Greenspan says recession period is about spent and turning
Alan Greenspan on Face the Nation says the recession's decline has ended and a turnaround will come, though unemployment may not fall meaningfully until late summer. He warns that persistent deficits and spend borrow cycles hinder recovery and urges fiscal discipline and a decisive ballot-box will to shift policy.
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Alan Greenspan
U.S
Government and world sports brief highlights on June 29 1976
CIA chief William Colby to appear on Meet the Press at 1230 p.m. EDT. Fire ant control suspended in southern states after A G E disagreement. Muhammad Ali to fight Joe Bugner in Kuala Lumpur. Energy plan deadline set by Congress. Several environmental programs nearing expiration. Ford begins staggered plant shutdowns to cut inventory. CBO releases first economy report with two more due Aug 15. Gold auction in Washington marks post ban revival. Solzhenitsyn to attend AFL C IO banquet in D C. World events continue through July 8 including taxes health rules and politics.
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Agriculture Department
Environmental Protection Agency
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Congress
Energy Research and Development Administration
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Congressional Budget Office
President
Office of Management and Budget
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn
Afl-Cio
Norway
Food and Drug Administration
Special Action Office For
Federal Election Commission
Commission
Azores at a Glance Amid Lisbon Turmoil and US Link
James Reston reports from the Azores on Terceira and Santa Maria as Portugal’s revolution unfolds in Lisbon. American military presence shapes the islands economically and strategically, with about 1,500 servicemen and a $13.8 million payroll, while locals preserve island life and conservatism.
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U.S
Bill Buckley
Long Island Sound
Mediterranean
John Kenneth Galbraith
Harvard
Azores
Lisbon
P.P.D
Providence
R.I
New Bedford
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Angra
Terceira
Santa Maria
United States
Wigley
Quigley
Middle East
Israel
Islands
Aeroflot
Cuba
Goncalo Velho Cabral
Pedro Alvares Cabral
Brazil
Joyce
Douglas
Atlantic
Washington
Europe
N.Y
Lynda Bird Johnson Honored by White Mountain Apache Tribe
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, daughter of the President, was inducted as an honorary member of the White Mountain Apache Tribe in Bibecue Arizona. She visits a two week reservation stay linked to University of Arizona work and crop leaders discuss 1965 prospects at the NAI crop guesstimate session led by H D Robinson Jr. of Winchester.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
Bibecue
Arizona
University of Arizona
H.D. Robinson Jr
Winchester
National Grower Federation
Veterans Open Dedication of Conrad Hoover Post Home
Fifty years after its founding area veterans were invited to attend the official opening and dedication of the Conrad Hoover Post Legion Home. The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved the 1950 51 budget calling for a 20 cent tax levy increase. The 2.15 levy allocates 55 cents for general county expenditures 1 for schools and 60 cents for the special building fund levy.
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Conrad-Hoover Post Legion
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Ford widens lead in Gallup presidential trial heat
In a national trial heat Ford leads Jackson 46 to 37 percent with 17 percent undecided among registered voters. The prior measure had Ford at 43 Jackson 41. Kennedy and Ford are nearly tied at 45 to 44 with 11 percent undecided. Jackson is fourth in 1976 nomination tests with 6 percent. Kennedy leads at 36 percent.
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Princeton
N.J
Gerald Ford
Sen
Henry Jackson
Ford
Jackson
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Gallup
Ford Jackson
Letters to the Editor raise questions on county offices and drownings
Readers in Virginia weigh concerns about Frederick County officials and sheriff’s department conduct. The letter writer cites deputy resignations, salaries, and police training costs, then questions dam safety after multiple drownings at Winchester Water Works Dam and urges warning signs and illumination. A political poll snippet discusses Ford Jackson support and Mayaguez aftermath.
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the Star
James Linaburg
Winchester Star
Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney’s Office
Sheriff's Department
Carroll Mauck
Commonwealth Attorney
Mauck
Linaburg
Frederick County
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
Lewis C. Riley Jr
Stephens City
Winchester Water Works
Warren County
State Game Commission
Virginia State Game Commission
Babe Ruth Farewell Caps Golden Era Of Sports At Yankee Stadium
The crowd bids farewell to Babe Ruth on August 16 1948 at Yankee Stadium retiring his number and saluting a vanished era. The scene recalls Dempsey Jones Nurmi Sande and Grange as a nostalgic prewar “Golden Age” of sports before modern contracts and instant replay. Chunky Harris of the AP covers the moment as the national anthem plays and Ruth’s final home run looms.
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Babe Ruth
Farwell
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Paavo Nurmi
Earl Sande
Red Grange
Dempsey
Jess Willard
Chunky
Harry Harris
Associated Press
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Mich
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Illinois
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
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