Dollar Mess Sparks Global Banker Debate In Munich
The piece notes Secretary Connally’s Munich trip and stern talks to reassure Europeans the dollar will not devalue. It cites Dr. Fritz Machlup’s view that central banks created six billion dollars in reserves via the Eurodollar market, boosting world liquidity. IMF comments call the development unfortunate and demand accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
John Connally
Munich
Conally
United States
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Virginia Horse Country Expands Across The Old Dominion
The article notes Virginia as horse country from Tidewater to the Appalachians with horse shows and hunting. It traces horse use from work animals to recreation, cites population shifts from 25 million horses in 1920 to 7.5 million today, and discusses rising urban stables and stricter housing rules for kept horses.
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Virginia
Triangle
Washington
Tidewater
Southside
Central Piedmont
The
Valley
Appalachians
Old Dominion
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
American Horse Council, Inc
Society For
Dallas
AHC
ID Number Please In The Computer Age Of Identification
The piece traces the move from militant union campaigns to numbers as identity, noting Social Security numbers enable IRS wage and interest tracking. It cites international examples like Denmark Israel and West Germany, argues universal ID could aid welfare state benefits and distinguish individuals on campuses and streets when vision is limited. The tone warns of future reliance on numeric IDs for age and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Internal Revenue Service
Israel
West Germany
U.S
Kansas
Welfare State Threatens Economic Future Says Analyst
A Heath, Education and Welfare official study warns the welfare rolls will exceed ten million in 1971 and federal spending could rise by nearly 60 percent of the 1972 budget. The piece cites projections on welfare and Medicaid costs, tax revenues, and proposed new programs amid concerns over growing dependency and increased government outlays.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Cal
Congress
Federl
Sen
Curtis
Eradite Ar
Sen. Curtis
United States
Senate
Cart
Nebraska
Nehemiah model of leadership in crisis
A Furman University chaplain reflects on Nehemiah’s refusal to flee during threats to rebuild Jerusalem. He argues leaders must trust in God, honor their duties, and stand firm under pressure rather than run. The sermon links biblical courage to current national peril and calls for more leaders like Nehemiah.
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Anyan
Hemiah
Testa
Nehemi Lable
Jeru
Babylon
Nehemiah
Cyr
Cyrus
Oppslman
Jed
SALT talks risk and Soviet nuclear bluff warned
The columnist argues the Soviets may gain leverage if allowed a year to deploy SS 9 missiles and press for concessions. Nixon’s stance on ABMs and future arms limits is questioned as risks grow that Soviet gains in offensive arms could outpace U S deterrence amid diplomatic missteps.
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Mediterranean
Israel
Richard Nixon
Pan-American Airways
Aeroflot
Fan Am
Moscow
Nixon
Franklin Roosevelt
Pam
New Jude
England
Corporat
Detion
Melvin Laird
Pentagon
Prelude Corporation
Asidy
Union
U.S
Riponites
Bers
Ripon
Suez Canal
NATO
Vietnam
West Berlin
State Department Middle Echelon Pressures Israel Policy
A State Department middle echelon official at a press briefing claimed Israel violated international law by planning a Golan Heights factory. The piece argues the motive is to push Israel toward concessions, reflecting pro Arab bias and aiding Soviet aims by signaling American weakness amid Middle East negotiations.
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State Department
Jishi
Foreign Service
Fidel Cestro
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Castro
Israel
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
Midle
Golsn Heights
Charles Ewil
Neva
W. Bray
Golan Heights
Jerusalem
West Bank
Jordan
Palestine
Great Britain
League of Nations
Trans-Jordan
Kremslin
Middle East
Nixon
Bray
Cairo
Washington
Moscow
Mediterranean
Parting Shots Liquor By The Drink Returns To Texas
A Texas return of liquor by the drink benefits bars and hurts brown paper bag access. A Nixon critic compares his programs to a wedding cake with a synthetic core. A four time-married veteran says he feels old. Honeymoon hotels have been torn down. Home winemaking grows as a hobby but children lose interest when it lacks grape stomping.
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Texas
Nixon
Normandy Invasion 25th Anniversary Reflections
A retrospective notes the 25th anniversary of D Day, arguing the invasion would still rank as a great military operation even if only about a third of the original veterans were present to recall their roles.
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Fritz Machlup
International Finance
Princeton University
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
Danville Register
Danville
Associated Press
TRE Branham Company
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Miami
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
St. Louis
Charlotte
Chicago
New York
Atlanta
Detroit
Dark Horse
Seemawaa
Eduucation and Welfare
Richardson
Tunney
California
Ichardson Sai
Joe Frazier
Frank Sinatra
Furman University
John Chamberlain Sea
Ralph de Toledano
Ofedano
Department of State
U. S
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