Administration Helpless Over Inflation Outlook in 1974
Washington economists warn high inflation will persist into mid 1974 with annual rates near 10 percent or more. Treasury official Fiedler says 5 percent inflation could linger for years as policy opts for moderate restraint. Expiration of wage price controls looms, likely pushing steel and consumer prices higher amid limited production gains.
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Washington
Edgar R. Fiedler
Treasury
Fiedler
John T. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Council of Economic Advisers
Sidney L. Jones
Lincoln School marks 50th anniversary in Middleton
The Middleton school on Central Avenue years memories as it celebrates five decades. Staff writer David Flick interviews one of the first teachers and Jim Mills recalls student days, with more on page 23. The Carlisle handicapped children program is reported on page 24. A biologist warns of coral reef deaths off Florida on page 12.
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Lincoln School
Central Avenue
David Flick
Jim Mills
Journal
Society For Handicapped Children
Carlisle
Eric von Klinger
Florida
Kissinger Urges OAS Unity at Havana Meeting
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger urged a spirit of inter American collaboration at the OAS, stressing justice and dignity for peoples. He did not address Cuba exclusion, a point later noted by Argentine Foreign Minister Alberto Vignes who called Cuba an anomaly and urged review in the next two weeks.
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Atlanta
Henry A. Kissinger
Organization of American States
Kissinger
OAS
Cuba
Hemisphere
U.S
Nixon
Alberto J. Vignes
Fidel Castro
Vignes
Havana
Washington
United States
Sadat welcomes U.S. ambassador as Egypt praise for Nixon Kissinger effort grows
President Anwar Sadat greets Hermann Eilts in Cairo as he lauds Nixon and Kissinger for advancing peace in the Middle East amid ongoing Golan Heights artillery exchange with Syria and Israel. Egypt signals coordination with Syria and questions Israeli withdrawal from Sinai.
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Egypt
U.S
Middle East
Golan Heights
Anwar Sadat
Hermann Eilts
Cairo
Sadat
Nixon
Dr. Kissinger
United States
Ashraf Ghorbal
Suez
Sinai
Syria
al Thawra
Golan
Israel
Banker fears kidnaping after ransom demand call
Albert L. Dantzler, 43, an assistant vice president at City National Bank, said his reputation as a practical joker made him fear for his life after he was abducted from his Hallandale home. He was kept for over 24 hours, ordered to phone a $60,000 ransom to his bank, and later jumped into the Atlantic to escape. FBI and police investigate.
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Hallandale
Fila
Albert L. Dantzler
Dantzler
Broward General Hospital
City National Bank
FBI
Hollywood
James R. Longo
Weather warms with possible thunderstorms in Miami Valley
Partly cloudy and warmer today with highs in the low 80s. A chance of afternoon thundershowers may bring the first rain in over a week. Lows in the 50s tonight. Monday calls for a chance of showers and highs in the 60s.
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Miami Valley
Ayub Khan, Former Pakistani Leader, Dies at 67
Former President Mohammad Ayub Khan died of a heart attack at his Islamabad home aged 67. His body to lie in state at the Islamabad race course before Sunday burial in his Rehana village. Once ruled with an iron hand for 11 years until 1969.
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Islamabad
Pakistan
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Ayub
Rehana
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
Bangladesh
East Pakistan
Bhutto
Colombia Prepares for Open National Elections
Tens of thousands of troops were on alert in Bogota as Colombia gears up for Sunday elections amid inflation and social unrest. Five presidential candidates compete, led by Liberal Alfonso Lopez Michelsen with Conservative Alvaro Gomez Hurtado as his main rival, while terms of the National Front end open multi party participation for the first time in 16 years.
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Bogota
Colombia
Latin America
Liberal Party
Alfonso Lopez Michelsen
Alvaro Gomez Hurtado
Lopez
Maria Eugenia Rojas de Moreno
Anapo
National Front
Nixon plans more public appearances in two states
President Nixon, while at Camp David, outlined tentative trips to Jackson Mississippi and Phoenix Arizona within two weeks to counter impeachment moves. He faces subpoenas from the House Judiciary Committee and special prosecutor Leon Jaworski demanding presidential tapes and related material.
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Nixon
Mississippi
Arizona
House Judiciary Committee
Leon Jaworski
Jaworski
White House
House Committee
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Ariz
James D. St. Clair
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