Vulnerable Dollar and Gold Supply Under Pressure
Analysis notes the United States faces serious risk from a shrinking gold stock and ongoing balance of payments deficits. It cites Wall Street Journal and U S News observations on deficits, foreign claims, and the potential for foreign demand for gold to threaten the dollar, alongside inflation and high debt amid global competition.
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United States
U. S
de Gaulle
Adenauer
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Wall Street Journal
U.S
France
Germany
LAC
Brown Warns GOP of Iron Age Trend in California
California Governor Edmond G Brown warned at a Democratic dinner that moderates must unite to oppose Birch Society influence shaping the Young Republicans. He warned of ideological splits hurting state governance and signaled broader GOP targets including the California Republican Assembly and the State Central Committee.
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Gop
San Diego
Ufi
California
Edmond G. Brown
Lansing
John Hirth
John Rousselot
Western States
The
Birch Society
Rousselot
Republican Party
Eisenhower
Chiets
Warren
America
Te Birchers
California Republican Assembly
Republican State Central
Two Explosions Rip Berlin Wall
West Berlin police disclosed two bomb blasts that opened holes in the Communist anti-refugee wall. One hole measured five feet square and another more than six by two feet. The explosions were not investigated due to U.S. troops conducting a night exercise nearby.
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Berlin
West Ber- Ex
U.S
Independent Daily Record Details Parcel Ave Long Beach Calif
A fragmented notice lists an address on Stand Parc Ave in Long Beach California and mentions a decree or court entry with numbers and a delivery charge of 225 dollars plus 77 dollars. The text references Los Angeles County and a carrier delivery entry with a Ring’s copy.
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Long Beach TE
Calif
Long Beate 2
Lee Angeles County
Monte
Nas Bts
FLO ‘Ring
Girl loses legs in truck crash and dreams of dance
Deborah Marcuccilli, seven, rode to school with 61 other children when a tractor trailer slammed their bus into a utility pole in Waterloo New York. Doctors amputated her left leg below the knee after losing her right leg. Her father Orazio says doctors can make legs for little girls and promises she will walk again, likely at Strong Memorial Hospital Rochester. A priest offered jokes as Deborah slept. In other news North Carolina claims Churchill as honorary citizen.
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Waterloo
N. Y
Deborah Marenechilis
Orazio Marcuccini
Deborah
Marcucelli
Marcuccilli
Marcuccili
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester, N. Y
Mrs Gara Moyer Seeks Jasper Township Justice Seat
Mrs Moyer, who turned a February birthday, runs in Jasper Township Michigan for justice of the peace in the April 1 election. She was nominated by seven write in votes, including one hers, amid a small community of 15 residents.
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Gara Moyer
Justice of the Peace
Jasper Township
Mich
Sve
Soyer
Britain prepares airborne A weapon for 1966 service
The white paper outlines a new airborne weapon developed from a tactical system later adapted to strategic use. It will join Polaris missiles supplied under the Macmillan Kennedy accord and replace Skybolt, extending Britain’s nuclear strike capability into the late 1960s and beyond.
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Nassau
Britain
Skybolt
Polaris
Felaris
Mansfield Urges Senate to Stop Wasting Time on Rules
Senate liberal leader Mike Mansfield accused colleagues of demeaning themselves by six weeks of squabbling instead of legislating for the people. He won unanimous approval to vote Monday on a rules and committee size dispute while liberal Sen. Joseph Clark pressed to expand major committees and reserve right to withdraw proposals. Clark vowed to continue opposition to assignments by the Steering Committee, calling it conservative dominated.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Montana
Mansfield
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Bunting Calls Open Study On Pre-Marital Sex
Radcliffe College president Mary L Bunting says colleges hide promiscuity under the rug and urges a thorough nationwide study by both women’s and men’s colleges to address pre-marital sex relations.
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Mary L Bunting
Radcliffe College
Capone kinship and tax debt cited in seizure report
The government began pursuing Ralph Capone’s bank accounts after seizing much of his Chicago property. Capone owes a $223,924 tax debt, and is identified as the brother of the late Prohibition era gang leader Al Capone. Spencer Tracy will present the Best Picture award at the 35th Academy Awards on April 8. Glenn T. Seaborg of the Atomic Energy Commission says Russia lags in atomic energy progress. Lester B. Pearson warns Ottawa party leaders about Canada acquiring nuclear weapons for North America. Jo Stafford sues Columbia Records for $1 million over promotional failures abroad.
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Ralph Capone
Chicago
Crims Capone
Ralph
al Capone
Spencer Tracy
Lester B. Pearson
Ottawa
Canada
North American
U S Signals Concession on Test Ban at Geneva
U S negotiator William Foster proposed modest cuts in on-site inspections in the Soviet Union and other treaty safeguards at the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva to break East West deadlock while AFL CIO moves to create a nationwide vote turnout system.
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Soviet Union
William. . Foster
Miami Beach
Fla.h
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