Franco American Feud Widens Into Financial Clash
The France United States dispute over global economics deepens as Finance Minister Michel Debre accuses Washington of fueling inflation by deficits while Secretary Fowler counters by blaming countries for hoarding gold. Debre reiterates gold as the currency cornerstone at the IMF WB meeting, noting France's gold accumulation largely from U.S. stockpile.
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Charles de Gaulle
NATO
United States
Michel Debre
France
Debre
International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Auto prices settle as big three present 1967 models
After a week of deliberation the big three auto makers set similar price increases for 1967 models and expanded warranties. GM Ford and Chrysler raised prices by 56 to 68 dollars with options and new warranties, while American Motors plans to announce its prices before Oct. 6. The auto market is tied to national prosperity.
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American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
National Scene Sees Downturn for Negro Political Fortunes
A National Scene column argues that Negro political prospects are worsening amid rising segregationist wins in Georgia Alabama and Arkansas. It notes record Black voter registration but no viable endorsements and cites riots housing pressure and stalled civil rights legislation as factors in the backlash.
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Lester Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Atlanta
Rep
Howard
Bo) Callaway
Carl Sanders
Ernest Vandiver
George C. Wallace
Lurleen
Alabama
James Johnson
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
South
Maryland
George Mahoney
California
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Lurleen Wallace
James Martin
Los Angeles
Watts
U.S. Senate
San Francisco
St. Louis
Viet Cong splits over talks and phased troop withdrawal
Reported tensions within Hanoi and the Viet Cong show a split over Arthur Goldberg’s phased withdrawal plan. supporters favor talks and guerrilla strategy, while a minority pushes for no talks, believing large foreign troop presence weakens South Vietnam and delays a political shift toward communism.
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Saigon
Arthur J. Goldberg
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Cong
Viet Nam
Laos
Tran Nam Trung
World Series Opens in Boston as Braves and Robins Meet
Fifty years ago on October 4 1916 the Boston American and Brooklyn Nationals begin the world series at Braves Field Boston with games in Boston and Brooklyn planned. Frederick County schools report operating costs totaling 208872 28 with a 2140 30 deficit. Largest expense is teachers salaries at 141072 72. Transportation cost for pupils is 3313 78 and School Board salaries and expenses total 570 30.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Braves’ Field
Boston
Brooklyn
Ebbett’s Field
Frederick City
Frederick County
Manila conference signals U S ties in Asia amid Vietnam war
Washington tensions rise over plans for a Manila summit with six Asian nations to discuss Vietnam. The move aims to show United States friendship and support, not necessarily kick off formal negotiations, while Peiping and Moscow weigh future actions and possible peace gestures.
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Washington
America
Manila
United States
Asia
Viet Nam
Charman Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Peiping
Moscow
Hanoi
Johnson
Rusk
Defense Department
Europe
Harold Holt
South
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Southeast Asia
Yom Kippur Services Set At Beth Sholom
Twenty years ago on October 4 1946 Yom Kippur began at sundown with Acting Rabbi Bernard Lipnick of Baltimore and Irving Wilner of Washington leading services at Beth Sholom synagogue starting at 545 PM. The day is one of fasting penitence spent in worship. Fire burned the Baltimore Sunpapers press room early today filling the four story building with defense smoke and forcing employees into the streets before firemen contained the blaze about an hour after the alarm.
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Bernard Lipnick
Baltimore
Irving Wilner
Washington
Beth Sholom
Baltimore Sunpapers
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GME
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