Nixon Links Dollar Policy to Prosperity Echoes Roosevelt
Nixon argues his new economic policy to defend the dollar mirrors FDR’s New Deal aims to revive jobs and prosperity. He cites devaluing the dollar, price and wage freezes, and 90 day controls to curb inflation and boost business and unemployment trends.
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Washington
Nixon
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
America
FDR
Europe
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Catholics urged to disobey in protest over internment
Northern Ireland Catholic leaders call for nonviolent civil disobedience until all internees are released. Nine of thirteen opposition MPs sign the appeal urging Catholics to refuse taxes and rents. Bernadette Devlin calls for protest strikes amid rioting and bomb scares across six Ulster counties.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Brian Faulkner
Bernadette Devlin
Ulster
United Fund Aged Citizens Support Across Greater High Point
More than 35 000 residents of Greater High Point benefited from United Fund agencies during the year 1970 as the community supported social services and civic programs through the philanthropic drive.
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Greater High Point
United Fund
Japanese Officials Warn on Nixon Import Tax Blow
Tokyo officials predict the 10 percent U.S. import surtax will hit Japan's exports hard with a threatened yen revaluation and Bank of Japan dollar purchases to curb excessive selling. Finance Ministry officials warn deflationary risks for Japan while trade groups see a sharp impact on the 1969 U.S.-Japan trade total of 4.9 billion exports and 3.5 billion imports. The government plans no retaliation for now, and stock prices and the yen exchange rate react to the headline.
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Nixon
Japan
Noboru Takeshita
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U.S
United States
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Ministry of International Trade and Industry
Shige Kurebayashi
Fuji Bank
Foreign Ministry
Tokyo Foreign Exchange
Warm Damp Weather Keeps NC Regions In Showers
The National Weather Service reports a moist Atlantic air flow will keep North Carolina damp through Tuesday with a low pressure system from the Gulf of Mexico drifting northwest. Showers persist southern counties into Tuesday with 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Tuesday. Highs in the 80s and lows upper 50s to lower 70s, mainly in the mountains and coast.
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Tar Heel
Gulf of Mexico
High Point
Friendship Weather Station
Nun Fashions Stir Feelings On Dedication
In Raleigh the North Carolina Priests Association defended nuns wearing secular clothes as a move to serve the church, countering a bishop's ban on nontraditional habits. They argued such attire reflects commitment, not reduced vocation, while the bishop urged modest religious dress to prevent scandal.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Priest Association
Weather Outlook for Carolinas with Scattered Showers
North Carolina sees variable cloudiness through Tuesday with scattered showers and thundershowers statewide and heavier activity in the south. Highs reach the 80s, lows in the 60s, mountains in the 50s to 60s. South Carolina remains cloudy with showers likely today through Tuesday, locally heavy in the southeast. Highs in the 80s, lows in the 70s.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
McCloskey Attacks Nixon Policy at North Carolina Student Conference
Republican congressman Paul McCloskey told North Carolina students that the administration has perfected the art of deceit. He criticized the Vietnam War policy and suggested he might run in the North Carolina primary if certified, urging students to register Republican to defeat Nixon. He also opposed forced busing and called for reasonable transportation plans.
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Chapel Hill
Nixon
North Carolina
Paul McChoskey
McCloskey
Richard Nixon
Ford Foundation gives $442000 grant to FCD in Durham
The Ford Foundation announced a $442000 grant to the Foundation for Community Development in Durham. The funds are to be used for administration, economic development programs, and leadership. The gift supplements $630000 in Ford grants received by FCD in 1970.
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Durham
Ford Foundation
Foundation For
FCD
Ford
Funeral for William H. Carpenter in Laurinburg
William H. Carpenter 28 of Laurinburg, Atlanta bureau chief for Southeastern Newspapers, killed in a traffic accident near Ridgeland South Carolina Friday. Survived by his widow and a son. Carpenter worked for the Savannah News-Press Augusta Herald and Chronicle and the Athens Banner-Herald.
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Laurinburg
N. C
William H
Bill” Carpenter
Atlanta
Southeastern Newspapers Corp
Carpenter
Ridgeland
S. C
Laurinburgh
Savannah News- Press
Augusta Herald and Chronicle
Athens Banner-Herald
Georgia
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