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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
4
Devaluation Seen as Path to End Money Crisis
The piece argues a dollar devaluation may end the international monetary crisis and restore U S trading strength. It notes possible gold price changes, currency revaluations, and the coming meeting of finance ministers to explore a Breton Woods successor and end the 10 percent surcharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
France
Nixon
U. S
Congress
Washington
Old Breton Woods
Council urged to empower Duncan McIntyre plan
City planner Duncan McIntyre urges the City Council to assume direct responsibility for municipal planning. He notes many cities struggle to move ideas from concept to action amid boards, politics, and delays and warns the council must exercise its authority to fulfill its duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McIntyre
City Council
Duncan McIintyre
Summitry in London and Washington Shapes East West Ties
The piece analyzes Nixon’s global outreach with Pompidou Heath Brandt and Sato as a bid to ease domestic issues amid a world monetary crisis. It notes mixed views on substance versus form, the Atlantic Alliance, and impending Brussels Treaty signings. Observers warn summit gains may be limited despite diplomatic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nixon
Pompidou
Edward Heath
Germany
Willy Brandt
Japan
Eisaku Sato
America
The
Guardian
Bermuda
Peking
Financial Times
Atlantic Alliance
Heath
Acheson
Moscow
NATO
London Times
Washington
Brussels
Louis Herren
Herren
LBJ Rakes in Memoir Proceeds as Ellsberg Faces Indictment
Lyndon Johnson profits from selling his memoirs while Daniel Ellsberg faces possible jail time for releasing an alternate Pentagon Papers version. The government’s secret-session argument centered on Operation Marigold. The full Pentagon Papers story, including top secret details, was published by the Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Daniel Ellsberg
LBJ
Pentagon
Washington Post
Gerhard Gesell
Republic
U. S
Hanoi
National Security
Ellsberg
New York Time
Neil Sheehan
Johnson
Joe Califano
Kennedy
White House
Kremlin
Texas
Johnson's $1.2 Million Book Deal Tied to Public Funds
Jack Anderson reports Lyndon Johnson used taxpayer financed papers and a government staff to complete a memoir. He then secured a $1.2 million advance from Holt, Rhinehart & Winston, routing it through a tax free foundation to fund a memorial library. The piece contrasts with Ellsberg's uncensored releases and questions the public cost and motives behind Johnson's publishing coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Holt, Rhinehart & Winston
Lyndon Johnson
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Michael Gorkin
Gorkin
Republican National Committee
White House
Ollie Atkins
Bob Knudsen
Karl Schumacher
Jack Kightlinger
Byron Schumaker
GOP
Nixon
Alma Desk expands with Melrose Hosiery site acquisition
Charles E. Hayworth Jr. completes purchase of 158 acres on Kivett Drive as Alma Desk Company continues a five year growth plan on the east side. The deal adds buildable space and rail siding, joining 40 acres already owned and nearby properties for manufacturing expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Hayworth Jr
Alma Desk Company
Melrose Hosiery
Kivett
Alma
Melrose
Southern Railway
Kivett Drive
Hatteras
Guilford
Triangle
Pointer
Grimes Street
West Green Drive
Hayworth
Charles E. Hayworth
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