Gold Still A Precious Metal By Harry C. France
An analysis argues that deficit financing inflates money supply and prices, pushing gold from $35 to $45 per ounce and making debt a monetary force. It warns that fiscal imbalance and foreign aid increase demand for funds, while stock markets reflect this strain as gold remains a costly, scarce commodity despite low current price.
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Buy Gold Shares Amid Shifting Currencies and Deficit Debt
The writer urges investors to allocate 5 to 25 percent of investment dollars to gold stocks as a hedge against unpredictable money printing and volatile currencies. Gold remains a timeless store of value despite eurodollar and pound fluctuations as devaluations influence exports, imports, and exchange rates.
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West Point Pepperell Men’s Bowling Starts Season
The West Point Pepperell men’s bowling league opened at Pastime Lanes Biddeford with eight teams. Upper Division and Tigers swept eight points from Dragon and Class while Carding led with 1362 and Upper Division posted 477 in singles. Joe Dube crossed 306 with 118, establishing early event records.
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Trull Leads Oklahoma City Past Omaha in CFL Thriller
Oklahoma City quarterback Don Trull, just released by the Boston Patriots, threw three TD passes to power a 34-32 Continental Football League win over Omaha. In New Hampshire, ZeTel edged Dedicator to win the $7,500 Little Rhody Handicap for 2-year-olds at Lincoln Downs before 14,704 racing fans.
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Fund raiser speaker Roger Woodman to address Chest luncheon
Roger F. Woodman vice president of United Fund and Community Council of New England will address the Community Chest luncheon Thursday at the Wonderbar Steak House at 12:15. A Princeton graduate, he is a trustee of Maine Medical Center and Portland Art Museum and lives in Falmouth with his wife and three children.
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Beach VFW Post Supper Scheduled
Beach VFW Post announced a community supper event to be held at the post hall this month. Funds raised will support local veterans programs and post activities.
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Windmills Progress Victim By Boyle
HAL BOYLE notes varied facts from health to history in a column style roundup. It cites heart attack risks, reading ability, windmills in Holland, nutrition tips, IQ influenced by teachers attitudes, and safety of older pilots. It also covers teen drinking, sunflower behavior, delinquency quotes, presidential nicknames, voter mobility, Thanksgiving turkey supply, and a closing quip by E W Howe.
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Congress legalizes Labor Day in 1894 across territories
Congress first approved Labor Day in 1894, legalizing observances in the Territories and the District of Columbia, marking an official federal acknowledgment of the holiday.
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