Europeans Face Inflation Fears Amid a Relaxed Continental Mood
AP surveys across Europe show living standards rising into 1966 but inflation and social strife loom. Britain pursues austerity under Wilson while De Gaulle dominates French policy. Germany, Italy, Sweden, Norway brace for wage and price pressures as Spain expects a record tourist year and Franco weighs succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berth
Italy
Aldo Moro
Sweden
Norway
Spain
Francisco Franco
Juan Carlos de Bourbon
Faro a Historic Card Game in 19th Century America
The game Faro is among the oldest card games and was called the national American card game. It derives its name from a pharaoh image on French cards imported to Britain. Mentioned in English law by 1739, it thrived in gaming rooms especially in the western United States until around 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Taneytown Obituaries and Holiday Visitors Note
List of numerous Taneytown area residents visiting relatives over Christmas and New Year. Guests include Heaps, Leister, Sowers, Baublits, Boller, Wallen, Mehring, Rue, Catsail, Veader and others from Frederick, Westminster, Gettysburg, Baltimore, Winchester, and Hagerstown. Mention of Santa visit to Taneytown Trailer Court and Marine recruit David R. Davis graduating at Parris Island with assignment to Camp Lejeune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Leister
Hugh Heaps
Galen
Patsy
Silver Spring
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Winchester
John Sowers
Mary Baublits
Guy Boller
Rocky Ridge
Charles R. Clutz
River Dale
Keysville
David Hoffman
Walter Keifer
Westminster
Richard Mehring
Marion and
Laurie
Sterling Mehring
Kensington
Harold
Mehring
Taneytown
William Teeter
Gettysburg
Frederick Street
Norman E. Lawrence
Hanover
George D. Baumgardner
Thomas
Grace Stauffer
York
Harry Baumgardner
Nancy
Ellen
Robert Baumgardner
Baltimore
Claude Deer
Taney
Town
George Rue
Adelphia
Rue
Benjamin N. Catsail
Emmitsburg Road
Michael Okerlund
San Diego
Calif
Okerlund
Wilbur G. Naylor
West Baltimore Street
Otto Jeager
Gibson Island
Robert Baker
Mt. Alto
John R. Vaughn
Emmitsburg
Ivan D. Neidermyer
West Chester
Harry S. Reindollar
George Street
Eugene Weaver
Hampton
West
Baltimore Street
Hazel Lambert
Ernest Hyser
Carmello Fonte
John H. Main
Charles J. Files
Lancaster
James Bentz
Billy
Graceham
Richard L. Miler
Keywood Village
Wilbur F Miller
Wilbur F. Miller
East Baltimore Street
Everett N. Cobb
Washington, D. C
E. J. Rosenwald
Utica
RFD
Miss Stella
J. Elvin
William Spiel
Steve
Norman
Doris Moore
Susan
Ralph Keefe
D. W. Stonesifer
Reymar
C. C. Mackley
Linda Blocker
Wilbur Mackley
Preston Brown
Albert Boyd
Littlestown
Elmer Clabaugh Jand
Robert Lewis
John
William Hoffert
Camp Hill
Jack Mackley
Johnstown
Joe Boyd
Virginia
Grover Bankard
Silver Run
John Eckard
Larry Eckard
Clifford Stiffler
Crissie Stiffler
Sheridan Henry
York St
Francis E. Shaum Sr
Middle Street
Florida
Clear Water
Irving Reaver
Glenn Reaver
Chester Wetzel
David Markel
Willard Winnert
Donnie Andrews
Thurmont
Sheridan Reaver
Keymar
Burnell Wantz
Larry Reaver
Economists See 1966 Economy Grow by 40 Billion
Government officials and economists believe the national economy will expand by about 40 billion in 1966. They note rising prices from Viet Nam military spending and sustained growth despite higher interest rates. The Fed raised the discount rate from 4 to 4.5 percent to curb the pace. GNP is projected at 710 to 715 billion for 1966, with 672 billion in 1965. The balance of payments target is a deficit or surplus not exceeding 230 million.
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Adren Cooper Washington
VietNam
Federal Reserve Board
Johnson
Federal Reserve
GNP
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Joseph F. Thorning
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Carrollton Manor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Celso Pastor
Fr. Thorning
State Department
Mercedes Pastor
J. J. Costello
London
China
Europe
Associated Press
Britain
Bhut
Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Red China
Communist Movement
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Carl
Herman Hauver
Board OF
Burtner's Meats
Middletown
Burkitsville
Locust Valley
Church of God
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick County
Frederick, Maryland
Horace M. Alexander
George Fredericks
Encyclopedic
Britannica
Camp Lejeune—Marine
David R. Davis
Herman D. Davis
North Market Street
Marine
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Parris Island
8. C
Marine Corps
Camp Lejeune, N. C
WEE
Pate Coc
Monocacy Village Store
Eoples
Serice Drug
Bee Service
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Efoples Drug Stores
Figidaire Ranges & Dryers
P.E. System
Rsa-30k
New Frigidaire
Dak Electric
Frigidaire
Potomac
Neowspat
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