Butz Maps Farm Belt Campaign
Agriculture Secretary Butz aims to boost Republican support in the farm belt. He pledges to stump for candidates and defend Nixon policies against claims of harming small farmers. Muskie accused the administration of turning away farmers, while Butz defended his Purdue past and ties to agricultural firms.
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U N Security Council Deadlock Delays Secretary General Nominees
Diplomats warned the Security Council may remain deadlocked in selecting a new secretary general as U Thant nears retirement on December 31. The council must recommend a candidate by nine votes to avoid a veto, with permanent members Britain, China, France, the Soviet Union, and the United States likely to split their votes. A new list of nine candidates emerged after last Friday’s session, including Kurt Waldheim and Max Jakobson, among others, with several ambassadors and officials named on the updated slate.
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Veteran News-Post Employees Honored At Christmas Dinner
Nine employees of the Frederick News-Post and Frederick Cablevision, Inc. were honored for a total of 361 years of service at the annual Christmas dinner held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Pins for 25 and more years were given to several staff members, with retirees Archie Shafer, John Engelbrecht, and Vernon Price noted. The event featured a Betty Beech skit and remarks from General Manager George Delaplaine Jr. about circulation and Cable TV subscriber growth. Cash bonuses totaling three weeks’ pay were distributed to long-serving staff.
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750000 New Jobs Seen As Monetary Plan Gain
The devaluation agreement among rich nations aims to boost U.S. production and jobs by raising the official gold price to 38 dollars an ounce. It will raise costs for imports and foreign goods while making American products cheaper abroad, with potential 0.5 to 0.75 million jobs added. Impacts on consumer prices may be limited. Congress must approve the gold price change next month.
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