What Of Russia's Next 50 Years Editor's Note
American expert Dr Albert Parry surveys Soviet futures after the 50th anniversary of the revolution. He foresees continued Sino Russian strife, a gradual Western tilt in Russia, rising private incentives, and a China concern shaping policy as Moscow eyes reform and space-age priorities.
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Gallup poll shows Johnson popularity rising in final days
A Gallup survey finds 46 percent of adults approve of President Johnson, up from late November and October lows. The report notes higher approval among younger people, regional splits with strongest support in the East and Far West, and a trend analysis since October.
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Gold Demand Questions Its Monetary Role and Future
Washington reports rising permanent demand for gold from industrial and savings uses. If private demand remains at or above supply, gold may move toward demonetization or price shifts, with the IMF’s SDRs potentially replacing monetary gold. The trend challenges the dollar linkage and the 35 dollar price.
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