World central bankers move toward two tier gold and SDR system
Western economists in London believe stock markets may shift toward a two tier gold system with an official price and a jewelers market. They anticipate a Stockholm meeting of the Group of 10 to discuss pure credit money called SDRs. US demand reportedly tops 2 billion in annual SDR creation as gold volumes dwindle while world trade reaches about 71 billion.
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Provocation Theory Raised On Tonkin Gulf Clash
Sen. Thruston Morton argues the Tonkin Gulf incident may have been deliberate provocation and that U S action followed from a flawed Tonkin Resolution. He calls Pentagon and Saigon analyses dishonest and criticizes Johnson for not admitting need for broader U S participation.
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Viet Soldier Bopped by Faulty Flare at Da Nang
Airman First Class Rogelio Salcido from Odessa Texas survived a rocket attack at Da Nang. He was struck on the helmet by a 28 pound four foot flare container dropped from a plane. He returned to duty after 48 hours in hospital and kept a dented helmet as a souvenir.
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New England Shoemaking Hit 190 Million Pairs in 1967
New England produced 190 million pairs of shoes in 1967. The region employed 78,000 shoe manufacturing workers and another 35,000 in leather products and shoe supply firms.
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Purge Story Urges Full Truth About Early 1950s Crimes
Prague report cites Mrs. Marian Sling widow of Otto Sling calling for full, clear accounting of Stalinist purges. She recalls arrest and solitary confinement, says continued belief in socialism despite brainwashing and political stigma on her husband. The case tied to Rudolf Slansky and other leaders.
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Socialism as Future Solution Debate Reflections
The excerpt discusses socialism as the sole viable path for society's future and argues the fault lies not in socialism itself but in its implementation. It reflects on interpretations and critiques of socialist practice.
NFO Maintains Silence On Hog Killing Incidents
CORNING Iowa AP National Farmers Organization keeps silent about recent hog killing demonstrations by its members amid price dispute talk. Reports cite 148 Illinois hogs sent to a Missouri prison farm for slaughter for the St Louis poor and about 100 hogs buried in Britton South Dakota. An NFO official said statements must come from President Oren Lee Staley who is tied up in talks with major meat packers.
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