France withholds on new SDR plan amid dollar strength talk
Nine of the Group of 10 push a paper gold SDR scheme to boost world trade and ease dollar pressures while France objects citing sovereignty and broader gold price issues. Debre and Fouchet feature in the dispute as IMF work proceeds toward legal drafting in Washington.
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Young Demos Back LBJ With Resolution On Vietnam
The National Committee of the Young Democratic Clubs of America adopted a Vietnam policy resolution in support of President Johnson without floor debate. Some members from six states opposed it, signaling no open controversy hours before Johnson’s national address.
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Las Vegas Sun Newspaper Staff and Subscription Rates Notice
A listing of Las Vegas Sun staff positions followed by a subscription rate table. It lists roles from president to executive editor and department heads, then shows daily and Sunday single-copy prices and monthly mail rates with advance payment terms.
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Hunger, Refugees in South Vietnam Face Food Shortage
In CAM SO, 20 000 war refugees on an arid strip below the DMZ endure food shortages amid aid convoys and swelled camps. Maj. Hannon notes conditions vary with weather and self sufficiency efforts. Montagnard and Vietnamese families await resettlement funds while disease threats prompt rapid inoculation.
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Copper Miners Return to Weed Heights Jobs After Pact
Copper workers at Anaconda Copper Company's Weed Heights operation resume work after ratifying a three year contract. The deal raises average hourly pay by 56.6 cents, sets first year minimum at 2.74, third year ceiling at 4.01, doubles pension benefits, boosts hospitalization and retirement payments, and extends vacation time with two weeks after three years and four weeks after 20 years.
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