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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1967
Page
6
The Odessa American proclaims a creed that all men are endowed with liberty by their Creator and urges readers to understand moral guides such as the Ten Commandments Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence to sustain freedom. It emphasizes self control and responsible living to fulfill human potential.
The piece argues higher money supply may initially lower rates but later raises them due to inflation expectations and wage tax brackets. It cites Wall Street Journal analysis, noting government spending shifts funds from private to public sectors, creating artificial competition and squeezing market lending, despite supply and demand laws.
Washington Report notes Madrid blends old and new as skyscrapers rise and underground garages replace historic sites. It highlights late meals and long theater nights, a high tourism boom, and Spain’s economic rebound under Franco with high voter turnout and growth across industry.
About 250 businessmen are set to register Thursday for the fourth annual Employes' Conference on Industrial Relations at the Odessa Country Club. Kenneth C. Farnsworth, an Odessa attorney, is one of the speakers. Dec. 1, 1957 Ray Jennings, 1514 North Washington, was named president of the Ector County Sheriffs Posse for 1958, and Mary Tuggle, 17-year-old Odessa High School senior, was named Sweetheart of the organization. Twenty years ago Dec. 1, 1947 Dr. D. W. Leach was elected vice chairman of the Ector County Child Welfare Board in a meeting Tuesday night.
A quiz from Congressional Quarterly tests knowledge of the EEOC history, jurisdiction, and enforcement options. Questions cover establishment, covered discrimination types, scope by 1970, conciliation versus enforcement, potential powers, endorsements by officials, grant use, and the 1967 EEOC chair appointment.
The piece recalls that harvest feasts in Plymouth Colony preceded a national Thanksgiving by Lincoln who proclaimed the holiday on November 26, 1863, marking a turning point in American observance.
Britain warns Washington that the 50 F-111 purchase may be canceled or renegotiated as pound devaluation raises costs. Wilson offers two remedies including offset purchases and writing off added costs. The dispute coincides with Senate export credit limits and McClellan’s renewed TFX probe amid broader U.S. and allied financial strains.
The piece analyzes inflation, money supply, and the impact of tax policy. It argues inflation stems from excessive money creation through bonds and bank credit, not tax levels, criticizing President Johnson for expanding spending and debt to fund Vietnam. It warns a 10 percent surtax would not curb inflation.
Today is December 2 1967 the 336th day of the year with 29 remaining. The night sky features the moon between new phase and first quarter and visible morning stars Versus and Jupiter while Mars and Saturn crown the evening sky. In history Pope Paul VI greeted by 2.5 million in Bombay in 1964. U S unemployment at 4.2 percent in 1965. Chicago nuclear reaction experiment in 1942 marked the atomic age.
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