Runaway Inflation in Britain Signals Global Shakeup
Henry J. Taylor warns that Britain's 40 percent annualized money-supply surge, soaring house and food prices, and wage jumps threaten its economy and the dollar-centered balance of payments. He notes the pound's heavy foreign holdings and the risks to global financial stability.
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New York
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Newcastle
Britain
International Finance
Heath
U.S
Bank of England
London
Nixon's secret plan to end the Vietnam war
President Nixon pursued a multi front strategy as election approaches. He hoped to strike a cease fire by negotiating with Moscow and Beijing while arguing a peacemaker role. Secret talks with Kissinger and Le Duc Tho surged but health issues and political timing clouded gains.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Saigon
Moscow
Peking
U.S
United States
White House
Henry Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Thieu
Exponential growth limits seen amid energy shifts
Joseph C. Swidler, chairman of the New York State Public Service Commission, warns that rising demands and waning petroleum resources have abruptly reshaped the U S energy picture from surplus to deficit, a historic transition with uncertain timing and lasting impact.
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Joseph C. Swidler
New York State Public Service Commission
Mighty Cold Calls for Energy Policy Notes
A wide ranging column links extreme winter shortages to oil and gas drilling. It cites the Hagerman area gas blowout and Red Adair's crew ready to seal the Moran well. It argues for incentives to drill, critiques administration policy on imports and depletion allowances, and warns of cold homes if voters choose poorly.
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Hagerman
Red Adair
Moran
George McGovern
Ocean floor metals found by USC geologist on Soviet ship
A University of Southern California geologist aboard the Dimitry Mendeleev reports high deposits of iron manganese copper zinc and barium on the South Pacific Ocean floor. The find is viewed as scientifically interesting rather than economically viable with deposits located along the East Pacific Rise between Galapagos and Easter Island.
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University of Southern California
James L. Bischoff
South Pacific Ocean
Galapagos Islands
Easter Island
East Pacific Rise
Bischoff
Dimitry Mendeleev
Newweds Ode Salee Get Surprise Shower
A surprise shower honored Mr and Mrs Ode Salee at the J P White farm hosted by Mrs Ted France and Mrs W V Tarwater. Also noted were a Presbyterian Council of Women luncheon and a St Peters Church wedding of Dorothy Mason to Jack Randle. A fall District Camp-O-Bee planning meeting for Scout leaders was held with many attendees. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs William L Weideman.
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J.P. White Farm
Ode Salee
Ted France
W.V. Tarwater
Presbyterian Council of Women
L.P. Richart
Tim Maxwell
Dorothy Mason
C. J. Mason
E. Bland Street
Jack Randle
Brink Randle
Roswell
St. Peter's Church
Today in History September 1, 1972 notable events
The feature notes Friday September 1, 1972 as the 245th day of the year with 121 days remaining. It offers a historical snapshot marking key happenings associated with this date.
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Associated Press
Four Years in Office Review by New Mexico Treasurer
State Treasurer Jesse D. Kornegay looks back on nearly four years in office, detailing data processing integration, daily reconciliations with the Department of Finance, and the push to keep funds and development capital within New Mexico. He highlights trust funds, education investments, and a student loan program expanding to 7,000 borrowers, noting warrant increases from 600,000 to 1.6 million.
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Fred Buckles
Jesse D. Kornegay
Santa FE
Department of Finance
New Mexico
State Data Processing
Bank of New Mexico
Ofice
Illinois
Treasury
U.S
Farmers Home Administration
Cargo
Southwest
State General Fund
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Center For Science In
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Reading
Waterloo
Iowa
St. Louis
The
Small Society
Brickman
Russia
Boris Spassky
Dad
Briekmy
Clyde Holderidge
Art Sicily
John McLaren
T.J. Moore
George Miller
Jim Branch
Victor Wyley
J.D. Headley
Bob Fall
Howard Brown
Reed Hatch
John Sisley
Sterling Grant
Roy Dickenson
W.T McRee
William L. Weideman
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