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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1972
Page
7
Nixon holds 56 percent approval in the latest Gallup survey, upholding the Democrats’ challenge this fall. The rating is down from 60 percent in mid-June but remains near his 57 percent long term average through 41 months in office.
Gallup poll shows Nixon's approval below Johnson and Eisenhower at similar points in prior elections. Across groups including Jews Catholics and laborers Nixon gained in the past year, with Jews increasing from about one in four approving to around four in ten. The analysis compares June data on Jews and Catholics to the previous year's months.
Laurence Stuntz reports on Harry E. Ekblom proposing a path toward dollar convertibility with overseas dollars backed by gold, and the U.S. limits due to the gold stock. Ekblom suggests temporary measures including high-interest bonds redeemable in dollars or IMF drawing rights to stabilize dollar balances overseas.
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