No ho ho in luxury catalog editorial from Dallas store
An editorial critiques the Neiman Marcus holiday catalog highlighting ultra pricey gifts from $100,000 coats to a $50,000 two seat dirigible set. It notes impractical items like a brass Italian shoehorn and a his and hers dirigible pair, then contrasts luxury with rising prices and recession fears making such excess less humorous this year.
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Neiman-Marcus
Dallas Emporium
Italy
Mint mulls color change for Susan B Anthony dollar
The U S Mint weighs tinting the Susan B Anthony dollar to avoid confusion with the quarter. Early alloy tests show coins turning green with use, a potential public turn off though the hue may suit the intended message. The effort follows resistance to circulating a coin resembling existing money.
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U.S
Mint
IMF Influence Grows in U S Economic Policy
The Carter administration and the Federal Reserve align with IMF guidance to curb money growth and offset inflation, signaling the IMF’s expanding role in U S policy. IMF recommendations urge letting oil and other price rises pass into the economy, with Americans expected to accept lower living standards. Volcker warns the standard of living will decline as oil prices rise.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Carter Administration
Federal Reserve Board
International Monetary Fund
IMF
U.S
United States
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Mohamed Abalkhail
Volcker
Congressional Committee
Invasion of Czechoslovakia Aug 1968 by Warsaw Pact forces
Russian, Hungarian, Polish, East German and Bulgarian troops invaded Czechoslovakia to halt liberal reforms. The USSR invoked the Brezhnev Doctrine claiming a duty to intervene where socialism was imperiled.
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Ussr
Brezhnev
Today in History Highlights for Monday October 22 1979
On this date in 1962 John Kennedy ordered a Naval quarantine of Cuba to pressure Russia to remove missiles. Other events include Peter the Great becoming Czar in 1721, the Panic of 1907, Laos independence in 1953, Hoover funeral in 1964, Apollo Seven splashdown in 1968, Karami quitting in 1968, Ford’s 1973 critique, and John Paul II’s 1978 papacy. Birthdays include Catherine Deneuve John Chaffee Timothy Leary. Thought for today quotes Thomas Hardy.
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John Kennedy
Cuba
Russia
Peter the Great
All
New York
Laos
France
Herbert Hoover
Atlantic Ocean
Pablo Cassals
Rashid Karami
Gerald Ford
Oklahoma City
Pope John Paul II
Catherine Deneuve
John Chaffee
Rhode Island
Imothy Leary
Thomas Hardy
No Longer Invulnerable in Louisiana Senate Race
Louisiana insiders say Senator Russell B. Long faces weaker support at home amid polls showing 50 percent or less backing in hypothetical races. Voters see him as out of touch, with Republican W Henson Moore III rising as a key challenge to his bid for a sixth term in 1980.
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Baton Rouge
Nea
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Washington
Long
Senate Finance Committee
United States Senate
Senate
Huey P. Long Jr
Russell
Edwin Edwards
J. Bennett Johnston Jr
W. Henson Moore III
Moore
Paperclip Nazi scientists used for Cold War gain
Suppressed government documents detail a program code named Paperclip that welcomed hundreds of Nazis into the United States with lax or no security checks. Critics say it aimed to recruit German scientists before the Soviets, while others call it an error of judgment. The files suggest immigration violations and extensive employment of alleged war criminals in U.S. industry and defense work. Further revelations are promised.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nazi Germany
Science
Adolph Hitler
Germany
United States
Hitler
Max Baucus
Dmont
Gary Cohn
Jack Mitchell
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Paperclip
General Accounting Office
GAO
CIA
FBI
Defense and
State Departments
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