Where Have All The Money Crises Gone
Editorial reflects on IMF role and world monetary stability as 1970s pressures ease. Discusses gold prices, Swiss influence, and inflation control efforts by Washington. Forecasts a calmer period with no looming IMF doom, noting progress toward a stabilized system.
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First District Race Roiled by Census Recruitment Charges
The North Carolina First District contest between Democrat Walter Jones and Republican R. Frank Everett has devolved into a dispute over Everett’s census work. Gov. Bob Scott and GOP chair Jim Holfhouser clash over a letter urging census workers to attend a rally and re register as Republicans, with Hatch Act concerns cited. Atty. Gen. Mitchell and Atty. Gen. Morgan are handling the matter in Washington and Raleigh.
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R. Frank Everett
Bob Scott
Jim Holfhouser
GOP
Jones
Everett
Holfhouser
Broughton Hospital
Morganton
Scott
Atty
John Mitchell
Broughton
Robert Morgan
Atty. Gen
Mitchell
Washington
Morgan
Raleigh
Feverish hatred and Israel crisis in Near East analysis
The piece argues that Palestinian guerrillas are deeply rooted in history and hatred, challenging Hussein’s strength and urging broad international cooperation. It notes Britain’s Balfour pledge, America's role in Israel’s creation, and the displacement of Palestinians. It calls for balanced, wise statesmanship to advance reconciliation.
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Jordan
Israel
Hussein
England
Near East
Goldie Meir
Gaza Strip
Nixon shifts from Southern strategy to center road politics
The Nixon White House abandons the Southern approach to politics as Mitchell and Dent push a conservative base while Murray Chotiner gains influence. Scammon and Wattenberg argue for a centrist path, guiding Agnew rhetoric to avoid alienating moderates. The strategy centers on labeling Democrats as radical liberals to push them left.
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Nixon
White House
John Mitchell
Harry Dent
Kevin Phillips
Robert Finch
Mitchell
Murray Chotiner
Dem
Richbard M. Scam
Ben J. Wattenberg
America
Pat Buchanan
Agnew
Spiro the Terrible
Buchanan
Scammon
Wattenberg
North Carolina and Southern Leaders Attend Fort Bragg Event
Holt McPherson and 10 prominent North Carolinians join 10 peers from South Carolina Georgia and Mississippi as guests of General A O Connor at Fort Bragg. They witness an Army Air Force exercise with airborne infantry assault and artillery support part of the Operation Friendship program. Also noted are leaders in banking and manufacturing and theInternational Woodworking Machinery and Furniture Supply Fair opening in Louisville drawing many furniture firms.
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U.S. Third Army
Fort Bragg
Army
Bland W. Worley
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Winston-Salem
George L. Hundley
North Carolina National Bank
Thomasville
Robert Reese
Asheboro
Tom Ragsdale
Jamestown
William E. Stevens, Jr
Lenoir
Charles McCrary
Louisville
Individual accountability in Jeremiah and Paul
A sermon argues personal sin and responsibility before God, contrasting Jeremiah’s focus on individual judgment with the older belief in collective national guilt. It cites Jeremiah 31 30 Daniel Webster and the Apostle Paul, ends with a missionary death affirming faith in Christ.
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Jeremiah
Brudder
Christ
God
Daniel Webster
Apostle Paul
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