European banker calls for monetary restraint to curb inflation
Jelle Zijlstra of the Bank for International Settlements argues inflation stems from powerful groups pushing prices up and that governments cannot alone restore stability. He urges business labor and government to practice restraint in pricing wages and fiscal policy to avoid a severe bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelle Zijlstra
Bank For International Settlements
Zijlstra
Associated Press
U.S
Liddy Yacht Plot For Sextet of Call Girls Debated
Washington described plan by G Gordon Liddy to hire call girls and moor them on a yacht off Miami Beach to photograph Democratic politicians in compromising positions. John Mitchell vetoed as too costly. officials doubted feasibility and warned of exposure risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G. Gordon Liddy
Miami Beach
Liddy
Jeb Magruder
John Mitchell
United States
White House
Fort Lauderdale
McGovern
Lawrence O’brien
Democratic National Committee
Early retirement gains favor from corporate boards
A Dun's magazine survey shows a shift in view as firms like Kimberly-Clark Ford and AMF adopt early retirement policies to relieve aging executives. The move aims to foster succession while benefiting the company and individuals with concierge roles, consulting work, or new careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun’s Financial Magazine
Kimberly-Clerk Corp
Kimberly-Clark
James J. Shipman
Dun’s
Shipman
Dow Chemical
Westinghouse
IBM
Harris Intertype
Sun Oil Co
American Can Co
William F. May
Robert Lear
F&m Schaefer Corp
Reader Calls Article One-Sided Over Land Abuse Photo Essay
A reader argues the June 8 Forest Service story is biased and claims photographers missed broader damage from mining and logging. The editor notes the piece focused on unused roads created by trail bikes and four wheelers rather than those built by loggers or miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Nixon
B.L.M
Carl Eurick JR
Elm Street
Cliff Moore
Moore
Butte Publisher and Editor Leadership Roles Listed
The Montana Standard announces D R Campbell Jr as publisher and Jeffrey B Gibson as editorial page editor for the official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey B. Gibson
Silver Bow County
Butte
Disclosure of Watergate campaign gifts prompts vast probe
Washington lawyers urge voluntary disclosure of unreported contributions to CREP as lists of donors tied to Watergate surface. Prosecutors and senators prepare broader scrutiny of sources and usage, with potential reforms and heavy corporate impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watergate Prosecutors
Office of Federal Elections
General Accounting Office
Washington, D.C
Ervin
John Gardner
Common Cause
New York Times
CREP
Early retirement proves tempting but tricky for workers
Harold Woodward left Valley Mold & Iron Corp after 36 years to retire at 57. He now works 40 hours weekly at Prairie State College, citing a desire to stay active. The piece surveys how early retirement affects blue collar workers, noting costs and benefits, and how plants guard skilled labor while offering pre retirement counseling and postwork activity options.
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Harold Woodward
Valley Mold & Iron Corp
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Heights
Prairie State College
Woodward
Automobile Company
United Auto Workers
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Art Buchwald
Scoop Jackson
Buchwald
AMF Inc
Rodney Gott
AMF
Ford Motor Co
Gillette
Dan’s. Olin
Jack Lawrence
Lawrence
Dan
DJ Wowh
Montana
D R Campbell Jr
Departments
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Hugh W. Sloan, Jr
Finance Committee
Rosemary Woods
Justice Department
Senate Watergate Investigation Committee
Internal Revenue Service
The
Small Society
Brickman
Dan Miller
Chicago Daily News
United Steel Workers
Institute of Life Insurance
Iowa
Vista
Sidney Strange
New York
Midtown Manhattan
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