New international trade settlement debate tests U S aims
AP analysis on how Johnson and de Gaulle clash over postwar monetary reform. Fowler proposes a conference while Britain, the pound bloc, and developing nations seek easier credit. IMF, World Bank roles discussed. consensus calls for reform within two to three years amid shifting economic balances.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
U.S
Henry H. Fowler
U.S. Treasury
Atlantic
Bretton Woods
N.H
Whhich
International Monetary Fund
Fowler
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Burglars Hit Northeast Philadelphia Tavern for Cash
Detectives say two burglars broke into a northeast Philadelphia tavern, cleaned out cash registers and a cash box totaling 1124 dollars, and hid inside until closing. They reportedly escaped by dismantling a door lock that requires an inside key to open.
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Philadelphia
Pacific University seniors present five chipmunks on campus
In Forest Grove Oregon the 19 13 graduating class at Pacific University gave a traditional gift this month five chipmunks. Senior Steve Hillis of Madras battled the critters until they settled on the lush grass and tall oaks of campus.
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Forest
Fawn Finds Adoptive Collie Family at Kennels
An orphaned fawn was rescued at Rebel Springs Kennels in Clarksville Arkansas and adopted by Teresa a collie. The fawn, about four to five days old, joined Teresa and her five puppies plus a Chihuahua puppy for meals as kennel owner Jack Webb coordinated care.
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Clarksville, Ark
Rebel Springs
Teresa
Jack Webb
White fences boost green pastures on Kentucky farms
W. T. Kirby, 63, spends 30 years painting and mending fences around horse farms to make pastures look greener. His contract with Calumet Farm covers about 45 miles of fencing, a project that takes about two months to complete.
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Lexington, Ky
W. T. Kirby
Kirby
Calumet Farm
Production Jobs Rise Hits Near-Record Level in U S
Washington AP President Johnsons top economists note a reversal of a five year drop in production employment with 820000 more workers in goods production, bringing manufacturing jobs to over 18 million. White House sees rising production and service sectors as a sign of stronger economy and rising consumer income.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Goodse
Goldstein
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