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These indicators raised expectations that the long-predicted economic slowdown would at last materialize early next year. If it does, says Economist Arthur Burns, Eisenhower's former chief economic adviser and now a key Nixon man, some sort of surtax reduction will be possible. On the other hand, a tax reduction could well touch off a new round of inflation. With the inflation threat obviously in mind, Pierre Rinfret, Manhattan economic consultant and another Nixon adviser, conceded in London last week that Nixon might conceivably have to retain the surcharge, or even raise taxes. "I don't think...
...dealing with the chronic balance-of-payments deficits. During the campaign, he promised to end President Johnson's mandatory controls on foreign investment "as soon as possible." That raised the specter of a precipitate outpouring of investment funds abroad and prompted Treasury Under Secretary Frederick L. Deming, a key member of L.B.J.'s economic team, to call the proposal "the height of irresponsibility." By the same token, supporters of the Johnson Administration's free-trade policies have been concerned about intimations by Nixon's aides that the U.S. might adopt a more protectionist attitude toward some...
...companies that is expected to reach $275 million in three years. All told, more than 320 modern plants are active in metal fabrication, electronics, optical instruments, diesel engines and other fields. Along with low labor costs, they get easy access to Asian markets from Singapore's key location at the tip of the Malay Peninsula. Swan Hunter International, a British shipbuilding and repairing firm, is using that geographical fillip to advantage. Noting that no fewer than 127 mammoth tankers of more than 200,000 tons are on order throughout the world, the company is expanding repair facilities...
Yale used five key penalties against Harvard and Coy's high punts to keep the Crimson in poor field position, but the Elis could never muster a drive of their own to penetrate farther than the Crimson...
Yale fields a relatively young defensive secondary and, consequently, Cozza shows considerable concern over the Crimson's passing attack. "[George] Lalich is the key to Harvard's undefeated record," he remarks pointedly. "If he manages to get the ball to those big ends, [Pete] Varney and [John] Kiernan, we are in trouble...