Simon Seeks 1976 Balanced Budget to Curb Inflation
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon urged aiming for a balanced budget in 1976 as a key to controlling inflation, saying deficits over the past 15 years must end. Fed Chief Burns warned persistent inflation could jeopardize the nation's future, calling for fiscal responsibility.
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Washington
Treasury
William KH. Simon
Simon
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Burns
Illinois College
Jacksonville
Congress
George P. Shultz
I Am My Husband's Mistress in 1972 Rally Era
Marion Javits arrives in Miami Beach with Sen. Jacob Javits as the 1972 Republican convention unfolds. She says he tolerates her dating since he stays in Washington and she refuses to live in New York, claiming she is his wife’s stand in when he is away. She, age 49, explains she remains a romantic anchor for him when he returns, while she appears with others in public.
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Marion Javits
Miami Beach
Sen
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
New York
Washington, D.C
People Magazine
Ending 70 Year Career Actor Crisp Dies At 93
Donald Crisp, a Hollywood icon with a 70 year career and 400 films, died at 93 in California. Once a silent era director, he shifted to acting and won an Oscar for How Green Was My Valley in 1941. He supported Wuthering Heights Lassie Come Home and National Velvet while helping found the Motion Picture Relief Fund. Funeral services were planned for Thursday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale.
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Los Angeles
Donald Crisp
Hollywood
Crisp
New York
Green Was My Valley
Pembroke residents object to white postmaster appointment
In Pembroke North Carolina residents protested the selection of Jim McVickers as postmaster over two Indian applicants with longer service and stronger qualifications. Local leaders questioned equal opportunity practices while the editor reported widespread community reaction and 135 calls and letters of protest.
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Pembroke
N.C
Jim McVickers
John J. Wise
U.S. Postal Service
Charlotte
Bruce Barton
Carolina Indian Voice
Barton
McVickers
Girls Fall From Rides In Henderson Carnival
Three girls aged 14, 12, and 9 fell about 20 feet when a carnival ride cab door opened in Henderson. Darlene Brandon, Sandra Brandon, and Regina Cooper were hospitalized, then treated and released or transferred to Duke University Hospital. The sponsor club named the event to raise funds for a horseback riding accident victim.
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Henderson
N.C
Vance County
J.M. Cordell
Darlene Brandon
Sandra
Regina Carol Cooper
Duke University Hospital
Durham
Brandon
Miss Cooper
First American printing of Yankee Doodle in 1795 Baltimore
The earliest known American printing of Yankee Doodle appeared in Benjamin Carrs Federal Overture in Baltimore in 1795. The song origin remains uncertain.
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Benjamin Carr
Baltimore
Business Notes Highlights North Carolina S and L course
Michael E. Carr of Piedmont Savings and Loan in High Point completed a five day Savings and Loan Academy course. The program, co sponsored by the North Carolina S and L League and Appalachian State University, met at ASU Boone in May 1924. Grover H. Cole of High Point earned an MBA at Wake Forest University joining 21 graduates. He leads Life Assurance Company of Carolina and resides at 1914 Wakefield Place. U S Furniture Industries of High Point received the Israel Export Award for introducing Israeli products in the United States.
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Michael E. Carr
Piedmont Savings and Loan Assn
High Point
Savings and Loan
The
Savings and Loan Academy
North Carolina Savings and Loan League
Appalachian State University
ASU
Boone
Center For Continuing Education
Winston-Salem
Grover H. Cole
Wake Forest University
Cole
Life Assurance Company of Carolina
Wakefield Place
Babcock Graduate School of Management
U.S. Furniture Industries of
Government of
Israel
Ford Maintains Disapproval Of Nixon's Inflexible Stance
Vice President Gerald R. Ford reiterates disapproval of Nixon's block on Watergate evidence for the House impeachment inquiry. Ford, after a candid meeting with Nixon, vows continued push for cooperation, compromise, and moderation. He campaigns for Ronald A. Sarasin in Connecticut and dedicates Mt Sinai Medical Center building in New York, stressing teamwork and cooperative governance.
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Ford
Nixon
Danbury, Conn
Gerald R. Ford
White House
House Judiciary Committee
New York
Connecticut
Ronald A. Sarasin
Ford Hiel
Mt. Sinai Medical Center
U.S
England
Walter Annenberg
Waterbury, Conn
Stewart Alsop 1900s figure obituary outline
Stewart Alsop, former Washington columnist and author, died after a long career including a 13 year collaboration with his brother Joseph. They produced Matter of Fact for the Washington desk, wrote We Accuse about the Oppenheimer case, and The Reporter's Trade. Survivors: widow, six children, sister Corrinne Chubb, brothers Joseph and John.
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Joseph
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Alsop
Corrinne Chubb
John
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U. S
United States
Carl P. Leabsdorf
the Kroger Co
Kroger
MISSY
Country Club
Oie
Gal
Stewart
Stewart Alsop
U.S.S
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