Economic Storm Deliberations On US Inflation And Policy
The New York Times notes the economy shows signs the worst inflation may be easing but warns the administration bears responsibility for prior mismanagement. It cites Burns and Simon on tighter money and spending cuts, with Ash resisting tax cuts as unemployment nears five percent.
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Nixon
United States
Burns
Consolidated Edison
Franklin National Bank
Federal Reserve
Treasury
William Simon
Roy Ash
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Kenneth Rush
Congress
No Place For Partisan Bias
Andrew Johnson’s impeachment saga is discussed as a partisan clash that would set a dangerous precedent for future presidents. The piece argues that impeachment should proceed without partisan bias and defend the system of checks and balances. It references Lincoln, Nixon, Hoover, Truman, Johnson, and other figures to illustrate the risks of partisan proceedings.
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Andrew Johnson
U.S
Tennessee
Johnson
Lincoln
Lincoln- Johnson
House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
House Judiciary Committee
Penal Reform Seminar Examines Prison Reforms in Des Moines
A Washington wag hints Watergate could aid reform as U.S. prisons draw widespread criticism. The June 13 14 seminar in Des Moines Iowa by the National Legislative Conference will study local reform ideas and the move to coeducational and demilitarized prisons with a focus on Iowa’s system.
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Washington
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Norman Carlson
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Jessica Mitford
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice Standards and Goals
Richard Velde
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National Legislative Conference
Des Moines
Iowa
Strong Presidency clash over Watergate tapes faces Supreme Court
Washington reports that President Nixon pursues a strong presidency, signaling possible defiance of a Supreme Court ruling on Watergate tapes. Advisers privately confirm an impeachment strategy tied to resisting the court order, while considering the political risk if two-thirds Senate conviction occurs.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Leon Jaworski
Oval Office
Mr. Nixon
Senate
Nixon White House
St. Clair
Judicial
High Court
House
Archibald Cox
Cox
Jaworski
House Judiciary Committee
Middle East
Moscow
Comprehensive SALT Talks Face Limited Accord Amid Impeachment Cloud
Nixon travels to Moscow for SALT II talks as Congress debates impeachment and derides detente. Experts expect no comprehensive deal but possible limited MIRV and underground test ban pacts, with Congress demanding tough leverage before approving any agreement.
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Patricia Ann O'Connor
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Nixon
Moscow
Henry A. Kissinger
Capitol Hill
House Committee
Senate
Groundbreaking Land Use Bill Defeated in House Vote
The House voted 211 to 204 against the National Land Use Planning bill, a coalition of 136 Republicans and 75 Southern and rural Democrats delivering a conservative win. Nixon faced accusations of double-cross as sponsors cite backlash against federal land control and a $800 million program.
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House
Republican Steering Committee
Democratic Study Group
Democratic
DSG
White House
Nixon
Steiger
Aflcio
United Automobile Workers Union
The
League of Women Voters
Environmental Policy Center
American Institute of Planners
American Farm Bureau Federation
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
American Mining Congress
Forest Products Association
Cattlemen's Association
Home Builders and
Carpenters’ Union
Udall
Texas
George Mahon
Appropriations Committee
LaMar Baker
Tennessee
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University of Virginia
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Defense Department
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Henry Jackson
Arizona
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