IMF Urges Swift Monetary Reform and Gold Link End
The IMF’s executive directors urged rapid realignment of exchange rates and a move away from the gold dollar standard. They called for reducing restrictive trade policies, including Nixon’s 10 percent import surcharge, and outlined four requests to member nations as boards prepare Friday’s adoption. The dollar-gold tie underpins the global system, now challenged by the U.S. decision to stop redeeming dollars for gold.
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Washington
International Monetary Fund
IMF
Nixon
Board of Governors
United States
Pleas Entered In Dozens Of Local Cases On Oct 18
A list of pleas entered in multiple Frederick County cases includes Larry E. Jackson 21 of Phobus Avenue pleading not guilty to breaking and entering and theft from Shipley's Inc. on North Market Street with a jury trial set for Oct 18. Other defendants include John E. Walters 27 pleading guilty to receiving stolen goods. Richard Allen Dixon 17 not guilty. Lester R. Payne 26 not guilty to auto theft. Alfred Dove 21 not guilty to auto theft. Richard B. Oram 22 not guilty to assault and battery. Stanley B. Bowie 17 not guilty to robbery and assault. Robert L. Gibson 28 not guilty to forced entry and other charges. Kevin Ambush 18 guilty to passing a bad check. David H. Wolfe 20 not guilty to breaking and entering larceny and property destruction. Jimmie W. Roop 30 and Buford L. Flannery 30 not guilty to larceny and false pretenses. Kenneth H. Bosic 18 not guilty to breaking entering and larceny. George Rufus Sexton 24 not guilty to breaking entering and larceny. Fred Rodger McCrumbel 18 not guilty to possession of marijuana. Clarence E. Williams 25 not guilty to escaping custody with Oct 29 trial. attorneys Nikirk and Nikirk noted for several clients.
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Larry E. Jackson
Phobus Avenue
Shipley's Inc
North Market Street
Jackson
John E. Walters
East Fifth Street
Bob
Richard Allen Dixon
Lester R. Payne
West Patrick Street
Leckemby
Alfred Dove
John Hanson
Richard B. Oram
West All Saints Street
Stanley B. Bowie
RFD
Robert L. Gibson
Lincoln Apartments
South Market Street
Kevin Ambush
David H. Wolfe
Thurmont
Jimmie W. Roop
Cleopatra Campbell
Kenneth H. Bosic
New Windsor
Nikkirk and Nikirk
George Rufus Sexton
Buckeystown
Miss Campbell
Fred Rodger McCrumbel
Libertytown
Nikirk
Clarence E. Williams
Baltimore
Frederick County
Gangland Slaying Probed in D. C. Neighborhood
Police probe a gangland style slaying in Washington D C of Brenda Willis 25 and Francis Harper 36 Sunday near 5400 First Street NE. Willis died on scene Harper died at Providence Hospital after gunshots to head and body. Cocaine and heroin paraphernalia found in their car. Neighbors saw a three man truck leaving. Willis born Harpers Ferry June 16 1946 survived by two children and family. services set Thursday 11 a.m. at Eackles Chapel with burial Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Washington
D.C
Harpers Ferry
Brenda Dianne Willis
Francis Harper
First Street
Harper
Miss Willis
James Luke
Providence Hospital
Charles W. and
Geraldine Gillison Willis
Harpers Ferr
Stacey
Shawn
Mary Gillison
Huel Willis
Norvel Willis
Dayton
Ohio
Douglas Willis
Washington, D.C
Janice
Deborah
April Willis
Eackles Funeral Chapel
E.E. Baltimore
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Wells Family Ties Highlight Local Professional Graduates
Wells, a 1938 LL B graduate from Wake Forest College of Law, serves on Hood College Board of Associates and participates in Frederick Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Farmington Country Club and other local groups. His wife Katharine engages in community affairs. their son Edwin E. Wells Jr. is a Virginia Law School alumnus practicing in New York. Betsy Wells, Hollins College alumna and Pan Am stewardess, is married to Joel 5. Kline who attends Washington and Lee University Law School.
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Page Allege
Wake Forest College of Law
Wells
Hood College Board of Associates
Frederick Rotary Club
Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Farmington Country Club
Frederick Cotillion
Virginia Bar Association
The
Presbyterian Church
RFD 6
Jug Bridge Hill
Frederick
Katharine
Frederick Historical Society
Taskers Chance Garden Club
Edwin E. Wells Jr
University of Virginia Law School
Davis, Polk & Wardwell
New York City
Betsy
Hollins College
Pan Am Airlines
Joel 5. Kline
Washington and Lee University Law School
Hurricane Ginger Heads Toward North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ginger shifted course toward the North Carolina coast with 75 to 90 mph winds and dangerous tides. At 6 am EDT the storm was about 325 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras moving northwest, with gale conditions expected along the coast tonight. Forecaster Ray Kraft noted the hurricane’s size could grow slightly while wind force nears hurricane strength near the shore.
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Ginger
Bermuda
National Hurricane Center
Miami
North Carolina
Wilmington Cape Hatteras
N.C
Kraft
Thieu Orders Saigon Police to Fire Upon Rioters
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu urged police to shoot to kill antigovernment rioters who endanger lives during a period of political danger. spokesman Vu Khanh said Thieu demanded harsh action against violence while protests continued and a bomb targeted a restaurant injuring 24.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vu Khanh
Thieu
National Police
Gia Dinh
le van Tu
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Nedy
Cole
Repuel
Ray Kraft
da Nang
Duong van
Big” Minh
Nguyen Cao Ky
Northern Ireland
Colgate
Cepacol
Schick Instamatic
BAYER
Schick
Latcoetty
Ant
Sett Et
Wise Discount Center
North Market ST
Frederick, MD
Grates
QUYNN
East Patrick ST
Insleys Shoes
Frederick Bank Americard
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