Inflation and deficits threaten the U S economy in 1972
The editorial declares inflation as the nation’s top enemy and warns deficits could exceed 20 billion dollars in 1972. It notes Nixon’s spending cuts and tax plans as insufficient, laments political resistance to restraint, and predicts intensified tax on profits to win labor support before November 1972 elections.
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Germany
United States
West Germany
Import surcharge and US Japan trade tensions rise
The piece argues that American demand for radios and TVs will surge with most imports coming from abroad, while US manufacturers lose market share. It notes Japan's dominance in consumer electronics and rising penetration in other industries, demanding new trade rules to balance competition and jobs between the two nations.
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Japan
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Today in History highlights from 1882 to Vietnam
The feature lists key events on Sept 7 across years: Brazil declares independence in 1882, Elizabeth I born in 1533, Borodino battle in 1812, Lafayette’s farewell in 1825, Boulder Dam construction in 1930, London Blitz start in 1940, Diem suppression in 1963, Kennedy asking NATO training in 1963, China-US talks shift in 1968, and U.S. Vietnam troop counts dipping below 400,000 in 1966.
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Brazil
Portugal
Britain
Elizabeth I
Borodino
Moscow
Marquis de Lafayette
John Adams
China
United States
Washington
U. S
Vietnam
Punitive damages cited in repossession cases
A 1971 ABA public service piece notes courts increasingly award punitive damages when repossessors use force or threats. It cites Mrs Olson, a pistol, and a sewing machine as examples, while praising simple remedies to keep credit costs down.
Texas Cities Slow To Promote Tourist Trade, Study Finds
A Texas survey shows cities are increasingly using hotel and motel taxes for tourist promotion but few have spent on direct advertising. Eight more cities levied the bed room tax in 1971, with over 3.6 million dollars raised to fund promotion and civic facilities. The state agency notes better local funding could boost tourism and conventions.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
Texas
Frank Hildegrand
Texas Development Agency
Tourist Development Agency
Ies
State Highway Department
Fort Worth
Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau
Will Rogers Memorial Auditorium Coliseum
Beaumont
Harlingen
Lubbock
Mc Allen
Tyler
Victoria
Abilene
Amarillo
Arlington
San Antonio
Lakeview
Medals honor famous artists and their works
International Numismatic Agency to issue three high relief medals depicting Michelangelo Da Vinci and Rembrandt self portraits. Silver editions limited to 500 sets plus bronze edition. Medals measure 2.42 inches, silver 999 fine, serially numbered and hallmarked. Kennedy halves back in circulation after 1969 production milestone. over 100 million minted at Denver and Philadelphia.
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da Vinci
Rembrandt
International Numismatic Agen
Medallic Art Co
New York City
Pieta
Mona Lisa
Aristotle
Homer
International Numismatic Agency
Prince St
New York
Denver
Philadelphia
Oddities and anecdotes from a curious era
A collage of notes on culture history and humor. Topics include why the female ankle bone may enlarge, a quirky Los Angeles mice ordinance, new motels opening rapidly, smokers and TV watching, agentless entertainers like Gene Autry, a comic sketch about a self sacrificing woman, a Q and A on Paul Newman eye color and George Washington place names, Colonial era Guilford politics, Language curiosities, and a bee versus crow remark.
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Billy the Kid
Los Angeles
Global View Saigon eyes quicker pullout by 1972
Sources close to the Thieu government say Saigon favors a stepped U.S. withdrawal, potentially complete by 1972 if Washington provides continued arms and aid. They warn the pace must be explained to the Vietnamese to avoid a sense of desertion and possible political collapse. Challenges include training manpower, pilot shortages, and depersonalizing an overcomplicated South Vietnamese state.
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Saigon
U.S
Defense
Laird
Thailand
Pacific
United States
Vietnam
Balance Between Rights and Security in Democratic Society
Rep. Moorhead urges probing U S secrecy policies amid calls to reassess the balance of freedoms and security. A commentator laments politics and cites degraded city leadership, claiming values have diminished and even Felix the Cat could win a mayoral race.
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