A Healthier Dollar Inviting Investments
The United States, aided by a healthier dollar, attracts foreign firms to invest and build plants here. Michelin announces a $200 million U.S. investment, while Bilson Virginia job creation, Liebherr’s $15 million expansion, Sieswerk Farb inks in Virginia, and Agache-Willot textile jobs in South Carolina signal broader European interest amid stable prices and strong growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clyde Farnsworth
New York Times
Michelin Tire Co
U. S
Europe
Bilson Co
Virginia
Liebher Werke
Stuttgart
Sieswerk Farben- Farpiik
Agache-Willot
Ams
South Carolina
Cavenham-Generale Occidentale Group
Beechnut
Squibb Co
Western
U.S
Western Europe inflation shifts investment toward the United States
Investment by American stocks and bonds is about 75 billion dollars in Western Europe with annual repatriated profits near 4 billion. European inflation runs 6 to 8 percent while U.S. wage and price controls curb price rises. Europeans seek production outside inflation zones, signaling possible new foreign investment in the United States.
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U. S
Europe
U.S
Pierre Messmer
Britain
France
Indians claim government document theft exposes broken treaties
Washington column details the Broken Treaties Papers allegedly seized from Bureau of Indian Affairs files during an occupation. It describes multistate caches, FBI pursuit, and Indian leadership actions while promising further revelations on land rights, water rights, and life conditions for tribes.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
United States
Canada
Whitten
FBI
Oklahoma
Les Whitten
Phoenix
The Parable of Laborers Teaches Surprising Rewards
A reflection on Matthew 20 16 and the laborers parable explains that God rewards service with generosity beyond human expectations. Peter’s mindset is challenged by the story, showing that true service is gratitude not bargaining. The message emphasizes trust in divine, unmerited grace and sovereign reward.
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Peter
Christ
Jesus
God
Saigon denies mass arrest plan as prisons swell
Saigon police and independent sources say there are about 35 000 detainees in South Vietnam with no evidence of a government plan to execute or mass arrest political prisoners. Officials note overcrowded prisons, a growing idle rumor mill, and that post ceasefire actions remain subject to negotiation.
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Craig R. Whitney
New York Times
Saigon
Hanoi
United States
Henry A. .Kissinger
South Vietnam
Hanoi Radio
Nhan Dan
U.S
South
Nguyen van Thieu
Con Son
Chihoa
Truong Dinh Uzu
Thieu
Tran Ngoc Chau
Chau
Supreme Court
Associated Press
Edith Lederer
Dzu
Ho Ngoc Nhuan
Tran Thien Khiem
Decatur Daily publisher and contact notice
Publication details for The Decatur Daily with founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and publishing schedule and address in Decatur Alabama. Includes misstatement policy and subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery lines. Periodic redress policy outlined and disclaimer about AP membership.
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W. R. Shelton
Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
Ala
MAIL
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