Nixon's Moscow trip seen through Soviet pressures and aims
Soviet leaders view Nixon's late May summit as pivotal balancing NATO, China, and internal pressures. Brezhnev and Kosygin seek Western understandings to ease economic strain, while Moscow weighs diplomatic moves with U.S. trade hopes and internal reforms. The visit follows a wave of high level exchanges, signaling a tense yet active diplomacy.
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Life Insurance Guide sparks broad debate on pricing
AP analyst notes a mimeographed booklet by the Pennsylvania Insurance Department titled A Shopper's Guide to Life Insurance. It reveals price variation up to 170 percent and argues for informed shopper behavior. Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says the guide will push lower premiums and better service, while critics accuse some insurers of deceptive practices and camouflage.
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NEW York
Pennsylvania Insurance Department
Herbert Denenberg
Denenberg
Inflation outlook clashes with GE forecast in quarterly view
GE economists in the Quarterly Review of Economic Prospects foresee a flatly challenged inflation path with only brief improvements. They project consumer prices rising 3.6 percent this year and 4.7 percent in 1973, unemployment above 5.4 percent this year and about 5 percent by late 1973, and a housing start peak of 2.3 million this year followed by 1.9 million next year.
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Quarterly Review of Economic
General Electric Co
Washington
Nonpublic School Aid Court Ruling Prompts Catholic Opposition
A federal court in Pennsylvania ruled against a state plan to reimburse parents for nonpublic school tuition, including many Catholic schools. Cardinal Krol criticized the decision as preliminary and urged Supreme Court review, while advocacy groups push for tax credits as an alternative. President Nixon spoke on educational diversity and a free market, urging careful consideration of tax credits after the election. If Congress acts, federal aid policies remain unsettled amid strong bipartisan support for education tax credits.
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National Catholic Education Association
Nixon
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Citizens Relief For Education By Income Tax
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Congress
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D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Pacific Airlines F-27 Crash Near Doublin Kills 44
A Pacific Airlines F-27 crashed near Doublin California on May 7 1964 killing 44 people. A tape recording indicated the pilot was shot during the incident.
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