Farmbelt Campaigns Mapped by Nixon aides
White House outlines a campaign blueprint tying Nixon era farm policies to diplomatic successes. Agriculture Secretary Butz has long cited food reserves aiding detente with the Soviet Union and China. Haig aides reportedly framed this link as the campaign message for farmbelt Republican candidates.
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Don Kendall
Washington
White House
Nixon
Agriculture
Eart L. Butz
U.S
Soviet Union
People's Republic of China
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Haig
GM Notes Flaw In Vegas Engine Cooling Issue
GM announced a free repair program for 1.3 million Vegas built before 1973 with under 50 000 miles damaged by overheating. Aluminum engines risk warping and 1973 model year anti overflow devices will be retrofitted. About 2000 complaints prompted the notice as GM stresses owner honesty and fixes. Nixon delivered a midyear economy report in Washington predicting slower inflation and rising output.
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Sam Boyle
New York
General Motors
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Haig briefing notes farm policy progress and world view
A May 23 closed briefing for top public affairs aides covered farm policy as the administration's strongest domestic focus and praised Kissinger's work as inseparable from a strong home economy. Haig also reviewed U.S. shifts since 1965, noting the world no longer relies on U.S. largesse, the USSR nears parity, and tensions with Moscow and Peking exceed those with Washington.
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Henry Kissinger
Haig
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Butz
White House
U.S
Market Dips as Dow Ends Week Lower at 802.17
The Dow Jones Industrial average closed at 802.17 on Friday, down 14.48 from the previous week, while the Associated Press average slipped 3.2 to finish at 249.1. Analysts cite ongoing worries over high interest rates and inflation.
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Dow Jones
Associated Press
Trade Winds Big Profit Bubble Could Burst
North American Newspaper Alliance reports that big firms see inflation not harming profits now but fear reduced demand from eroding purchasing power. Citibank notes real output fell 7 percent, productivity down 3.5 percent, unit labor costs up 11 percent. Inventory profits may not recur. a moderate inflation slowdown could cut profits.
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Lou Schneider
Newspaper Alliance
New York
Citibank
Department of Commerce
Business Notes highlights Webster board seat and Poly Color appointment
William M. Webster of First Factors Corp is elected to the First Union National Bank board in High Point. Lee W. Sherrill Jr. is named vice president of House of Color in Richmond, trading as Poly Color, with prior roles at 3M. Charles C. Caison earns data processing certificate. J. C. Penney reports first quarter net income up 8 percent to 27.3 million on 1.453 billion in sales. Thalhimer Brothers posts higher sales and earnings. Greensboro Four Seasons Center store underway, Fayetteville and Richmond stores planned.
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Associated Press
Carolina Wise Fln
National Associate Corp
Central Carp
Bank
Vermont
Sva
Oakwood
Charter Bankshares Co
Champion Parts
Charter Co
Rialava Peoples Bank of
Rocky
Aerotran Bis Bakedead
Phillips Foicue
American Furniture Corp of
Coca-Cola
Citizens
Gastonia
Bua
Piedmont Aviation
Atlanta Gas Light
Iva
Colonial Life
Piedmont Real Estate Iva
Bancshares
N.C. Atlantic Pepsi Cota Ava
Rocky Mt
Bank of Granite
Bank Greensboro
Ims
Public Soc
Ncry Bankers Trust of SC
Ee Canner Homes
Taay Quality Mills
Context
Raic Carp
Hickory Furniture
A Cara, P&l
Hoover We
Synercan Corp
Carolina Steel A
Life & Fra Ae Televent Leasing
B. Ivey
B.B. Walker Shoe
Oy Washington Group
Ncnb Corp. Pal
NC Natural Gas
White Shield Ca
Northwest Fin Corp
Wix Corp
Bia
NoWestn Fing Co
Ava
Wright Machinery
William M. Webster
First Factors” Corporation
First Union National Bank
High Point
D. R. Meadows
First Union
House of Color, Inc
Richmond
Lee W. Sherrill Jr
Joseph L. Pemberton
Poly Color
Graphic Arts
Thalhimer Brothers, Inc
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Ussr
Moscow
Peking
Sues
Wilbur M. Currie, Cla
First
Citizens Bank
First-Citizens Bank
First-Citizens
Robert McCliston
Granville
Mayflower
Granville Moving and
S. Hamilton St
Fred P. Newby
Steve Foster
MGR
Craig Newby
George P. Clark, C.L.A
Ert Ue
Income & Capital Associates, Inc. “Capital Creation, Accumulation & Manatemen
Lee Oe
I & Her
Deat Tiyueaae
Ray Hubbard
Board Post
Webster
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Phillips-Davis, Inc
McNeill Industries
Highhoals
First Presbyterian Church
Emerywood Country Club
Phyllis
Sherrill
3M Company
Piedmont
North Carolina
Virginia
Neal Armfield
Charles C. Caison
Greg St
Archdale
Certified Council
The
Institute of Computer Professionals
Caison
United States
Canada
Penney Profits
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
Educator & Executive Company of
Columbus
Ohio
Four Seasons
Greensboro
Fayetteville
William
Charles
Carson
Bahnson Company /Envirotech of
Winston-Salem
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