Economists Predict Slowdown May Bring in 1974 Recession
Economists foresee inflation rising but moderating, unemployment edging up to around 5 percent, and a credit crunch unlikely. Some, like Milton Friedman and Albert Sommers, expect a possible moderate recession in 1974, depending on Federal Reserve policy and trade balance shifts. John Kendrick cautions a growth recession is likelier than a deep downturn.
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University of Chicago
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John Kendrick
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Soaring Interest Rates Face Congressional Probe
The Mouse Bank ing Comittee led by Rep. Wright Patman plans hearings in September to study the financial system and credit access as prime rates hit a record high. Sen. Proxmire foresees a 1970s style recession, while Patman notes divisions but calls for improved credit delivery and potential reforms.
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Associated Press
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Sugar Ray Robinson Last Fight in Pittsburgh November
Readers recount Sugar Ray Robinson a three time middleweight star fought Joey Avelli in Pittsburgh on November 1 1965. He was knocked down twice and lost the decision amid fans calling for Archer.
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Nixon Orders Full Report On Homes
Washington AP. President Nixon ordered a full accounting of secret costs of the presidency and hired a private firm to detail the acquisition of homes in San Clemente California and Key Biscayne Florida since taking office. Officials disclosed nearly 10 million dollars since 1980 for security and related work, with a 10 page breakdown noting some odd items such as four decorative pillows and a pool cleaner.
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Dollar Value Up And Down In Europe
The dollar opened higher in London Paris and Zurich but weakened as the day progressed. It strengthened at first then dropped, with the Frankfurt price falling from 2.3850 marks to 2.3640. The pound slid from 2.4920 to about 2.2475, and gold fell about $1 in Zurich to 226.50 francs and 75 cents in London to 114.75.
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Shoppers stock up on meat amid rising prices and shortages
Nationwide reports show shoppers stocking up on meat fearing higher prices and possible shortages. Grocers limit ground beef and roasts, while federal officials keep the price freeze in place. Navy bases and New York City report shortages and rationing as inspectors note rising American meat purchases from Mexico and Canada.
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Astronauts Return To Experiments After 60 Hour Space Walk
Skylab 25 astronauts resume experiments in orbit after a 60 hour space walk that set a record. Garriott and Lansma loaded telescope cameras and studied the sun, while a new sunshade was raised. Problems in Skylab 2’s systems persist, but experts deem the craft still operable as NASA prepares contingency steps.
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AP Aerospace
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Jack H. Lansmaa
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Athens Airport Attack TWA Passengers Killed by Arabs
In Athens two gunmen linked to Black September attacked a line of TWA passengers bound for Tel Aviv, killing three and wounding five before surrendering. Police identified assailants as Mohammed Zemad, a Palestinian refugee, and Talal Kadooral, an Egyptian native. They claimed ties to Black September, which Beirut denied. Authorities planned trials for the killings.
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Talal Kadooral
Egypt
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Libya
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Kremlin rails at China's foreign policy
The Kremlin denounces Peking’s foreign policy as dangerous and reveals China has divorced itself from Marxism Leninism. A Kremlin spokesman calls for an Asian collective security system amid Moscow Beijing tensions while Pravda frames the dispute as a broader Cold War era issue, with China singled out as an ally of the West.
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Bible Thoughts On Duty And Daily Work
Excerpted quotations urge duty and self support. Verses from Thessalonians commend prudent conduct and labor in the Lord Jesus Christ. Charles Kingsley highlights the discipline of waking to purposeful tasks each day.
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