Nixon's European swing hints at new U.S. role in world affairs
Editorial notes Nixon returns from a rapid European tour with a mix of encouragement and worry. It credits revived American interest in Western Europe, Britain’s possible path to the Common Market, and a cautious stance amid De Gaulle's position, while forecasting how a broadened view may shape future foreign and domestic policies.
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Latin America
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Money policy sparks inflation debate in nation
Editorial outlines inflation as the central American economic issue, detailing the role of the Federal Reserve in expanding and contracting money supply through securities sales, bank reserves, and interest rates. It cites Sommers, McCracken, Friedman, and the Nixon administration, noting tension between monetary restraint and unemployment and the shift toward monetary policy in stabilizing growth.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
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Mitton Friedman
University of Chicago
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Friedman
Federal Reserve
Agnew Takes On Top Role With Quiet Drive To Master Job
Vice President Spiro Agnew works 18 hours daily on the job and study, avoiding reporters and friends with business ties while loyal to Nixon. Nixon recalls Eisenhower years girl and street names fiasco, forging a strong bond. Agnew presides over Cabinet and National Security Council when Nixon is absent, and leads intergovernment relations and the Urban Affairs Council.
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Spiro Agnew
Nixon
Duke University
Agnew
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Eisenhower
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Urban Affairs Council
Hickel appointments draw Senate scrutiny in Interior picks
Notes allege Hickel snubbed Oregon geologist Hollis Dole recommended by Sen. Mark Hatfield, who helped craft offshore drilling safeguards. Other picks include Charles Matthews, lobbyist for private power firms, and Jim Watt from the Chamber of Commerce, both facing Senate questions before confirmation. Carl McMurray, tied to governors’ groups and Interior shifts, orchestrates several industry-aligned appointments.
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Hickel
Oregon
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Sen
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Dole
Hatfield
Santa Barbara
Senate
Charles Matthews
Matthews
Matthew
Jim Watt
Watt
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Ed Muskie
Maine
Interior Department
Carl McMurray
Industrial Management Club praised for modern insight in conference remarks
The 12th annual Industrial Management Conference theme Supervisor and How He Binds Management and Worker was praised as highly informative. Dr. Arthur Lee Svenson of UNCG provided up to date analysis, and Guilford Technical Institute was noted for supporting better worker management cooperation. East Green Drive growth and new constructions were highlighted, along with plans for Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church and local medical staffing efforts. High Point College Purple Panthers Eyes Kansas City bid. Gene Littles MVP, Steve Targenhorst overlooked for all conference. A University of Utah piece questions bathing bacteria claims, urging caution about hygiene myths.
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Ami
Arthur Lee Svenson
Burlington Industries
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Svenson
Guilford Technical Institute
East Green Drive
High Point
Green Street Baptist Church
City Hall
Green Drive
Bencini Brothers
Kaylyn
Purple Panther
High Point College
Newberry
Winston- Salem
Kansas City
Winston-Salem State
Gene Littles
Steve Targenhorst
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