Economist Haberler criticizes LBJ inflation policy
Harvard economist Gottfried Haberler argues wage price guidelines and fiscal policy are weak tools against inflation. He calls for cuts in federal spending and tighter money, plus possible tax hikes, while urging policy changes like lower farm price supports and broader immigration liberalization to relieve labor shortages.
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Washington
Harvard
Gottfried Haberler
Johnson
Haberler
Galen L. Stone
Federal Reserve System Board of Governors
American Enterprise Institute
Federal Reserve Board
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Eisenhower
Congress
August Horoscope and Labor Watch Highlights
An astrology overview by Carroll Righter outlines daily guidance for each sun sign with emphasis on alliances, planning, and personal influence. The piece also notes a local horoscope offer and warns about Mexican farm worker labor practices, urging continued worker training to address inflation.
Art discovery in France reveals 600 Lauvray paintings near Monet
Count Fernand de Saint Simon finds over 600 works by Abel Lauvray in Vetheuil, revealing a near Monet disciple. The collection valued around 3 million dollars will tour New York publicly after cataloging, with Lauvray's widow Louise preserving the house like a small Impressionist museum.
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Paris
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Seine
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Ile de France
Seine Valley
la Roche-Guyon
Epie
Cars Support New York Employment Figure
The Automobile Manufacturers Association says over 12 million Americans are employed in making fueling servicing or operating motor vehicles or on the roads they use.
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New York
The
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Noted pianist Gwen Bari dazzles at Top O The Strip
Gwen Bari, famed international pianist, performs at the Top O The Strip in the Dunes Hotel from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. daily, with a 5 000 piece repertoire. She travels widely and also sings in ten languages while offering impromptu arrangements and a husky feminine voice.
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Miss Bari
Dune
Russ Morgan
Major Riddle
Dunes Hotel
Gwen Barr
Athens Hilton
Greece
Nile Hilton
Cairo
Egypt
Gene Autrey
Los Angeles
The
Riviera
Palm Springs
Las Vegas Valley
the Dunes
Kennedy Center to Open by Inaugural Date
Washington officials announce the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will begin construction with a $41 million contract awarded to John McShain Inc. They aim to complete in time for the January 1969 presidential inauguration, with a gala opening and a new musical work by Leonard Bernstein.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Center
General Services Administration
John McShain, Inc
MecShain
Philadelphia
Arlington
Leonard Berstein
Lawyers Seek Federal Control of Drivers
Joseph Kelner of New York told the American Trial Lawyers Association meeting in Los Angeles that driving licensing should be federally controlled and standardized to avoid political protection for certain driver groups. He argued current Senate safety bills are only half effective without federal driver testing and road-violation standards. Delegates also discussed lawsuits against automakers for design defects, predicting a rash of suits if causation is shown.
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Reserve Board
U.S
France
Los Angeles
The
American Trial Lawyers Assny
ATLA
Joseph Kelner
New York
Senate
Kelner
Population decline in Berlin 1958 63 due to refugees
East Berlin saw a population drop of two tenths of one percent from 1958 to 1963 as residents fled, with East Berliners leaving at seven tenths of one percent. The overall decline reflects refugee movements affecting the city.
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Berlin
East Germany
East Berlin
Ann Landers Advice Columns on Rudeness and RSVP
Readers complain about professionals ignoring customers and guests missing RSVPs. Ann Landers defends clerks, notes the dentist, lawyer, and psychiatrist were rude, explains RSVPs mean respond, and offers advice on handling couple and social etiquette with a Las Vegas Sun submission.
Lassie Star Robert Bray Born in Montana Forest Ranch
Actor Robert Bray known for Lassie on CBS grew up amid Western outdoors. He was born on a forest ranch in Montana and now lives near the San Bernardino National Forest in California.
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Corey Stuart
CBS
Montana
San Bernardino National Forest
California
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