Miller to lead Federal Reserve Board replacing Burns
Business leaders praise G William Miller 52 of Textron as Carter picks him to head the Federal Reserve Board in place of Arthur Burns Burns may step down January 31. Miller would serve a 14 year term if confirmed. Meany Clausen Shapiro AFL CIO praise Miller as capable and trusted by business community. Burns may remain on the board. Carter aims for new leadership to curb inflation and foster growth.
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Tie Broken Between United States and Cuba
The United States severed diplomatic relations with Cuba on January 3 1961 ending formal ties between the two nations and prompting a shift in Cold War policy and regional diplomacy.
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