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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
4
An article notes two Siamese cat types with white and cream fur, blue eyes, and distinctive cries. It explains Siam’s origin in Thailand, its spread to Europe, and how temperature affects Siamese fur darkening in cold climates.
Premier Eli Tsirimokos faced a near even chance for a confidence vote to remain in office as Athens police guarded the crisis, while thousands rallied for ex-Premier George Papandreou nearby. A close result was anticipated, possibly decided by a single deputy, with a vote expected Friday or Saturday.
Olympic marathon winner Johnny Hayes, 79, has died in Englewood New Jersey on Monday AP reports. Hayes captured the 1908 Olympic title and remained a notable figure in early American track history.
Sylvia Porter outlines international liquidity as total reserves and credits nations use to settle debts. The piece explains how deficits reduce liquidity, while surpluses build it, and notes the risk of a liquidity shortage slowing world trade. It highlights U S policy shifts to cut deficits and reduce outflow of dollars and gold.
New Delhi India AP. Indian Defense Minister Y B Chavan says Indian forces crossed the cease-fire line into Pakistani held territory at two points. He asserts the operations aim to prevent infiltration and monitor retreat routes while Indian troops establish new positions on the Pakistani side during weeks of guerrilla fighting.
Aiken South Carolina AP report states William Post, an international polo star of the 1930s, died Monday at his Aiken home. The item notes his prominence in polo and mentions Mozart as a prolific composer with more than 600 works in his 35 year life.
The proposed monetary system would retain gold and the U S dollar as key reserves while adding a new Currency Reserve Unit CRU backed by major currencies. The CRU would become the international liquidity source to fuel world trade growth.
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