Indian official quits over BIA policy clashes
Leon Cook deputy director of economic development says entrenched bureaucrats control policy and criticizes John Q Crow’s appointment to tighten changes. Harrison Loesch defends Crow’s move as sharpening management while Louis R Bruce remains in charge. no comment from Bruce, Crow, or Miss Victor.
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Colonel Will Pursue War Crimes Charges
Lt. Col. Anthony B. Herbert, cleared of a negative efficiency report after a two year fight with the Army, vows to pursue war crimes allegations in Vietnam. Secretary Froehlke had the report removed from his file but denied linkage to his forced Vietnam withdrawal. Herbert, 47, Herminie Pennsylvania native, faces a promotion board, with retirement if rejected by March 1 per federal law. He first reported murder and torture of Vietnamese civilians in 1969 as battalion commander with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, naming Brig. Gen. Barnes and Col. Franklin.
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Credit Code Could Lift Consumer Rates Up To Eighty Percent
Dr. Richard L.D. Morse told a Kansas House committee that the Uniform Consumer Credit Code would raise maximum rates on single payment loans from 10 to 18 percent and on new auto retail instalment contracts from 12.75 to 21 percent. He noted credit union contracts would rise from 12 to 18 percent, warning that such increases amid wage and price freezes demand careful review and an economic impact analysis by the Kansas Office of Economic Analysis.
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Kansas State University
Kansas House
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Department of Family Economics
House Commercial and Financial Institutions Committee
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No Tangible Results Yet In Project To Unsell War
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Last spring about 300 admen met at Yale to run Project Unsell up the flag pole They are still waiting for broad salutes The campaign seeks to end the Vietnam war through advertising Leaders say Americans were sold a bad deal and reverse salesmanship might help So far ads exist in radio TV magazines and brochures but print and air exposure remains limited Project Unsell aims to win free time from broadcasters and publishers Several local agreements exist nationwide but broad acceptance is limited Ira Nerken a Yale senior organized the effort and recalled the initial euphoria While editors feared upsetting war coverage program managers disliked labeling TV spots as public service messages Taft Broadcasting Co recently gave the project a breakthrough using its seven TV stations five FM and five AM stations Taft executive VP John L McClay said the network made a policy decision to air the ads despite disagreeing with the perspective.
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Yale
Project Unsell
Market Reaction Not Unexpected
NEW YORK AP The stock market fell about eight points on Friday after President Nixon announced Phase 2 economic steps. Investors anticipated gains from the plan but traders cited events ahead and concerns that government controls could linger until the 1972 election. The Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the week at 893.91, down 0.07 points.
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Dow
Moscow Expels British diplomats in Retaliation
The Kremlin retaliates for Britain's mass expulsion by ordering four British diplomats and a businessman expelled and barring nine former diplomats, twelve businessmen, and a scholar from re entry.
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