Keynesian thinking shapes Nixon era policy and budgets
In 1936 John Maynard Keynes argued for activist government to achieve full employment via public investment and cheap money. The piece notes President Nixon identifying with Keynesian ideas amid proposed deficits and lower interest rates, signaling a shift from conservative beliefs. It highlights monetarists' partial agreement with Keynes.
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Nixon
Keynes
Reeves County Courthouse Records: Mineral Deed Transfers Listed
Reeves County records show a sequence of mineral and property transfers including Galindo Hipolito to Continental and Simon Ybarra to Continental with multiple lots in Bankhead and North Pecos, oil concerns from Atlantic Richfield to J L Goodman, Gulf Oil to Edna Laura Bolefahr Miller, Texaco to Mamie Blount Stewart, and several others. Also noted are transfers involving Continental Oil, Superior Oil, Atlantic Richfield to State of Texas, and Nobye Hamilton et al with various sections and blocks through PSL H&GN and T&P districts.
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Galindo Hipolito
Continental
Bankhead Adda
Simon Ybarra
North Pecos
el Paso Natural Gas
Agatha K, Campbell
Clay Cooke
Arthur C. Werener
Mandana
Livingston
D.W. Washburn
Noft&p
Superior Oil
H.R. Burden
PSL
Lone Star Producing Co
Hettie Lois Perkins
H&gn
Continental Oil
Pearl S. Williams
Thomas C. Howe
Atlantic
Northern Trust Co
Tr. Et al
Gulf Oil
Edna Laura Bolefahr Miller
Superior
Zula J
T&p
Jack Blake
Atlantic Richfield
Terry Elkin
Shell Oil
Marina R. Smith
Thomas James
S.F
Chalfant, Magee & Hansen
Margaret Bell Widman
Texaco
Lloyd Evans
PSL Skelly Oil
Nora S
Macnaughton Et al
Today in History highlights from 1904 to 1966 events
On this date in history various events are noted including Port Arthur siege opening the Russo Japanese War in 1904 and Mary Queen of Scots beheading in 1587. Other items recall Sche nectady attack in 1690 Lit tle Rock arsenal seizure in 1861 formation of Boy Scouts in 1910 and wartime reprisals near Warsaw in 1940.
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Associated Press
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Mary Queen of Scots
England
Elizabeth I
Schenectady
N. Y
Arkansas
U.S
Little Rock
Boy Scouts of America
Warsaw
Poland
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai A. Bulgaria
Britain
China
United Nations
Lyndon B. Johnson
Honolulu
Vietnam
Saigon
Diana the Huntress Returns Nude to Mexico City Fountain
The Diana statue by Juan F. Olaguibel, once clothed with a bikini for political reasons, was removed of the garment in 1967 and restored to its nude original form. Now on Paseo De La Reforma near Chapultepec Park, it symbolizes Mexican womanhood and remains a landmark.
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John Platero
Associated Press
Mexico City
Diana the Huntress
Juan F. Olaguibel
Diana
Mexico
Olaguibel
Soledad Orozco de Avila Camacho
Paseo de la Reforma
Chapultepec Park
Presidents who died on July Fourth and royal coin legend
Three presidents died on July 4: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson in 1826 and James Monroe in 1831. Victoria, queen of England and empress of India, appears most on coins. her reign began in 1837 and ended with her death in 1901.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Victoria
England
India
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Business Mirror
Jon Cunniff
New York
Reeves County
Jewel Oil
Texas American Oil Corp
O.B. Kiel, Jr
Ann C. Kiel
Warren Resources Co
American Cancer Society
Pangburn
Discount Drug
Pecos
Dres Son
Anthony's
Dacron