Kennedy-Johnson Economists Blast Nixon's 'Sorry' Record
tions fTayetTlHie Nixon regime yesterdayÛªfor its ÛÏsorry economic record,Û national output that has been ÛÏvirtually stagnantÛ since the President took office, continuing inflation and failure to institute voluntary price and wage restraints.</br></br>The lengthy position paper by the Committee on Economic Affairs of the Democratic : Policy Council chided Mr. NixonÛªs spokesmen for expressing "smug satisfaction with the Û÷successÛª of the administration Û÷game planÛª Û when inflation is still rampant.</br></br>ÛÏThe administration has repeatedly claimed that a slowing down of price increases was finally under way, only to have later data contradict the claim,Û it said.</br></br>While noting general agreement that price increases have at least stopped accelerating, the statement complained that Americans "have paidÛÓand are still payingÛÓa heavy price in jobs, production and incomes for what is still only the promise that inflation will ease.Û</br></br>Prof. R. M. Solo fiat such reports w all' the potential fo: ton cf a notice from Among other mem|b&taft!ir Bureau saying th;