Trade And The Dollar Crisis In Modern Times
A critical look at how rising prices and inflation strain the U S trade position in 1967. The piece cites a 1967 world price environment, a 5 percent rise in world trade, and a $234 billion turnover, with imports surpassing exports due to longshoremen strikes and potential steel actions. It highlights calls to cut foreign aid and domestic giveaways to restore confidence in the dollar.
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United
Russia
American Labor
U.S
Mazon
Department of Commerce
New York
Washington Post
Word Business
United States
Life's Work Begins The Summertime Graduation Message
A school year ends and graduates face summer as a bridge to adult work. The piece urges community support and encouragement for new workers, noting opportunities may vary and fresh youth energy is vital for handling technological change. It stresses aid over rejection and the duty of business to welcome young entrants.
Disarm the Good Guys Questioned by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues against federal gun laws citing crime not reduced by licensing and noting criminals will obtain firearms regardless. He cites police officials, cites New York City handgun permits, and warns of constitutional rights and imminent confiscation as states move toward stricter controls.
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Wilv
Congress
Pennsylvania
Paul Rittelmann
Washington, D. C
Robert Murray
New York City
United States
Despo
Nen
Rockefeller and Nixon clash in turbulent GOP race
The article analyzes Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon vying for the Republican nomination. It compares polls, state conventions, and primary results showing Nixon with broad lead in multiple states, while Rockefeller struggles to unite party factions and gain grassroots support. It notes potential coalition hopes and warns against an uneven, incongruous ticket.
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Rockefeller
John Volpe
Mes.sachusetts Bay
Nixon
Nebraska
Oregon
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard. Nixon
Gay
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Perty
Congress
Washington Post
Ronald Reagan
John Volee
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Tndigan
Indiana
Rergan
Bellot
Pennsylvania
Nison
New York
Republican Nationa
Miami
DOW
Rockefeller Financial Empire
Ronald Reagen
California
Sen
John Lower
Tess
Reagan
Tower
John Quincy Adams
Henry Clay
John Randolph
Roa- Roke
Blifil
George
Fielding
Tom Jones
Gov. Hockefeller
Eugene McCarthy
George Wallace
Renan
Albany
Fea
Smart Inflation Hedges and Growth Stocks for Long Term
A reader asks about retiring and preserving capital in inflationary times. Roger Spear recommends starting with equal dollar investments of three or four strong growth stocks using $10,000, highlighting Gillette Consolidated Foods and Eastman Kodak as examples. He explains book value versus market value and stresses earnings and prospects as key factors.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Gillette
Consolidated Foods
Eastman Kodak
Sharon Steel
Avon
Roger Spear
Atd
Roger KE
Grand Centralation
York
Noy
Berry College founder Martha Berry honored as education pioneer
A nostalgic tribute extols Martha Berry for founding Berry College, its Bushwood campus growth, and the impact of her home missionary work. The writer praises her as a dynamic memorial, comparing her influence to Michelangelo while detailing the college’s size, tuition, and notable benefactors.
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Martha Derry
America
Rome
Gearpla
Miss Berry
Berry Academy
Bony College
Henry Ford
Herman Krahnert
Genkus
Berry College
Federal Reserve Board
Wiliam McChesney Martin, Jr
John R. Bertrand
House of Dreams
Martha Berry
Antisque Rovers
Marta Berry
Michelangelo
Lincoln
Folklore Bits From Old Tales by William Wade
A collection of folk tales and sayings recounted by William Wade. The anecdotes include a whiskey tale ending in church, a baptism where cards float from a pocket, a Hop tied son’s quip, and travelers losing their way in Tennessee with Chattanooga jokes. A one eyed man and a squinting companion close the fragment.
Gout debate and old theories questioned by Dr Brady
In a reader letter, Dr William Brady questions the old gout diagnosis and explains modern understanding of uric acid and metabolism. He notes tophi can exist without gout symptoms and urges readers to consider updated methods for measuring blood uric acid. Correspondence policy and address details for letters to the doctor are provided.
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Brady
William Brady
FA Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Salt Pork and Beans Dominate Old Shipboard Menus
A historical survey traces sailor rations from 1775 Continental Navy rules through 19th century fare aboard ships like the USS Portsmouth and a Tri ton submarine cruise. It notes daily provisions, rum rations, and transitions to modern dense food programs with dehydrated and frozen items.
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United Colonies
Continental Congress
USS
Portsmouth
Triton
U.S. Navy
Navy
Idaho
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Treoweay
Robert E. Jackson
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Yale
Pate
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Yemen
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Worry Clinic
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Molly Pitcher
Etsy Hoss
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