United States dollar weaker at home, stronger abroad in 1965
A First National City Bank study shows the dollar fell 1.7 percent in 1965, with declines varying by country. Canada France West GermanySwitzerland Belgium Norway UK Sweden Italy Ireland Netherlands Denmark Japan bore larger losses, while the United States held a relatively low depreciation rate amid a global rise in living costs.
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Historic movement proposed by Crittenden in NC
Christopher Crittenden calls for upgrading historic sites and imposing a moratorium on new state historic sites through 1968. North Carolina’s Archives and History budget stands at 333000 annually, up from zero eleven years ago, under the Historic Sites Advisory Committee.
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