Don't Count Out The $2 Bill Yet
The $2 bill may linger beyond doubt, with $128.5 million circulating and demand fluctuating by race track activity. Treasury has not printed twos since 1965 and budgets for 1967 show cuts, yet federal stocks suffice through June 1967. The bill, linked to superstition and confusion, remains a rare oddity in cash registers.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Treasury Department
The
Sighs Tied to Lung Ventilation Says UNC Doctor
Anaheim report notes Dr. W. J. Murray explains sighing as a physiological function similar to yawning that ventilates the lungs. He spoke at a medical symposium in Disneyland. Separate line mentions professional bowling tournaments totaling about $1 million in prizes annually.
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Anaheim
Calif
W. J. Murray
University of North Carolina
The
Instrument Society of America
Disneyland
Murray
Georgia Lt. Gov Griffin runs for governor in 1954 race
In Atlanta on May 24 1954 Georgia Lt Gov Marvin Griffin announced his candidacy pledging to promote segregation and keep schools segregated. His stance framed a clash with desegregation after the Supreme Court ruling, as the South faced slow integration and rising civil rights tensions.
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Atlanta
Supreme Court
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Griffin
South
Lion
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
South Carolina
Biloxi
University of Mississippi
George C. Wallace
Richmond Flowers
Reid Barnes
Bessemer
Ala
John Thomas Cochran
University of Georgia
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Revere
Hyannisport
Hawaii
Men’s Dept
Ocean Champion
Cole
California
Supreme
Frederick
Lieve
Cochran
John F. Kennedy
Little Rock
Ark
University of Mississippi Medical School
Jackson
U. S
Tokyo
Iuu Ee
SAP
Routzahn's
Sour Boy
Girls’ Dept
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