Monetary crisis centers on franc and European currencies
A Sorial Page analysis notes that devaluation fears surround the franc while the dollar dodges immediate danger. It compares Britain’s pound, France, and West Germany in a shifting postwar balance. Credits from the United States and allies aim to ease speculator pressure, but long term stability hinges on France reforming spending and production efficiency.
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France
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West Germany
United States
Britain
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Surviving Elections and the American Political Glue
An analysis of United States voters and the resilience of the political system after contested elections. Observers note millions voted for different candidates, while others remained loyal to the victor. The piece discusses public reaction, claims of fraud, and the enduring unity that keeps the nation together despite sharp divisions.
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Gratitude Missing in Modern Thanksgiving Reflection
A sermon laments ingratitude amid social ills and national burdens. It urges true thanks to God for abundant blessings while condemning wasteful spending, alcohol trouble, and moral decline. The speaker recalls Pilgrim roots and the lone healed leper who returned to thank Jesus, urging daily heartfelt gratitude.
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Money, Taxes, and Local Debt in North Carolina Politics
Close Raleigh observer Naseer notes money will dominate Bob Scott's legislatures, echoed by Thad Eure. The piece cites past governors, a tax on poverty, and calls for restraint or new revenue, warning counties and cities rely on bonds and contemplating higher sales or tobacco taxes to fund local needs.
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Raleigh
Bob Scott
Thad Eure
Max Gardner
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Ehringhaus
Josepheus Daniels
Daniels
News and Observer
Piedmont
Guilford
Bowles
Community housing plan fuels East Central redevelopment push
An anonymous High Point donor buys nine Redevelopment Commission lots to build rental homes for families with no down payment. The project emphasizes sweat equity and title after a mortgage, aiming to create affordable home ownership as East Central is transformed. The piece also covers Hatteras dealers’ Bahamas trip, Tom Haggai Associates’ grants and radio program growth, diabetes detection drive focus, and Elks Lodge 1185 planning a 1-acre Old Mill Road recreational complex to boost family activities.
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Old Mill Road
East Belt
Johnson Street
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Dave Oden
Lindsay's Tragedy in New York City Turmoil
Washington columnist portrays Mayor John Lindsay as politically dead amidst New York upheaval. Teachers strike, police slowdown, and a surge in vice in Times Square are cited with calls for stronger administration and party rivals like Rep. James Scheuer emerging as potential challengers.
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America
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Peru
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New York City
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James Marcus
John Lodge
Connecticut
William Haddad
New York State
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White House
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Rockefeller
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Roy Wilkins
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Massachusetts
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Times Square
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Bronx
House of Representatives
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