Arab oil money buying up the U S
A New York Times analysis warns Arab oil producers could invest heavily in the United States within a decade, funding defense and steel sectors while petrodollar flows surge. Experts note data gaps but Iran’s purchases and a Krupp stake hint growing influence amid defense deal scrutiny.
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Newspaper masthead and editors contact line
Miles £ Lines Executive Editor, Larry Allison Managing Editor, Don Oh Editor Editorial Page, Bert Resnik Assistant Managing Editor, L A Collins Sr Editorial Columnist. Telephone 435 4161.
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Editorial Portrait of Ford at First Press Conference
Gerald Ford's first news briefing as president showed him articulate forceful and sensible. He answered questions on Nixon prosecution and a potential pardon without committing, spoke firmly on the economy promising inflation-fighting measures and no wage or price controls, and signaled a 1976 run with Rockefeller as a likely running mate. He answered directly on ethics and demonstrated calm command and reassurance.
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Ford Summit Aims to Curb Inflation and Unemployment
The article argues for a national effort to fight inflation led by President Ford, praising a GM price rollback and urging restraint from business and labor. It warns of rising prices, unemployment, and regional impacts, calling for an open summit to build cooperation and calm fears of economic disaster.
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Letters to the editor debate ship Queens and Nixon praise
A sequence of letters criticizes the Queen Mary administration as flawed and urges expert accountability while recalling a Disneyland critique and praising Nixon's foreign policy moves. The writers discuss elites, oil workers, and distrust of technocrats, with strong mentions of Disneyland, Watergate, and Rockefeller.
Ford Rockefeller policy rattles Wall Street amid inflation
Washington debates the Ford Nixon Rockefeller team, while Wall Street loses confidence as inflation rises and stock values fall. Officials hint at limited action, avoiding wage price controls, with the economy slowing toward a possible depression and investors reluctant to fund an uncertain recovery.
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