Time To Cut Deficits Reflects Strength in Economy
The piece argues signs of recovery in retail sales and falling inventories hint at stronger growth, with a 27 percent rise in building permits aiding construction. It notes a $475 million balance of payments deficit this quarter, but a prior $6.57 billion deficit suggests oil recycling efforts bear fruit. A Gallup poll finds 42 percent see recession’s worst past, inflation seen as less threat with 5 percent inflation in recent months. Congress faces scrutiny for anti recession spending and deficit Budgets tied to inflation risk.
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Labor Department
Congress
Postal Rate Increases Critique of Wenner Recommendations
Postal Service staff rejected judge Seymour Wenner's rate plan for the Postal Rate Commission. They argue second and fourth class hikes would devastate newspapers and parcels, costing taxpayers about 350 million annually, while first-class rates should bear more of the burden. The staff urge discarding Wenner's recommendations.
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Nixon missteps and White's Breach of Faith critique
In a critical assessment, the reviewer argues Theodore White’s Nixon biography Breach of Faith misreads the era and overstates Nixon’s failings. The piece contrasts Nixon’s international moves toward China and Moscow with broader Cold War tensions and questions the book’s historical judgments.
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Wallace Status Upsets Udall as Democratic Fight Heats Up
Washington reports signals grow that a Wallace nomination would trigger a party split. Morris Udall, openly opposing Wallace, says he cannot support any ticket with Wallace and asserts the Democratic Party should uphold its historic principles.
Udall Says Wallace Split Threatens Democratic Ticket
Mo Udall comments on the impact of George Wallace on the Democratic Party's unity and potential third party options. He notes Wallace’s influence could push liberals and blacks to walk out if included and estimates Wallace could raise about five million dollars from followers.
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Stevenson
Jack Kennedy
George McGovern
Mo” Udall
Alabama
Democratic Party
Have Not Nations Join Haves Engulfing Global Trade Shift
In a changing world order, mineral wealth and energy power shift wealth to unlikely countries. The Dominican Republic leans into Pueblo Viejo gold while owners Ros ario Resources and J R Simplot seek a vast mine, tax shares, and heavy local gains as nations realign.
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Persian Gulf
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Rosario Resources Corporation
Florida Limestone
Georgia Granite
Texas Oil and Gas
Mexico
Central America
Dominican
Byrd Installed as Secretary of State Sparks Oklahoma Hopes
Jerome Byrd becomes Oklahoma secretary of state and observers wonder how soon he will belong among the state's famous political names.
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