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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1971

Page

4

Nixon Phase II plan draws cautious support from business leaders

Business leaders backed preliminary elements of President Nixon Phase II economic program while labor voiced cool reaction. Economists from both parties warned of a tough fight to implement the plan. Milton Friedman criticized the lack of detail. Walter Heller urged decisive enforcement. John Kenneth Galbraith praised the shift away from crisis prone systems. AFL-CIO hinted at a perceived double cross over wage and price boards. Chamber of Commerce urged austerity and outlined wage, price guidelines aligned with productivity. Congressional reaction was restrained with Mills and Proxmire voicing concerns on unemployment and board power.

Waslington Nixon Milton Friedman Walter Heller Heller University of Minnesota John Kenneth Galbraith Afl-Cio George Meany Council White House Meany U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chamber Wilbur Mills D Ark House Ways and Means Hubert Eimphrey William Proxmire N-Wis Joint Senate House ‘Economic Committee Proxmire Congress Humphrey Enid Okla Commerce Maurice Stans Pierre Rinfret Rinfret Galbraith Cambridge Mass Friedman University of Chicago Vermont James Reche General Motors Corp Wright Patman Dtex House Banking Committee Eliot Janeway Janeway

Nixon outlines Phase I wage price control system

President Nixon described Phase I of the economic plan, detailing a three-part apparatus led by the Cost of Living Council, a Pay Stabilization Board, and a Price Commission. He emphasized voluntary cooperation, a goal of lowering inflation, and a non permanent, limited role for government intervention, with oversight to ensure compliance across key economic sectors.

Nixon Cost of Living Council Secretary of the Treasury John Connally Congress Rest of Living Council Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board Construction Industry Stabilization Commission and Productivity Commission Justice Department Pay Board The Price Commission Internal Revenue Service

Senate backs six month delay on federal pay raise

The Senate voted 51 to 32 to back President Nixon's six month postponement of a federal pay raise as part of anti inflation measures. The action follows the president's August 90 day wage price restraint with the House having approved a separate tax cut and Congress debating phase two of the economic program.

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