U.S. Must Balance International Payments To Stabilize Dollar
The Council of Ten refused to back a new international currency freed from gold urging Washington to hasten balance in world accounts. President Johnson seeks to restore a 7 percent tax credit for business machinery investments and accelerate depreciation to spur construction and lift the sagging economy.
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Zurich
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International Monetary Fund
Rio de Janiero
Howard K Smith argues U S Vietnam policy remains correct
CBS war correspondent Howard K Smith tells a Greensboro College audience that U S policy in Vietnam is right and will likely become more hawkish if voters change the administration. He argues Communist ideology fails even among Southeast Asia peasants and warns against abandoning South Vietnam, calling victory there essential to curb Communist expansion.
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Howard K. Smith
CBS
Greensboro
U. S
Vietnam
Smith
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Vietnam
Editorial on birds and human needs at wildlife conference San Francisco
The 32nd North American Wildlife Conference opens in San Francisco focusing on Human Needs and Environmental Limits. Conservation themes stress wildlife survival amid population growth, with species like the whooping crane and condor highlighted and officials warning of threats to bald eagles from pesticides. Theodore Roosevelt quotes reinforce the stakes.
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Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference
San Francisco
New Caledonia
California Department of Fish and Game
Wildlife Management Institute
Stewart L. Udall
Theodore Roosevelt
Polybius
Livy
Rivers Influence Grows Through Military Installations
In Washington and South Carolina, Rep. L Mendel Rivers uses his chairmanship to shape military policy and secure basing in his district. Defense contractors linked to his former partner Pedersen benefit, while officers honor Rivers with ceremonies and busts despite concerns over his drinking and security.
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Pedersen
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Charleston Naval Base
Charleston Army Depot
Parris Island
Beaufort National Cemetery
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Military Affairs Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Services
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Daddy's Night to Get Papers Done and Files In
Governor Dan Moore invites High Point College trustees and spouses to the October luncheon at the Executive Mansion in Raleigh. Elliott S. Wood retires as HPC director. the college credits his service and anticipates a strong new trustee. More than 60 consultants led Career Day at High Point Central High School, boosting student planning for vocations with Rotary support.
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HPC
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Moore
Dan Moore
High Point College Board
Elliott S. Wood
High Point
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High Point Central High School
Rotary Club
James P. Armstrong Jr
R. T. Amos Jr
Janet R. McCurry
Kenneth Mann
Florida
Florida Times- Union
David Scott Hutchens
Robert L. Hutchens
Rodney Freeman
Jacksonville
Miami
Young Hutchens
University of Florida
Duval Medical Center
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