Basel Bank Warns On Wage Policy For U S Economy
Editorial notes Basel Switzerland as a stable base and warns that rising U S wages may trigger a recession and higher inflation. Bank for International Settlements urges an incomes policy with wage price guidelines, arguing monetary and fiscal tools alone won t curb the trend. It calls for industry and labor unions to cooperate to control wages and prices.
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Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
Internal Monetary Fund
Basel
BIS
United States
U.S
Bankers
Federal crackdown targets major narcotics rings across ten cities
The article details a six month planning phase leading to Operation Eagle, with 350 federal agents raiding ten cities from San Juan to Los Angeles. More than 100 suspects were captured and cocaine and heroin seized with multi million dollar street value. The effort aims at wholesale sources, not street pushers, highlighting federal coordination to strike supply lines.
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San Juan
Los Angeles
Obligation to Help Vietnam Veterans in Hospitals
The passage urges action for tens of thousands of grievously wounded Vietnam veterans in Veterans Hospitals. It cites amputees and other lasting impairments, notes shortages of manpower and equipment, and calls for full rehabilitative care and personal attention without delay. It argues veterans deserve the best care as a unified public obligation.
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Vietnam
Clergy Appointed and Local Appointments Highlight Winchester News
The Rev Henry Stragisher named pastor of Sacred Heart Church to replace the late Rev Robert Hickman. Mrs Marjorie H Copenhaver returns from Bucknell Banking School. Mrs Mary P Hannum named superintendent of Henry and William Evans Home. George T Sanders installed Winchester Lions Club president. Hobson McGehee elected to hospital committee. About 75 brokers heard Lunsford Loving explain July 1 rent control in Winchester and Frederick County.
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Henry Stragisher
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert O. Hickman
Marjorie H. Copenhaver
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Pennsylvania Banking School
Bucknell University
Mary P. Hannum
Stephens City
Henry and William Evans
Leslie Orndorff
Manassas
George T. Sanders
Winchester Lions Club
C.F. Schenck
Hunter H. McGuire
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hobson McGehee
Berryville
Lunsford Loving
OPA
Winchester
Frederick County
Daily Meditation on the Imperative of Missionary Work
The text argues that missionary activity is commanded by Jesus and essential for the church. It asserts that neglecting international outreach erodes local religious life and calls for a concerted program both at home and abroad to extend Christian consecration to the ends of the earth.
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Jesus
Equal-Time Speech by Mansfield Highlights Bipartisan Approach
A cautious, nonpartisan review of Senator Mike Mansfield's NBC equal time address on inflation unemployment and economic policy contrasts with President Nixon. Mansfield urges Congress to cooperate with the president while noting existing differences and past actions.
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Mansfield
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Ciiation
Mr. Mansfield
Vietnam
Marsfield
Cambodia
Bargain Hunter Yearns For Wide Open Spaces
A New York shopping trek on the Lower East Side captures bargain fever. Two women chase discounts from Orchard Street shops amid crowded racks and long waits for handbags. The narrator leaves with plans for travel to wide open spaces.
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Shirley Christian
Associated Press
New York
Columbus Circle
Jim Garrison
England
Sue
Lower East Side
Orchard Street
Mary
Fifth Avenue
Power trouble looms as heat bakes nation warns of brownouts
Senator Sparkman links coal shortages to looming power outages and urges rapid mine recruitment. He blames industry and federal rules for delays in switching to nuclear plants, rail car cuts, slow mine expansion, and stricter environmental permits. Utilities urge conservation and may seek permission for cleaner, faster power solutions.
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Washington
John Sparkman
D-Ala
East Coast
Midwest
Sparkman
Alabama
Federal Water Pollution Commission
Lake
Michigan
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Me
New York State
Canada
Potomac Electric Power Co
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Harvard students petition ROTC restoration amid campus protests
Amid loud antiwar demonstrations Harvard College students filed a petition calling for ROTC to be restored. The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes this adds to the debate over ROTC across colleges and stresses a pluralistic society should hear both sides.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Save on Insurance Is Teen Drives Car
Richard Putnam Pratt explains how under 25 driving raises family car insurance. He notes rates can double or triple, outlines ways to reduce costs via driver education, good grades, safe driving, and college attendance. He also covers gender differences and a marriage rate impact.
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Attila the Hun
Junior
Hannibal Hamlin
Thousand Islands
Montana
Oklahoma
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Tenn
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Eugene P. Miller
Douglas B. O'Connell
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