Gold Hoarding Rises as 1966 Mining Falls Short
Editorial argues a rare 1966 mismatch between gold mined and world demand boosts hoarding. It notes South Africa’s large share, rising confidence decline in U S fiscal policy, and waning central bank reserves as investors seek gold amid limited future production and persistent deficits.
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Unreadable Frank Family Notices From Local Column
A fragmented community notice mentions Pherpes Nod Dave Hh and family events at Christias Das, with references to spouses, children Sendia Smirthe Theo and Huth Retos, and visitors from Denver and Memphis. Includes birthday greetings and motel guests at Sands Motel as relatives gather.
Final notice reads seven days left in The Year of the Horns
A Dallas newspaper ran an ad beside a Tess A&M story claiming seven days remain in The Year of the Horns. The message targets University of Texas fans and reflects unmet predictions for a lucrative football season.
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Cuero Woman Wins Mobil Contest Prize
Mrs. Maurice Aronsten of 702 N. Gonzales won one hundred dollars in the Mobil Winning Line contest. John Coppedge of Coppodee and Stubbs Mobil Station at 213 N. Fesplanade announced the prize on Monday as an extra Christmas present.
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Predictions On Holiday Borne Out By United Press
United Press International tallied 673 deaths from traffic fires and other incidents during the Christmas period. California and Texas led the count with Pennsylvanians, New Yorkers, and others also noted among the fatalities. The report aggregates year end hazards and reflects broad, nationwide fatalities over the holiday span.
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Stabbing Death Charge Filed In Richmond
A stabbing death in Richmond led to a charge against Tessy Stev uffin Sr and related figures after a family argument during a Christmas visit. The elderly couple, Griffin and Tam Griffin, reportedly argued with their son, leading to a fatal stabbing. He was held in Fort Bend County jail on a $1,000 bond as police investigated the incident.
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Fire Damages Hospital In Kingsville
A Christmas Day blaze at a hospital in Kingsville, Texas caused about 100000 dollars in damage and took six hours to extinguish. Preliminary reports cite a faulty water heater as the probable cause amid local questions about facility safety.
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