Should U S Try To Beat Forced Gold Price Rise
The piece discusses calls by influential bankers and economists in Washington to raise gold prices without devaluing the dollar. It notes the dollar’s gold peg of 35 dollars per ounce and IMF ties, the IMF meeting in Washington, and fears of a gold run if the price is tampered with, amid opposition to altering the monetary basis.
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U. S
Washingon
Franklin Roosevelt
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Washington
Checanga
Ivory Tower
Conan
San Francisco Teachers End One Day Strike
A one day teacher walkout in San Francisco ended with teachers returning to work and a mediation panel to review pay demands. In contrast, Iida faces a four week strike by 20,000 teachers with no sign of backing down. The National Education Association has sanctioned states seen as underpaying teachers amid a broader push for collective bargaining.
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San Francisco
California
Iida
Kirk
National Education Association
Editorial Rifts in Indian Policy Highlight Learning and Aid
An Upjohn Institute summary critiques federal Indian programs amid budget debates and reorganizations. It notes Roswell and Madera training efforts for 65 families and 158 singles, 277 schools down to 265, and health facilities with 335 physicians and 908 nurses. It compares Johnson era aims to reform paternalism with fostering Indian leadership.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Roswell
N. M
Madera
Calif
Bureau
Romney withdraws after polling slump and pledge pressure
Washington reports George Romney quit his presidential bid citing poor New Hampshire polling and a pledge from Rockefeller, despite backers urging him to stay. Confidants say personal honor and fear of being a Rockefeller stalking horse influenced his decision, with Agnew and Winthrop Rockefeller backing Romney earlier.
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Washington
George Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
Romney
New Hampshire
Happy
Spiro Agnew
Maryland
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Denney
Eller
Detroit
George Hinman
Leonard Hall
Oregon
Tom McCall
Winthrop
Agnew
Hinman
Through Poetry and Faith We Seek God’s Guidance
A fragment notes that recompense lies in poetry and testing. It suggests God is guiding us though understanding is unclear, inviting trust in His leading.
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Ekeepe
Spring’s promise drives plans for youth guidance and music grants
A regional program led by Enterprising Bob Spelman aims to guide high school students into careers with industry counselors visiting schools. North Carolina Symphony seeks $3 million endowment with a Ford Foundation match, supporting musical education for children.
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Bob Spelman
Hea Gh Manufacturers’ Association
Janet McCurry
High Point Central High School
North Carolina Symphony
Jack Rochelle
John F. Lynch
U. S
Ford Foundation
Benjamin Swalin
N. C. Symphony Orchestra
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U.S
Division of Indian Health of the Public Health Service
Johnson
Herbert E. Striner
Upjohn Institute For Employment Research
Indian Affairs
Robert L. Bennett
Drew Pearson
Francis Biddle
Roosevelt
United States
Biddle
U. S. Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Immigration Service
The
High Point Enterprise
Reba
Mr Imams
Holt McPherson
W. Idol, Nates
Brpnisz, i
High Point
N. C
Ih Point
High Point Enter, Inc
Virginia Buser
Dayton Avenue
Nathan M. Ayers
Highland
Wachovia Bank
Martha Eskridge Leve
Burlington Industries
Beatrice Elliott
Hatteras Yacht Company
Pgine Borghese
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