Agnew Says He’d Accept 1972 Ticket If Nixon Wins
Indianapolis Ind Vice President Spiro Agnew said on a taped interview that it would not disturb him if President Nixon dropped him from the 1972 Republican ticket as long as Nixon is re-elected. He argued federal courts are not yet delivering clarifying school desegregation decisions but can under an administration that restores balance to the Supreme Court.
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President Nixon Loses Public Backing Over War With Congress
Public support for Nixon dips amid clashes with a Democratic House and Senate in 1970. Vetoes and overrides on hospital and education funding mark tensions, while confidence in the president erodes and personal appearances draw negative ratings.
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Big Food Firms Shut by Strike Hits Bay Area
Nearly 200 drivers and warehousemen walked out in Oakland affecting three major frozen food distributors. Union members of Oakland Teamsters Local 848 rejected a proposed contract, with wages set for the third year at about $198.50 weekly for warehouse workers and $331 weekly for drivers.
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Creeping Paralysis Predicted for Nation
Washington, CJPI — Kennedy-Johnson advisers warned Nixon era policies risk a chronic creeping paralysis of the economy. In a 26 page report to the Senate Democratic Policy Committee they predict sluggish growth, rising inflation, high interest rates, production shortfalls, and unemployment near 5.4 percent. They urge liberalized monetary policy and expansionary fiscal plans to shrink the output gap and curb unemployment.
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Classified Ads Promote Restaurant Specials
Advertising blurb invites readers to place classified ads to advertise restaurant specials. Calls readers to dial HE 2-5959 for details.
FTC Sues Enzyme Detergent Makers Over Claims
The Federal Trade Commission charged Procter & Gamble Colgate-Palmolive and Lever Brothers with false advertising accusing their enzyme detergents of removing all stains. The FTC proposed a consent order to curb future claims and specify stain types that cannot be reasonably removed by the products.
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