Burns proposes 11 pronged plan to curb inflation
Federal Reserve chief Dr. Arthur Burns urges a mix of measures including wage arbitration, looser import quotas, lower teen minimum wages, repeal of the Davis Bacon Act, stronger anti trust enforcement, a price and wage review board, expanded training programs, local productivity councils, faster job banks, and depreciation relief. AFL CIO leader Meany accuses the plan of reviving 19th century trickle down theory. Feasibility remains doubtful without dire economic strain.
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Arthur Burns
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Pepperdine College
Los Angeles
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Rube Goldberg Dies at 87 Known for Contraption Naming
The death of Rube Goldberg at age 87 recalls his fame for intricate mechanical inventions and the phrase a Rube Goldberg construction. He avoided humor about war and inflation while entertaining readers with clever apparatus novelties.
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Hallmark style Christmas cards and flights noted in year end column
A festive column surveys Christmas cards moving to year round business and the billion dollar greeting card industry. It salutes Shelby Maxwell for safe aviation service with Burlington and notes the deaths of Fred M Waters and Farrell H Gray. The piece also mentions a major furniture market study and a Christmas musicale featuring the Student Nurses Choir and Anvil Chorus directed by W Howard Coble with Santa Claus gifts.
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Dominick & Dominick
Wall Street Journal
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Scottsbluff Tackles Teen Drug Abuse With Youth Advisory Effort
Nebraska city uses films, speakers, and literature to warn students and parents about narcotics. A Youth Advisory Committee drives the program, stressing personal support and nonjudgmental help to youths facing drug issues.
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Asylum Politics Echoed in Kudirka Case and Defections
The Kudirka incident where a Lithuanian sailor was returned to the Soviet Union sparked debate on U.S. asylum policy. The piece notes recent East German defections and outlines two forms of asylum, highlighting the United States preference for territorial asylum and its cautious stance on diplomatic asylum.
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Letter writers praise objective reporting and Hickel defense
A reader from Richmond, Ind. commends The Enterprise for balanced coverage and endorses Walter Hickel as a constructive voice in policy. He laments anti dissent tactics, lauds Hickel’s environmental stance, and criticizes actions against principled dissent within the administration.
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Enterprise
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Friends United Rd. of Education
Richmond
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