Inflation Pressures Persist as Economy Slows
High Point Enterprise reports on persistent inflation fears amid a slowing U.S. economy in December 1967. Administrators like Nixon, Brimmer, Volcker, and Salnier advocate continued monetary restraint. economists warn until inflation abates, policy will stay tight. Projects indicate production and orders soften while employment stays pressured. Analysts predict rates may fall only with clearer slowdown signals.
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Jack Lefler
Weiter
Nixon
Wuld
H. Jacoby
Sandrew
Trade Winds Higher Interest Rates Possible
The Federal Reserve signals tighter money policy to curb inflation. Higher rates would raise borrowing costs and slow credit, aiming to temper price rises and stabilize the economy.
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Federal Reserve, Board 2
Federal ° “Reserve
Photo Copies From Bound Books In-Store Service
A shop offers on site photo copying of bound books and other objects measures 3x5 and 10x15 inches. The service preserves intact staples and clips while customers wait. Pricing follows standard rates for glossy bound materials and miscellaneous items in stock.
Dixon Hauser and Odom CPA Firm Notes
Dixon Hauser and Odom, CPA firm with headquarters, continues the practice started by F Moses in High Point in the mid 1920s. Edwin R Lyon of High Point was elected chairman of the North Carolina Leaders Club, recognizing superior sales performance. Piedmont Natural Gas Company filed a listing application. Willa B Storey, Wellington Hall director, involved in design center.
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North’ Carolina
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Local College Awarded Federal Work Study Grant
High Point College has been awarded a grant of 3972 by the federal department of Health Education and Welfare for participation by 19 students in the college's work study program. Announcement of the award was made today by Congressman Richardson Preyer.
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Sent of Health,Education and Welfare
Higher Education
Richardson “Preyer
Dividend Declared by First Find of Virginia Fund
The mutual fund First Find of Virginia, Inc. declares a cash dividend of 10.4 cents per share from net investment income and a cash distribution of 18.8 cents per share from realized capital gains. Payable December 10 to shareholders of record at the close of business October 8.
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First Find of Virginia, Inc
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