Nixon Burns policy split widens over inflation fight
The AP reports growing rift between President Nixon and Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns over economic policy. Burns urges stronger inflation controls while Nixon favors staged moves. the dispute influences fiscal and monetary actions amid rising prices and slower growth.
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Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Bill Neikirk
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
American student recalls East Berlin slander case
Mark Huessy, Pomona College junior, recounts his East German trial for slandering the state and hostile agitation after espionage charges. He was convicted, reduced on appeal to five years, and freed on probation amid six Americans released from captivity. He notes misused charges and claims several statements he did not make.
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Berlin
East Germany
Mark Huessy
Jericho
Pomona College
Claremont
Calif
Huessy
West Berlin
House Panel Approves Desegregation Aid Bill
The House education panel approved a desegregation aid bill by 14 to 1 and sent it to the Education and Labor Committee. It authorizes 500 million dollars this year and 1 billion next year for districts implementing desegregation plans or pursuing voluntary integration for the upcoming September school year. President Nixon requested the measure in May 1970 and its fate has hinged on Senate and House opposition in prior years.
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Burns
Senate House Joint Economic Committee
White House
Nixon
Full Education and Labor Committee
Senate
House
Lawton Newspaper Subscription Rates and Details
The notice lists subscription options for the Lawton Constitution and Lawton Morning Press, detailing carrier delivery and mail rates for local Lawton Fort Sill areas, all Oklahoma addresses, and APOs. Rates vary by edition and delivery day, with annual and monthly options and different combinations of papers.
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Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Mon
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Lewton Publishing Co
Incord & A
Lawton
Ohic
C! Lewton
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Constitution-Press and Sundey
Sundey
Constitution-Sundey
Constitution
APO
Tulsa Transit Authority Awarded 1.69 Million Grant
The Metropolitan Tulsa Transit Authority received a 1.69 million dollar federal grant to upgrade operations and buy a maintenance garage. Finance Commissioner Jack O'Brien noted expected two thirds for federal funds but suspects a 50 50 split could require extra city funds. The upgrades cover the existing fleet and the MTTA maintenance facility it leases.
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Tulsa
Okla
O’brien
MTTA
Hessians Served with British Forces in Revolutionary War
British forces relied on Hessian mercenaries from Hesse Kassel to bolster troops during the American Revolution. These auxiliaries fought alongside British units in multiple campaigns and battles led by colonial insurgents.
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Great Britain
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