World advisers mull basic monetary reforms and a Bretton Woods style conference
Nixon's advisers weigh widening foreign exchange rate bands and a global realignment of currency values possibly tied to a higher gold price. The plan aims to dampen currency volatility but risks reducing world trade and inflating prices. A world monetary conference could realign currencies and reassess dollar and gold roles.
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New
York
Richard M. Niton
Bretton Woods
Thuy
Pierre-Paul Schweitzer
IMF
U.S
Britain
Germany
Bare Monetary System Achilles Heel in World Finance
The piece argues that the fixed exchange rate system, once seen as a stabilizing pact among nations, remains fragile as deficits and surpluses emerge. It notes devaluation risks, the complex drag of global trade, and the hard study of wider fluctuation bands, with IMF views mixed on feasibility.
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Washington
Britain
U.S
Canada
West Germany
Elderly Couple Found Dead in West Hollywood
West Hollywood deputies reported an apparent double suicide in a rental unit. Ernest Schwander, 77, and Ruth Schwander, 74, were found by their landlady with notes reflecting despondency over age and possible senility. Overdose of sleeping pills suspected as the cause.
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Tiollywood
CNS
West Hollywood
Sheriify
Ernest Schwander
Ruth
Speculation Against France Expected Despite Controls
London bankers welcomed De Gaulle's austerity package but warned it may fail to stop franc speculation. Markets reopen amid doubts of a swift return of funds from France to West Germany. British and Swiss observers fear chaos and discuss a possible new world money conference after Nixon takes office.
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London
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Zurich
Joe Gaulleut
France
West Germany
Johnson
de Gaulle
Richard M. Nixon
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Harold Wilson
Downing Street
London Sunday Observer
de Gables
The
Sunday Times
Germany
Bild Am. Sonntag
Switzerland
Géneva
la Suisse
Reginald Maulding
Britain
de ‘Gaulle
French Wealth Flight Amid Exchange Curbs Under De Gaulle
French upper class including about 20 000 families rushed to move funds abroad as nearly 1 billion dollars fled France in a turbulent week. Without controls initially, the government planned new foreign exchange limits after De Gaulle rejected drastic measures.
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U.S
Paris
Je Journal du Dimanche
France
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Povern
Ment
United States
Great Britain
de Gaulla
Alain ‘Weiller
Sea Scouts Rendezvous at Cabrillo Beach Hosts Scout Groups
More than 11 Sea Scout and Explorer Scout groups from four states will meet next weekend at Cabrillo Beach in the first big Sea Scout Rendezvous. The Explorer Scout base will be at Cabrillo Beach and Fort MacArthur with housing, meals, contests, and events. The San Fernando Valley Council hosts as Arthur Langdon chairs the committee. awards will be given Sunday and a dance is planned Saturday night at the former air base at Pares Field.
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Cabrillo Beach
Harbor
Souther
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utah
Explorer
Cabrilla Beach
Fort McArthur
Explorer Scout
San Fernando Valley
Arthur Langdon
San Fernando
Rendezvous Committee
Air
Pares Field
Isand
Barl Avenue
Wileweb
Meen
Reen Cape
Strat
Ween
Pacifia ‘Siedrie Raiftong
Twenty Pene Street
Haurnel
Igtwern de Forest
Naiding Beach Boulevard
Elrecen
Pacific Avenu
Nereny Hinde
Daessegand
Tna
Ity Clark
Ada Geriplion
Aggessioent Dinteiit
Mostant
Fa Camp
Gr Pynera
Attai
Beara
Seth Pertions
Itis
Fis
Getong
China
Mts Menting
Tolsite
Re ‘Deats
Ghana
Marcarets
Moorm Syal
Lizz
Fairfield to Admit Its First Woman in 1970
Fairfield University will admit undergraduate women in the fall of 1970. President Rev. William G. Melnnes, S. J., announced the plan and said the school would establish a degree granting nursing school in partnership with Stamford, Greenwich, and St. Joseph Hospitals in Stamford.
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Fairfield, Conn
UPD
Fairfield University
Yale
Ceed
William G. Melnnes
S. J
Stamford
Greenwich
St. Joseph Hospital
Fictitious business filings and public notices flood Long Beach pages
A dense listing of fictitious name certificates, non-responsibility notices, and alcohol license actions fills the Long Beach section. It records certificates for business pairings including Larry B. Flint and James E. Tate, notices disclaiming debts by Malcolm Robertson and George H. Ailingwood, and proposed alcohol beverage license transfers for premises on Long Beach Boulevard and nearby streets.
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Woodrutl Avenue
Bes
Tim
Tollows
Larry
B. Flint
Woodrutt Avenue
Long Beach
Orita
James Hate
Tilten Agate
Westminster
Larry B. Flint
James E Tate
Seltorale
Farry E. Flint
James B. Tate
Barold B.hobi
Motary
Maccolm
D. Robertson
Ios
Uiussett
Ated
Malcolm D, Robertson
Rgea
George H. Ailingwood
I EL Jéth St
California
Rachel Flores
Tit Pioneer
Wilmington
Crilfornie
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