Doomsday Town Stelle Plans Self Sufficient Community
Stelle Illinois area residents form a self governing group aiming to survive a coming monetary collapse. Founder Richard Kieninger inspires a 260000 member projected network with 24 homes and underground utilities. Members donate 10 percent of income and surrender most possessions to the group.
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Ritz Paris Hotel Echoes Ocean Liner Style
Paris AP report interviews Board Chair Monique Ritz who likens the Ritz to an ocean liner and emphasizes personalized service with 430 staff for 250 guests. She denies plans to sell after her husband Charles’s death, notes high occupancy, and outlines limited conference use and ongoing family stewardship.
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General Howe Advances Against New Jersey
A 1776 Pennsylvania Evening Post notice urges Pennsylvania battalions to raise troops to reinforce General Washington as General Howe moves south after Fort Washington and Fort Lee, with concerns about defending Philadelphia.
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