Nixon Hirohito meet amid shifts in US Japan relations
The piece analyzes how President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito may ease tensions as Washington and Tokyo adjust policy after sharp moves on Okinawa and yen pressure. It notes an upcoming ceremonial Alaska meeting and the need for a better mood to bridge foreign policy gaps while preserving face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Dr. Jekyll
Okinawa
Japan
Mr. Hyde
Reina
Washington
Hirohito
Alaska
Anchorage
Tokyo
Richard M. Scammon
Ben J. Wattinberg
Richard Nixon
Requiem For Poor Nations At Bank Meeting
The World Bank opens its annual meeting in Washington as 1971 hurts poorer nations. Aid flows shrink and inflation erodes value while commodity prices fall and US aid is cut. Bank lending rose to 2.6 billion in the year to June 30 1971 and growth hinges on capital investment and job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
World Bank
Washington
United States
Nixon
U.S
World Bank Group
Robert S. McNamara
Britain
France
West Germany
Richard Critchfield
Whalley Accused of Kickbacks and Payroll Padding
Ex-aide Daniel Helsel alleges Congressman J Irving Whalley accepted kickbacks from staffers and padded payroll with cronies, while staff worked for Whalley’s coal and Ford interests. IRS probes and ethics complaints loom as Helsel plans to testify under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Irving Whalley
R-Pa
Ford
Daniel Helsel
House
Hessel
GOP
Wheelhorse
Whalley
Altoona
William Stouffer
Colson Jones
Blair County
IRS
Gilda Lesko
Judy Seese
Somerset County
Albert “Bud” Hayes
Hayes
U.S. Treasury
Windber
Ford Dealership
Helsel
Les Whitten
Hesse
Whalley Admits Payroll Questions in Pennsylvanian Probe
The report details Whalley admitting to payroll placements including Stouffer for four months at 1800 total, and Jones at 525 a month for five months. It notes rent issues, IRS inspections of his Ford and mining ventures, and comments about Mrs. Lesko and Helsel amid lingering accusations.
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Helsel
Whalley
Hessel
Whalley Ford
Ford
Mrs. Lesko
IRS
Windbur
Congressional Office
Allegheny Sales Co
Allegheny
Hayes
Capitol Hill
Archdale water crisis spurs debate on proper supply and growth
Archdale faces a heated debate over water supply capacity 300 gallons per minute versus 1000 GPM estimates. Engineers warn a temporary well system may not meet growth and sewage needs while plans hinge on reservoir access and federal funding.
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Archdale
Archié Archdalian
Trinity
Randleman
Archie
State Water Resources Board
Uncle Sam
Randolph County
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Ely R. Callaway Jr
Burlington Industries
Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry Mideast - Japan Association
Russia
Red China
Ussr
Khrushchev
Mr. Callaway
U. S
Nixon and
New Palace
Tenno
David Bergamini
Requiem
America
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Grafeite
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson
White House
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