell and Lanford, awaiting trial in the April kidnapping and murder of Kathleen Smiley, were among the prisoners involved.
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Pinkney T. Mitchell
Wallace C. Lanford
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Cyprus Crisis Study Finds Makarios Regaining Post Very Remote
U S officials view Arch bishop Makarios chances of recapturing control in Cyprus as extremely remote while diplomatic recognition remains withheld from the new leadership. The aim is to prevent a Greece Turkey war, with Sisco likely to visit London after London talks.
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DuPont Eight Others Named in Dye Price Fixing Indictment
DuPont and eight other chemical manufacturers were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of conspiring to raise and fix dye prices starting in 1970. The group, which controlled about 69 percent of U.S. dye sales, sold $300 million in 1971. If convicted, each firm could face fines up to $50,000 plus possible civil penalties.
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EL DuPont and Co
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Verona Corp
Union
N.J
Allied Chemical Corp
Morristown
American Color and Chemical Corp
Paterson
American Cyanimid Co
Wayne, N.J
Basf Wyandotte Corp
Parsippany
Cibageigy Corp
Ardsley
Crompton & Knowles Corp
New York
N.Y
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