Corporate loan pressure linked to inflation demand
The article notes rising evidence that large corporations bear much responsibility for inflationary pressure. It cites bankers meeting with Secretary Kennedy and the New York Fed Monthly Review, stating heavy borrowing by industry sustains high loan demand and may push the prime rate higher. It suggests easing loan pressure by big corporations could curb inflation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
David Kennedy
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Kennedy
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Monthly Review
Kennedy Center funding approved to finish construction
The House refuses to delay the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and authorizes an additional 7.5 million in matching funds. Rep. Kenneth J. Gray notes rising costs could push expenditures to 10 million if delayed, praising Senate concurrence to push completion despite earlier difficulties.
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House of Representatives
Kenneth J. Gray
Illinois
House Public Works
Senate
Courts Should Be Strict To The Editor
A reader argues courts protect criminals more than public safety. They question rulings favoring habitual offenders, cite cases in Butler County and New Miami, and condemn dismissals and lenient penalties while police struggle to prosecute.
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Supreme Court
Butler County
New Miami
Public generosity funds aid for blind man in community drive
A Carlisle area appeal by the Arnold Center fundraising committee reports $2,800 raised to cover medical expenses for Mr Centers who is permanently blind. Donations came from students, Boy Scouts, churches, clubs, and local businesses with canisters placed widely.
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Arnold Center
Centers
Boy Scouts
Bob Bell
Hillcrest Baptist Church
David Way
Carlisle
Juanita Abney
Congress Do Nothing Debate Splits Party Lines
Washington pundit notes both parties debate a failing to push major proposals. He cites Nixon administration efforts and limited legislative momentum while urging Congress to engage with public opinion and act on key issues.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Middletown News Journal Subscriptions and Rates
The Journal Published daily by News Journsl Inc from Middletown Ohio lists subscription options. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 2 cents Sunday by newspaperboy, 71 dollars per year by mail in trading area, 370 dollars outside trading area, and 180 dollars outside USA. all subscriptions payable in advance.
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the News Journsl, Inc
First
Middletown
Ohio
City
Aburban Eres
USA
Dirksen vs AMA in Knowles appointment fight
The piece argues the American Medical Association faced backlash over its role in blocking Dr. John Knowles from a key H E W post. It asserts Dirksen used the AMA to pressure Nixon, with Roger Egeberg ultimately chosen, showing Dirksen sought control over high office rather than supporting liberal credentials. It notes neither Knowles nor Egeberg were AMA recommendations.
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The
American Medical Association
Association
John Knowles
A.M
Dirksen
Sen
Richard Russell
Knowles
A.M.A
Nixon
Roger Egeberg
Am.a
Finch
White House
H.E.W
G.O.P
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Egeberg
Egeberg
Umbrella on Moon Aims to Link Armstrong to Earth
RCA designed a 14 pound ten foot diameter umbrella antenna for the Apollo 11 mission. It would relay live TV and medical data if main systems fail, as Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin land on the moon. A small flag and laser reflector also feature in the preparations. A monkey named Benny will orbit Earth for 30 days to study long-duration spaceflight effects.
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RCA
Moon
Earth
Neil Armstrong
Lunar
Armstrong
Buzz Aldrin
Aldrin
Arizona
S. Julian
Hughes Aircraft Company
Benny
Hawaii
Space
Mars
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Matthew
Dennis the Menace
Joey
David Lawrence
United States
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John P. Roche
Ama
Bob Considine
New York
London
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