Economy Gains Momentum Says Saulnier Optimistic On 1971 Outlook
The economy shows signs of strength with consumer spending rising and thrift flow improving. Raymond Saulnier of the Council of Economic Advisers argues a cyclical upturn is forming, possibly lasting into 1972, even amid inflation and a potential longer term strike risk. He notes robust corporate profits and a continued recovery, while cautioning that the pace depends on broader demand and policy factors.
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UN General Assembly Opens amid push for broader powers
The 25th session opens as diplomats seek stronger enforcement powers for peacekeeping. A White House report cites weaknesses in the UN and urges reforms in peacekeeping, narcotics control, the environment, and hijacking prevention. The session will address Vietnam, Czechoslovakia, apartheid, and the Middle East amid public concerns. A separate report notes a fatal crash and a hospital death in Rolla.
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Violence blame on administrators blamed for campus unrest
A Presidential Commission researcher hints the final report may fault college administrators for campus violence. Dean Roland D. Potter of the University of Vermont criticizes management for errors and lack of planning, noting unstable leadership and avoidance of tough issues fuels problems. Open, candid leadership is seen as reducing violence.
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St Louis Teacher Crowned Miss Missouri World
St Louis high school teacher Susan C Doerr, 21, was named Miss Missouri World after a Thursday contest with a dozen candidates. She will represent Missouri at Miss World USA in Lake Tahoe on Sept 28 and the international final in London in November. First runnerup Dana Yandling, 21, and second runner Sandra Marie Eskridge, 24, also named.
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Ballwin Man and Son Die in Plane Crash Near Vichy
A light plane crash near Vichy airport killed a Ballwin man from St. Louis County and his son while injuring his wife during approach. The incident occurred as the aircraft neared the Vichy airport. Authorities investigated the crash and identified the victims. The wife survived with injuries.
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