Economy could see a quicker revival than expected
Economists weigh a faster upturn in 1975 with consumer spending and tax rebates lifting GNP. Greenspan and Burns align on higher growth though autos and housing remain weak factors, while Okun Eckstein and others push for a still possible optimistic, though not certain, scenario.
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Peter
Nagan
Washington
Alan Greenspan
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Greenspan
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Council
Arthur Okun
Otto Eckstein
Woman to Deliver Keynote at International Women's Year Conference
Patricia Hutar of Chicago will deliver the U.S keynote at the International Women's Year conference in Mexico City replacing Daniel Parker after protests over selecting a man. Officials criticized the change as a public relations issue though Parker is noted as capable.
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Washington
U.S
Mexico City
State Department
Patricia Hutar
Chicago
Status of Women Commission
United Nations
Daniel Parker
Agency For International Development
United States
Henry A. Kissinger
Jewel
Lafontant
Mexico
Margaret Heckler
R-Mass
Summit lacks ceremony by Ford Rabin talks show plain style
President Ford meet Rabin without pomp in Washington while earlier Salzburg meeting with Sadat featured grand trappings. Officials stressed frank, cordial talks and no ceremonial significance between visits. Nes sen noted Salzburg hosted Sadat and Kohlkreisky while this session remained a working meeting.
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Saul Kohler
Washington
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Salzburg
Austria
Middle East
Ing
Rabin
United States
Golda Meir
Sadat
Nessen
12 cent stamp likely for first class mail
The Postmaster General states first class postage will rise to 12 cents this year despite a contrary proposal from Judge Seymour Wenner to cut first class to 8.5 cents. The Postal Rate Commission weighs Wenner’s plan to boost other classes, while Bailar reserves 90 day temporary rate authority and vows an overall increase. Bailar notes temporary rules cap increases at 33 percent and cautions any final rates will align with the existing class structure.
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New York
Benjamin F. Bailar
Bailar
Washington
Postal Rate Commission
Seymour Wenner
Commission
Postal Service
Wenner
Ton
New York Postal Customers Council
Bailor
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
CIA
Rockefeller Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Bombay Fire Grips 747. Rhodesia Lands Emergency
A Boeing 747 with 392 aboard burned in Bombay injuring four. A second plane carrying 395 refugees from Portuguese Africa made an emergency landing in Rhodesia after flying over 600 miles on three engines. Police expect to file a new case once details are established.
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New Delhi
India
Bombay
Mail Subscription Rates in New York State
Rates list for daily and Sunday delivery in New York State and outside areas. Includes weekly and daily options with prices for Monday through Sunday and special weekend packages. Also shows separate pricing for daily plus Sunday plans and weekend-only subscriptions.
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New York State
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