Inflation slows but job outlook remains grim in third quarter
The 1971 third quarter GNP growth slowed while inflation edged down to 3.4 percent. Analysts note unemployment near 6 percent requires about 4 percent growth to cut joblessness. Nixon aims for 2–3 percent inflation after a wage price freeze, with CPI up two tenths in September.
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McCracken
GNP
William Proxmire
Dwis
Nixon
Asport
Lvear
Pope
Leport
Labor Department
First Sessions Held Phase II Panels Set for Watch
The administration expects a temporary inflation upturn after the freeze ends as the Pay Board and Price Commission move to set wage and price limits. The two panels immediately began work under Nixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
White House
George H. Boldt
U.S
Washington State
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
C. Jackson Grayson Jr
SMU Business School
Price Commission
Pay Board and Price Commission
Nixon under pressure to speed tax action and curb prices
The article details Nixon pushes for rapid tax legislation to boost the economy, seeking restoration of the investment tax credit, repeal of the automobile excise tax, and faster individual tax cuts. It notes forecasts of strong growth in late 1971 and a very good 1972, with optimism tempered by price controls effect on the price index. It mentions figures from corporate boards and government councils weighing wage and price policies.
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White House
Greenwich
College of Business
Boldt
Arnold Weber
Cost of Living Council
Neil H. Jacoby
UCLA
William Caples
F . Kenyon College
Ohio
Hi Retidee
Kermit Gordon
Ameri
Brookings — Ieans
Afl-Cio
George
Meany
United Steel Workers
I. W. Abel
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Machinist
Floyd E. Smith
Teamsters Union
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Nixon
Siciliano
Angeles
Virshow
Genand
Oral
Robert Bassett
Chicago
Ing
Leonard F
McCollum
Continental Oil Co
Benlest
Jamin F. Biaggini
Southern Pacific Co
Ad! Price Commission
Marina Waneed
Whitman
McCracken
University of Pittsburgh
Econo
Scranton
Midland
John William Queenan
Odessa
Midland City
England
U.S
Ronald Lynn Lynch
United Kingdom
Ralph Cason
Tuna Pilot Swaps Boat For Open Seas Off Peru Ecuador
A Tuna pilot changes vessel to join a wider cruising fleet off Peru and Ecuador. Readiness shifts occur as the crew moves toward cannery connections in California after a heart attack illness affecting a local family.
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Peru
Ecuador
Eateh
Sateuntte
Eateb
San Dee
Cale
Am Buster
Baster
West Texas figures in redistricting and local life
Wayne Jones discusses district changes while Rodrigues, a Portuguese‑American seaman, adapts to West Texas life near Afton in Dickens County. Rodriques jokes about navigation, describes local roads, people, and livestock, and recalls meeting his wife during a hospital stay. He supports the new district map as fairer for Swisher and Lubbock counties.
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Jones
Perth
Lubbock
Kayne
Hany
Rodrigues
Rodriques
Amy Hat
Modrigues
Seamar
Rodrgues Yvannot
Osind
Jhe Cepital
Barnes
Pli Watne
Cain
Swisherdale
Wayne
West Texas
HL Mac’ McAlster
Elmer Tarbox
Urstopexas Sone Gd
Texas
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Ree
Brown
Callshaw
Coleman
Conanche
Mcculloch
Gillespie
Keer
Kimbel
Liana
Maon
Menard
Real
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Schelicher
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Brooks
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Wellsing Start
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Juley
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Crane
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Peece
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Warditt
Winkler
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Crockett
Edwards
Kincey
Maverick
Sutton
Terrell
Valverde
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Hudspery
Jeff Davis
Isisia
el Paso
Chiessa
Ector
Batley
Castro
Cochran
Deafsmith
Amb
Oldham
Palmer
Hale
Swisher
CT Andrews
Gaines
Court Switch Drives Redistricting Fire In Texas
The Texas high court orders a new redistricting plan after an uproar over the current map. Mutscher, facing bribery charges in the stock scandal, indicates interest in a state Senate run next year. Aides say the measure does not reflect the people's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Mutscher
Hit
Texas
High Court
Texas House Districts Redistricting Sparks Court Scrutiny
Texas reapportionment officials defend a map amid claims of pressure and secrecy. Atty. Gen. Crawford Martin reports threats during redistricting debates while Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes defends the plan as free of political aiming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Crawford Martin
Barnes
Plan
Ben Barnes
Texas
Soviet protest over sniper attack remarks abroad
The Soviet Union formally protested a U S comment on the sniper attack, saying it questions U S recognition of international norms and urges the United States to safeguard the functioning of Soviet institutions. Tass quoted officials noting leaks and diplomatic steps as the U S envoy faced the Foreign Ministry to explain the stance.
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Soviet Union
Frijof
U.N
New
Accith
Ashink
Tass
Judiciary Committee
SHU Metas AL Reuut
U.S
Foreign Ministry
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