Devaluation Rumors Grip U S Currency Outlook
Several economists warn of imminent devaluation of the dollar and possible issue of a new currency. Barron’s notes the dollar is already losing value against major European currencies as both Washington and Wall Street lag in recognizing a lasting monetary crisis.
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Harron’s
U.S
Baang Republic
Jess
Heim
Hurope
Thal
Marbe
Swissair
Barran
Barron's
Iis Premlecessors
Barran's on Currency Crisis and Honest Money Push
The article discusses ongoing currency stress and the $ issue as foreign holders seek gold back by the US. It notes Nixon's inflationary policy, potential deflation, and the idea that foreign dollar holdings could trigger a global monetary reckoning. Amid turmoil, American Express credit services are praised as reliable during the crisis.
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Barran
Caius
Replm
U.S
Dells
Nixon
Eueype
Barrau
Americar Express
Minimum wage clash over veterans and youth workers debate
The Nixon administration faces opposition over a proposed wage raise for adults while cutting youth minimums. Critics argue higher pay reduces job opportunities for marginal workers, especially veterans returning from Vietnam. Supporters claim the move aims to balance wage fairness with market competitiveness amid skilled labor gaps. The debate centers on tying pay to productivity and preserving youth job entry amid wartime demobilization pressures.
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Noonger
Tax return delays and refunds spark tax filing confusion
Charleston News and Courant reports confusion over April 15 tax filing deadlines. Revenue official Kithe Hitennial notes penalties may not apply for late filers, but many taxpayers are unaware of refunds and overdue penalties. About 40 percent of taxpayers seek refunds, with half unaware of the April 1 deadline.
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Kithe
Gincinnati
Jer Persoa
Kolak
Kola
Iit
Charleston
Couri
Texans and American GIs Clash in Texas Humor Piece
A satirical, partly garbled wartime column critiques American GIs in Texas. It jokes about language barriers, size, culture clashes, and Texas women, claiming soldiers misunderstand locals and locals misunderstand soldiers. It notes varied presidential justifications for troops and mocks the situation.
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Warmington
New York
Tess
Texas
Americin
Americun
Alamo
sAmertean
Texans Demand End to Foreign Troop Presence in Texas
A fragmented report cites tensions over U S military involvement in Texas amid debate on loyalty to Texas and Vietnam. It claims a movement argues only Texans can decide Texans fate and urges readers to contact senators or representatives. The misspelled text references President Johnson and Nixon and mentions Davy Crockett as a disputed figure.
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Saekerhlig
Texas
Hhey
Lipiyy
Sam Houstin
Johnson
Pardeniles
Nixon
Wwe
Triend
Mit
Vietnam
Davy Cregkell
Telegram editorial on freedom and moral guidance
Telegrams editorial asserts individual freedom derives from God and promotes self-control over government, urging readers to seek liberty and moral guidance in line with the Golden Rule and independence. It appears in a Columbus Nebraska newspaper dated Tuesday May 75 1979.
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Anun
Freedians
Exercise cautions in weight loss programs addressed
Lawrence Lamb, M.D. answers reader questions on safety of long sessions in weight loss classes and the need for medical screening before starting such programs. He urges gradual progression, cautions against nonmedical supervision, and emphasizes cardiovascular risks for older adults. He also discusses the birth control pill's impact on health and its relation to venereal disease prevention.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D. Dear
Lamb
Auty
Sam
Fragmented list of names and terms in a linguistic puzzle
A jumbled OCR style entry lists many odd items such as names, numbers, and phrases. The readable fragments include references to biblical character, legal point, and various unusual terms. The text resembles a broken lexicon or puzzle from a historical page with no coherent event or narrative.
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Congress
Rizzo Wins Philadelphia Mayoral Primary in Landslide
The Philadelphia mayoral race ends with Frank Rizzo achieving a decisive victory as his two opponents lag behind. The analysis notes the broader social issues, concerns about civility and order, and the political shift toward moderate centrism echoed by Rizzo’s triumph and his post election statements.
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Frank Hla
Philadelphia
Werlit
Rizzol
America
Rizzo
William Green
Teddy Kennedy
Miltoi Shagp
City Hall
Frank Rizzo
Washington
Mont
Thea
Congress
Kennedy
Scammon
Wattenberg
Hinstead
Rizzo'sriumph
Sceammon
Frank Stato
Col Sanders the Colonel of Kentucky Fried Chicken
The article profiles Col Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken, detailing his age eighty, his health, and his pursuit of perfection in fried chicken and gravy. It covers his early life, varied careers, secret recipe, and rise to a global franchise, including the leadership changes and revival efforts at KFC.
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Louisville
NRA
Phillip Morris
Col
Harland Sanders
Cat
Sanders
Hanul
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Lt Herbs
Speies
Carhin
Col. Sanders
Thal
Lyad
Jose
Col Sanders
K.F.C
PLC
Kentucky
Chicket. Corp
KFC
Col. Sander
K.P.C
Vale Trec
Lea
John ¥. Brown Jr
Brown
Santa Calus
Claudia
Hie
Henryville
Ind
Justice At-The-Peace
Jeffersonville
Columbus, Ind
Chamber of Commerce
Corbin
Capcan Hines
AML
Salt Lake City
Pete Horman
Sander
Cal
Fragmented Advice on Aging and Social Relations
A garbled editorial fragment offers rough guidance on cultivating friendships, aging gracefully, and cautioning against boastful claims of a secure future. It mentions insurance agents and a jokey aside about minutes and quarrels, reflecting incomplete prose.
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