Unanimous Senate Urges Nixon to Call Economy Summit
The Senate voted 38 to 5 in favor of a resolution urging President Nixon to convene a domestic summit conference. It would bring leaders from Congress, business, and labor to craft a comprehensive new economic program to address the nation’s economic quagmire. Senator Walter D. Huddleston, D Kentucky, was among the sponsors.
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Nixon economic talk highlights a business briefing
Southern California executives including John C. Crean attend a three hour session with President Nixon at San Clemente reviewing inflation plans. Nixon rejects wage and price controls and points to defense spending and regulatory changes as inflation drivers while promising a forthcoming economic address.
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Greenspan Nominated as Economic Advisor by Nixon
President Nixon nominated Alan Greenspan, a New York economic consultant, to head the Council of Economic Advisers. Greenspan, 44, is described as a conservative business economist and critic of wage price controls, and must win Senate confirmation. He would succeed Herbert Stein as chairman after discussions with Greenspan and business leaders at the Western White House.
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