Nixon’s Europe trip prompts cautious optimism on foreign policy
Editorial notes Nixon’s whirlwind tour of European capitals yields modest progress toward reestablishing American interest in Western Europe. It cites De Gaulle’s stance, Berlin tensions, and world monetary stability while warning Europe remains divided and wary of U.S. dominance as Nixon seeks a broad foreign policy framework amid looming domestic battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
de Gaulle
Berlin
Western Europe
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Britain
Europe
Inflation and monetary policy in the Nixon era
Editorial discusses money supply as a central inflation driver, noting 1968 price rises and 1969 Fed tightening. It explains how government security sales shrink bank reserves, the multiplier lending effect, and debates the right policy mix with Milton Friedman and Paul McCracken advocating steadier money growth and limited Fed power.
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Washington
America
Albert T. Sommers
National Industrial Conference Board
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Fed
Paul W. McCracken
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
McCracken
Joint Committee
Agnew Builds Private Resolve in White House Move
Vice President Spiro Agnew tightens focus with 18 hour days of study and work and avoids reporters. He enjoys Nixon's support while navigating his public role and friction with industry allies and cabinet choices.
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Kennedy
Vietnam
Washington
Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Duke University
Whittier College
Nixon Boulevard
Marista Lane
Agnew
Walter Washington
Secretary of the Interior
White House
Cabinet
National Security Council
Urban Affairs Council
Hickel
Senate
Jim Watt
Watt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ed Muskie
Maine
Industrial Management Conference and East Green Drive Growth
Recap of the 12th annual Industrial Management Conference theme Supervisor and manager worker bonds. Praises Guilford Technical Institute and Dr. Arthur Svenson for modern management insights. Notes East Green Drive expansion including Post Office and church projects and new showroom developments. Mentions Wesley Memorial Church funding, local urology staffing, and High Point College basketball progress. Close with Utah medical view on bathing and bacterial exposure.
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Industrial Management Club
Arthur Lee Svenson
Burlington Industries
UNCG
Svenson
Guilford Technical Institute
East Green Drive
High Point
Green Street Baptist Church
City Hall
New
Green Drive
Bencini Brothers
Kaylyn
Directional
Rawley and Lockwood Names in Local Firm Listings
D A Rawley Mrs C H Lockwood David A Rawley Jr Joseph P Rawley Randall B Terry Jr Holt McPherson Joe Brown W Patterson J Richard Gue named in firm roster. Ward-Griffith Company listed as national advertising representatives.
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D. A. Rawley
C. H. Lockwood
David A. Rawley
Joseph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Holt McPherso
Joe Brown
W. Patterson
Richard Gue
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Middle East
Federal Reserve
Treasury
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Friedman
Richard
Coeur de Nixon
Drew Pearson
Eisenhower
Gene P. Morrell
Ardmore
Okla
Venezuela
New England
Machiasport
Morrell
Sinclair Oil
Kerr-McGee
Pan-American Oil
Oregon
Hollis Dole
Sen
Mark Hatfield
Dole
Hatfield
Santa Barbara
Public
Charles Matthews
Matthews
Matthew
Interior Department
Carl McMurray
Holt McPherson
Ood
Grantland Rice
J. Cogill Burgess
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Charles McAnally
James Gilliam
Ralph E. Brooks Jr
Arthur Corpening
John H. Grimes
Duke Medical School
Piedmont
Grimes
Henry A. Foscue
Purple Panther
High Point College
Newberry
Winston- Salem
Kansas City
Winston-Salem State
Gene Littles
Steve Targenhorst
University of Utah Review
Ralph C. Richards
Junior
NEA, Inc
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
Aes Eka Y
Peecuvey
Ceeeeeretteneer
Suncay
Associated Press
N.C
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