Senate seeks Nixon call for domestic economy summit
The Senate approved 48 to 5 a resolution urging President Nixon to convene a domestic summit. It calls for administration leaders Congress business and labor to meet and craft a comprehensive new economic program to pull the nation from its economic quagmire. Senator Walter Huddleston led the push with other first term senators.
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Nixon inflation talks shape Senate delay on Greenspan panel
Nixon economic briefing drew business leaders and lawmakers as Greenspan won Senate backing for a new chief economist post. The session touched on inflation, wage and price controls, and federal spending, with Nixon rejecting controls and signaling a forthcoming economy speech.
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