Inflation and profits blamed for price rises debate
A Wall Street Journal quote argues profit-push inflation can occur with wage-push factors. Alfred L. Malabre notes postwar periods where factory prices rose while unit labor costs fell and profits surged before the price climbs. Geoffrey H. Moore cautions against assuming profits trigger inflation, suggesting limited competition and calls for price controls or real price competition. Louisville, Birmingham, Raleigh, and Aniston briefs are referenced on economic themes and public issues.
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Wall Street Journal
Alfred L. Malabre
Geoffrey H. Moore
National Bureau of Economic Research
Louisville Ky
CourterJournal
Lions Hear Hope High Coaches At Local Luncheon
Lions club members met Hope High School coaching staff at the Town & Country noon meeting. Coach Ronnie Higgins discussed plays and uniform updates while Jamar Cox spoke for the Student Council about the Juni or Pageant with Tiny Martin and Dan Stewart also present.
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Lions Club
Hope High School
Town & Country
Ronnie Higgins
Jamar Cox
Hope High Student Council
Tiny Martin
Jupor
Dan Stewart
Public City
Cir Yle
Bi Smith
Dallas
Pat McHeary
Fort Ward
Elmer Waggoner
Fat
Unit Rule Abolished as Democrats End 108-Year Tradition
In Chicago Democrats vote to end the century old unit rule with a move toward freedom of conscience for delegates. Texas and other Southern delegates backers of Eugene McCarthy push to retain in 1972. A freedom of conscience measure passes by voice vote, affecting nine delegations. Sarah Armstrong, 83, of Watson Oklahoma dies after a sideswipe accident near Cove Polk County. Elpha Wheat and Jesse Parewell among others involved.
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Carl BP
Leubscore
Associated Press
Chicago
Fronter
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Texas
Eugene J. McCarthy
Tom Gordon
Gordon
Alaska
Arkansas
Canal Zone
Georgia
Kansas
Missouri
Louisiana
South Carolina
Oregon
Massachusetts
McCarthy
Mena
Ark
Sarah Armstrong
Watson
Okla
Cove
Polk County
Elpha Elena Wheat
Grove
Ray Carnahan
Jesse H. Parewell
Humphrey Tightens Grip at Democrat Convention
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey tightened his hold on the Democratic presidential nomination as Kennedy draft efforts faltered and Southern opposition waned. A Convention vote tonight on a Vietnam plank favored by Humphrey faces opposition from Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
Democratis
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Humphrey
Eusgene
J. McCarthy
Minnesota
North Vietnat
McCarthy
U.S
North Vietnam
White House Associates
Johnson
Vietnam
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Hippies and Yippies Riot in Chicago
In Chicago more than 3,000 demonstrators protested the Vietnam war and draft, clashing with police in Lincoln Park and downtown as tear gas sent crowds fleeing. Sixty-seven arrests, 29 demonstrators and 2 reporters hospitalized, 14 reporters assaulted.
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Stuart J
Pahn
Associated Press
Chicago
North Side
Peace Movement
Youth International Party
Democratic
Lincoln Park
Lakefront
South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson
FBI
Julie Rodriguez
Housewives and ministers feel society underrates them
New York AP report notes two frustrated groups housewives and ministers feel underappreciated for their social roles. The piece, by Hal Boyle, riffs on everyday life and politics, linking tone to contemporary concerns about marriage, politics, and public figures. It also touches on Vietnam policy debates and the Democratic convention developments.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Martha
Turks Riot Against Americans in Aegean Port Visit
In Ankara the Turkish government braces for anti American demonstrations as a U S Sixth Fleet task force led by the cruiser Little Rock arrives for a 13 day stay in an Aegean port. Students threaten showers of eggs and placards while some Turks voice misgivings over U S servicemen in the country. Premier Demirel vows the government will not be intimidated amid past protests that left dozens of American sailors injured and a death reported.
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Turkey
Figs
U.S. Salors
Tetmir
U.S. Navy
Little Rock
U.S
Sth
Aegean
Ervicemen
6Th Fleet
Istanbul
Suleyman Demirel
Crime, gun use, and rising violence in FBI report
The FBI Uniform Crime Reports show 100 residents on a block yield about two murders or violent crimes yearly with firearms common in gun states. The decade records an 89 percent rise in serious crime since 1960 and 16 percent in 1967. violence crimes near 500,000.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Leaders Return Home With a Partial Agreement With Russia
Paraphrase: Saigon war report describes heavy Fighting near Saigon including 200 rocket and mortar barrages on Fire Base Rawlins and other posts. U.S. estimates 7,500 enemy killed over nine days as North Vietnamese intensified attacks along the demilitarized zone. Bombing by B52s targets northwest approaches to Saigon and inland DMZ flank. Several posts hit, one Caribou crew killed, Duc Lap area heavy fighting.
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George McArthur
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Rawlins
Duc Lap
Dong Ha
Cua Viet
Con Thien
North Vietnam
al- See Cong
Russia to Withdraw Troops from Czechoslovakia
President Svoboda announced a basic agreement for gradual troop withdrawal by the Soviet Union and four occupying countries. Some 100,000 troops may remain for a period, with censorship to resume on issues involving other Communist states. talks likely to continue. President Svoboda and Dubcek returned from Moscow as reports of liberal leadership fading in certainty.
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Prague
Jarmviir Svoboda
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Svoboda
Moscow
Kremlin
Offerlal
Tass
Com Mmunists
Free Czech Radio
Hradcany Castle
Ludvik Svoboda
Free Czech
Rules Driver Training Up to Police
The attorney general's office said the driver training program remains under the State Police Commission unless the 1965 act is altered. A. W. Ford of the Education Department was asked to assume responsibility. A recent Supreme Court ruling questioned school district liability for damages from a city gate truck incident in Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Attorney General's
State Police Commission
A. W. Ford
Asst. Atty
Henry Ginger
William Irving
Forrest City
Supreme Court
City Gate Page
Local Bonds Sales Update Across Counties
July bond sales across Hempstead, Howard, Lafayette and Nevada counties totalled 12 385 dollars, pushing year totals to 94 561 60 802 31 364 and 34 965 respectively. Officials noted progress toward quotas while other items report plan updates and a fire damage at a residence on East 8th Street with unknown cause.
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Hempstead
U.S
Syd Meech
Louie Dickinson
Howard County
Lafayette
J. C. Landes
Nevada County
Dale Ledbetter
Emmet Boy Dies From Self-Inflicted Gun Wound
Paul Howard Cofield 14 of Emmet Rt 1 shot himself on a Hope sidewalk near Herndon Funeral Chapel after parking his auto. Hempstead Coroner J T Hone ycutt ruled death due to 22 caliber gunshot wound. survived by wife Cora and four sons including Pon Cofield of Barstow and Gergraf of Odessa. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Paul Howard Cofield
Emmet Rt. 1
Hope
Herndon Fuge Eral Chapel
Hempstead
J. T
Honeycutt
Cora Cofield
Pon Cofield
Barstow
Calif
F. Gergraf
Odessa
Texas
Heragog Funayal Saane
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Lewisville
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