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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1971

Page

9

Auto industry eases price hikes as Ford GM retract

Ford and General Motors back away from planned price increases for 1972 models, marketing cars at 1971 prices for Nixon's 90 day freeze while Chrysler and American Motors weigh similar moves. Officials praise potential repeal of the 7 percent excise tax on new cars.

Lves Wweense Vosa Auis Vliltd Chrysler American Moors Nixon Ford American Motors Lee A. Lacocca

Balance Of Payments At An All Time Low

The Commerce Department reports the April through June balance-of-payments deficit at 5.766 billion dollars. The broader liquidity balance shows a record 5.848 billion dollar deficit, up from the first quarter and surpassing prior records. Treasury Secretary John leads the briefing.

Commerce Department General Motors Treasury John

Stock Exchange Hits Record Highs on Nixon Economic Message

At the New York Stock Exchange investors cheered President Nixon's economic plan pushing trading to a record 31.7 million shares and 196 blocks of 10,000+, with the Dow Jones average rising 32.93 to 888.95. Chrysler opened late and General Motors skipped trading. oils fell while 1,694 issues moved and 1,503 advanced.

NEW York Nixon New York Stock Exchange General Motors Chrysler Wall Street

Nixon policy shift tied to worsening foreign economy

B Connally cited deteriorating foreign finances as the proximate cause of Nixon's policy change. A large trade deficit was blamed partly on anticipated metal imports ahead of steel and copper strikes. The Federal Reserve Board reported July industrial output fell, leaving the index at 106.0 percent of the 1967 base.

B. Connally Nixon Federal Reserve Board

OEP Hopes To Stay Small As Nixon Freeze Shakes Bureaucracy

The Office of Emergency Preparedness, a modest Washington agency, is suddenly pressed as Nixon freezes wages prices and rents for nine days. It plans regional offices in Seattle San Francisco Denver Dallas Kansas City Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia New York and Boston each with key staff while relying on private sector good faith. The director a retired general was called back from vacation to lead the response amid the reform push.

Washington Office of Emergency Preparedness Nixon OEP Seattle San Francisco Denver Dallas Kansas City Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia New York Boston Justice OPA Office of Price Administration White House

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