Nixon Exempts Latins From Aid Cuts Amid Trade Surcharge Debate
President Nixon announced that Latin American programs would not face the 1 percent foreign aid reduction, while the 10 percent export surcharge remains. Nathaniel Samuels said the move aims to ease Latin American criticism and preserve U.S. trade growth commitments.
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Nixon
Panama City
API
Samuels
Organization of American States
Latin America
United States
U.S
US Deficit Hits 9 Billion In First Half Of 1971
Paul Volcker disclosed the U S basic balance of payments deficit reached 9 billion dollars at an annual rate for the first half of 1971. He said the decline in merchandise trade balance lies at the heart of this deterioration, sparking concern among major trading nations.
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Washington
Paul A. Volcker
Volcker
Paris
International Trade Subcommittee
Senate Finance Committee
Six Common Market nations seek dollar realignment at G 10 talks
Brussels reports that six Western European economies will press the United States for devaluation of the dollar. The six will present a joint realignment demand when G 10 ministers meet in London to discuss the international monetary crisis triggered by Nixon’s Aug. 15 decision to float the dollar.
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Brussels
UPL
United States
West Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Group of 10
London
Nixon
U.S
Weight loss offer promises money back guarantee
An offer urges sending $1.00 to WEIGHT METHOD and lists recipients such as P Bax and N kang Geach with a California reference. It claims guaranteed results or refunds and warns you cannot lose anything but the excess weight.
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van Yithoud
Bax
N. Kang Geach
Cabinet wives urged to promote Nixon economic policy
President Nixon asked Cabinet members wives including Martha Mitchell to back the wage price freeze and related programs on TV talk shows The move comes as he weighs options after the 90 day wage price freeze expires November 13 and spends hours with Cabinet members wives and later business leaders.
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Washington
Nixon
Martha Mitchel
Anne
Richardson
Elliot Richardson
Senate panel backs bill on undercover vehicle posing
Sacramento lawmakers approved a bill allowing law enforcement to pose as out of state motorists during undercover work. The measure passed the Senate Finance Committee and was sent to the floor for further action.
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Sacramento
Senate Finance Committee
Carlton Cigarette Tar Figures Released by U S Government
The government updates list 38 regular filter Kings tar contents from 4 mg to 30 mg. Carlton leads with the lowest tar level among tested brands, reportedly under 0.1 percent of cigarettes. A mailed copy of the full tar figures is offered to readers who send name and address to Carlton in New York.
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U.S
Carlton
Grand Central Station
New York
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CTFS
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
inter-American Committee
Alliance For Progress
Antonio Boccini
Uruguay
CIES
Jose Guillermo Arzone
Antonio Estragay ¥ Genre
Buenos Aires
Special Economic Coordinating Committee For Latin America
CECLA
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