Deficit financing trap in the dollar crisis
Henry J. Taylor argues the dollar weakness stems from Kennedy and Johnson era overspending and deficit financing. He denounces political mismanagement, cites large budget deficits, and warns that free gold markets expose the U S monetary system as Balkanized and unstable without a balanced budget.
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Henry J. Taylor
Kennedy
Johnson
Robert V. Roosa
United States
Treasury
John Connally
London
Europe
U.S
Ferrari Aggrandi
Nixon
Congress
Checkerboard
International Finance
Convictions fall under Nixon in federal cases study
A two volume study titled Federal Crimes and Sentences shows a 1968 to 1970 drop in conviction rates for narcotic and marijuana offenses, selective service acts, and other federal crimes, while prosecutions rise. Experts cite hiring limits and a shift to harder cases as possible causes. The list covers 17 offenses with varied declines.
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Selective Service Act
Nixon
Justice Department
Defense Services
Donald F. Santarelli
Joseph Spear
Taxpayer Limit Debate Could Face Congress Soon
A growing push in political circles suggests Congress may be pressed to raise the legal limit on taxpayer obligations. The debate centers on fiscal policy, government spending, and potential impacts on citizens and public services.
Cars Still Loose on Highways as Recall Campaigns Lag
A DOT tally shows 22.6 million American made cars and 2.3 million imports recalled through 1971 with 906 campaigns. Many notices failed to reach owners or were ignored, leaving an estimated 0.25 of cars with bad brakes and road deaths and injuries rising toward historic levels.
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Department of Transportation
Detroit
Self-Discipline Highlighted At Roswell High Sports Banquet
A Roswell High winter sports banquet speaker urged athletes from basketball wrestling gymnastics swimming and more to show self-discipline. He stressed fitness abstaining from drugs and alcohol late hours and motivation as keys to athletic success and personal rewards.
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Roswell High School
Sage advice from a Scotsman caddy and mentor
As a youth I caddied at a private club and learned from a wily Scotsman named Andrew recruited by Andrew Carnegie. He was over 60 yet sharp with humor, valued quality machinery, owned Marmon Pierce-Arrow and Willys Knight cars, and shared maxims on life, work, and character that shaped my thinking.
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William Bye
Andrew
Andrew Carnegie
Marmon
Pierce-Arrow
Willys Knight
Radioman 3-c R. C. Scott Returns After Bikini Duty
Radioman third class R C Scott, visiting his parents at 111 North Missouri, has returned to his station after serving in the South Pacific aboard the ship Hesperia during the Bikini atomic bomb test.
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R.C. Scott
3-C
R.A. Scott
Missouri
South Pacific
Scott
Hesperia
Bikini
First exports conference slated for New Mexico efforts
New Mexico holds its first exports conference aimed at boosting a neglected economy sector with Governor Bruce King inviting bankers and exporters. The U S Export-Import Bank and Commerce Department will assist, and a May Santa Fe event is planned with teams and materials to aid planning and publicity.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
New Mexico
Bruce King
U. S. Export-Import Bank
Department of Commerce
Export-Import Bank
Commerce Department
Larry Luther
Export-Import
King
Toney Anaya
Bruce
Mexico
DOD
William Simms
Simms
Albuquerque International
Anapra
William Dwyer
Albuquerque
U. S
Dwyer
Mexico City
SDE
Ed Ripley
Sam J. Garcia
Edmundo Delgado
Delgado
Torrance County
Garcia
Sam
Sen
Delgaod
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Chavez
Santa Fe District Court
David Norvell
Attorney General’s Office
Flais
State Education Department
Santa Fe Community School
Cedar Grove Community School
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