Dollar declines as U S dominance fades in world affairs
The piece traces how postwar U.S. leadership and the Bretton Woods system gave the dollar immense value. It notes complacent deficits, rising foreign competition from Germany and Japan, and the 1971 shift to a floating system that reduced U S preeminence and sparked a zero sum outcome for global reserves.
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Truman
Nixon
Anthony Eden
Great Britain
Eden
Canada
Belgium
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Paris
Europe
Germany
Bretton Woods
N.H
McMahon
India
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Turkey
Israel
Council of Economic Advisers
United States
Fort Knox
Monkey disrupts Grove City home life
In Grove City Ohio a 5 year old 70 pound pet monkey named Charlie Brown causes trouble for Madge Taynor. The animal has escaped from the house pestered neighbors and at one point hurled a knife at her minister. The Columbus Zoo declined to take the animal and Mrs Taynor cannot find a suitable home due to its biting tendency.
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Grove City, Ohio
Charlie Brown
Madge Taynor
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