Trust in Russia Won’t Pay Wheat Credit, Gold Gap Raises Alarm
In Washington doubts rise over Russia honoring five year wheat credits amid unpaid WWII lend lease. Critics argue Russia holds gold while the US relies on short term paper, noting a $65 billion deficit against $10 billion in gold. The piece urges recognition of Russia’s repayment history and cautions administration misjudgment.
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Soviet Union
Washington
Russia
United States
Are You Safe About Your Mental Health Test
New York AP presents a humorous self test asking if you are a normal misfit or in need of an overhaul. Questions probe envy, charity, anger, finances, and empathy to reveal how your attitude shapes daily life. If you answer yes to many, you’re portrayed as normal. if no, redo the test.
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New York
Corry Hosts Air Raid Drill and Local Highlights
Corry residents will take part in a statewide air raid drill on Wednesday at 1 50 p m the three minute exercise will halt non essential activities and urge the public to take cover. Patent office grants Waite irreversible throttle control. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jean McLean at Corry Memorial Hospital. 40 years ago items note a barn fire in Concord Township with losses over 5000 and a reception for Rev Perry F Haines as pastor of the Methodist church with church societies participating.
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Corry
Corry ‘Memorial Hospital
Jean McLean
J.A. Bieler
Welch Hill
Concord Township
Perry F. Haines
Methodist Episcopal Church
Crime on Alicia’s Doorstep Ends Without Trial
A young masked intruder wearing leather gloves accosts Alicia at 8 45 pm claiming money and jewelry. He binds her, assaults her, and leaves with two accomplices in a Volkswagen. Police catch one suspect, but no trial has occurred after 20 minutes of terror.
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Alicia
George Emmerich
Interest rate curbs and warned wage price controls debate
Deputy Treasury official Charis E. Walker urged restraint in lending practices at the American Bankers Association meeting in Dallas while speculation grows over direct controls if long term rates stay high. The existing presidential committee led by Arthur Burns aims to keep rates stable amid deficits and rising borrowing needs. Homebuyers face higher rates but housing demand growth and saving declines shape the outlook with four million homes built in 1971 72.
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New York
American Bankers Association
Dallas
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve
Rights in Desertion and Escrow Doctrines in 1960s Law Q&A
Q and A discuss desertion from marriage affecting share in a husband's estate, noting one year of wilful desertion bars the wife from estate rights if she survives. It covers joint ownership, real estate interests, and escrow deposits in leases, clarifying when tenants or landlords receive accrued interest. It lists qualifications for state and federal candidates and ballot signature requirements.
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Landford
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Wer
John Cunniff
United States Senate
Richards. Schweiker
Senate
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R-Pa
Pennsylvania
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