IMF reform debate shadows September meeting
Foreign comment says no real action likely at the IMF gathering unless a new move by major powers toward reform. US seeks dollar float while France favors gold convertibility. Britain hopes China buys Concorde amid Russia setback, while security concerns limit military plane sales. Israeli provocations near Suez loom during Nixon Brezhnev talks.
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London
International Monetary Fund
IMF
United States
China
Russia
Britain
Michigan Police Seek Identity In Slaying Case Tie
Lansing police pursue confirmation if 21 year old Maywood man Antonio Barrientes is the suspect in a Lansing shooting. Authorities compare fingerprints as they link him to the Maywood Montessori School murders and a drug history.
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Maywood
Till
Lansing
Mich
Antonio Barrientes
Cook County
Alcuin Montessori School
Donald Christy
Lansing Police Department
Gary Osteen
Osteen
Antonio Garcia
Garcia
Barrientes
Montessori School
Barrientos
Rural Metropolis doctor and wife sentenced in tax case
George Green and Margot Green, residents of a rural Metropolis area, pled guilty to tax evasion for failing to report 170 055 in income from 1966 to 1968. George Green, 57, received three years in prison reduced to three months plus three years probation and a 10000 dollar fine. Margot Green, 52, was fined 5000 dollars and placed on three years probation.
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Benton
Til
George
Margot Green
U.S
Henry Wise
Green
Wall Street Criticizes New Controls Amid Inflation Fight
Argus Weekly questions the administrations freeze and Phase IV as ad hoc fixes to prices rather than a coherent inflation strategy. The piece notes consumer demand for action, but warns long term effects depend on inflation relief versus control distortions. E F Hutton cites market hesitation and suggests the market will vacillate until fundamental factors shift.
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New York
UPI
Argus Weekly
E. F. Hutton
Governor Fires Paraiba Editors Over Geisel Confusion
In Joao Pessoa the Paraiba state governor fired editors of the state government newspaper after a report mixed up Gen. Ernesto Geisel with his brother Gen. Orlando Geisel. The saga followed Brazil wide reports that Gen. Geisel would be the next president, though the newspaper claimed Orlando Geisel would take the office.
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Joao Pessoa
Brazil
UPI
Paraiba
Gessels
Emilio G. Medici
Ernesto Geisel
Orlando Geisel
Petrobras
Market Reassessment Faces Realignment Amid Investor Caution
Analysts describe the U S business system as feverish and incoherent amid a absorbed downturn. Albert T Sommers of The Conference Board notes the crisis tests American economic policy while Reynolds Securities calls the paralysis regrettable. Investors sit on the sidelines awaiting clearer upward momentum, eyeing real estate bonds or gold coins.
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U.S
Albert T. Sommers
Conference Board
New York
Sommers
Stock Exchange
Reynolds Securities Inc
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