Gold and the Gold Standard Crisis in 1966
The piece argues gold holds a volatile place in US policy as 1965 saw a $1.579 billion drop in government gold stock and 1966 opens with $13.809 billion in supplies. It notes heavy foreign demand, calls out France and Russia for hoarding and paying in gold, warns of an uncertain dollar, and suggests gold shares or mining stocks as hedges with a Forum exchange. It includes a dialogue prompt asking readers to name gold shares.
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America
Congréss
United States
France
S. Ve
Amer
Russia
Washington
Columbia University
New York
Stratton Named Superintendent of Death Valley Monument
Rep Harald T Johnson announces John W Stratton will become superintendent of Death Valley National Monument succeeding John A Aubuehan effective January 30. Johnson, a California representative, disclosed the appointment on Monday and outlined Stratton's forthcoming duties at the site.
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Washington
UPI
John W. Stratton
Death Valley National Monument
Harald T. Johnson
Trainmen Barred From Strike After Arbitration Ruling
A federal judge in Washington issued a temporary restraining order delaying a possible strike by the AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pending a hearing next Monday on the 1963 federal arbitration that allowed railroads to eliminate thousands of jobs. Congress had mandated the arbitration to settle a dispute involving 85 railroads in the West and Southeast, with the deadline expiring at midnight tonight.
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Washington
Tax Filing Made Simple With Federal Form
W-2 tax filing guidance explains employer duties and how to use standard deductions and tax tables. It covers Form 1040 vs 1040A, head of household, surviving spouse, credits, and when to file the short form for incomes under $5,000.
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Reed
Jess
Automation Declared No Job Threat Report
A presidential commission study on automation will deliver a consensus report stating technological change poses no major employment threat beyond what strong economic measures can address. Labor members had objected to an earlier version but reportedly agree overall, with notes indicating unresolved points in lengthy footnotes.
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Washington
Presidential Commission
White House
Budget plan aims to revamp economy with new fiscal path
President proposes a $111 billion 1965 budget starting July 1 to spur faster tax collection and stronger growth. The plan envisions reduced deficits, higher pre tax corporate profits, and a shift toward inflation restraint while maintaining growth. Aimed at speeding Treasury receipts, the budget relies on broader taxes and deliberate spending adjustments to sustain a vigorous, noninflationary expansion.
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New York
Washington
Stima Jsumer
Siaise
National Association of Securites
Seowaa
Esace Inc
Ltalks Offiien
Erda Land Co Ltd
Feria
Bank of
Tatesta Ve BK of
Los Angeres
Ait Gekins van Stor
Bonania Air
Bowater Poser
Geert Brewica
Wyla Treasury
Chaicrat-Gen
Colwell Co Wit
Continental Bank
Ra Gas & Water
Ruckel
Ees
Fordener
Es Poli Cn
Lincoln
Arrowneadt
Apia
Isi Surey
Belthe Viet Nam
Johnson
Bahlion
Heleurineas
Toscan
Toscan. Ue Naecerkire Ae
Aijes
Bedenteagir
Jefferson Sid Lf
Staiogarkchice
Berwin
Frome Lirsteum
Walinnal
Linuld Gay
Roberton
Suil
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Union Pire Racal Far Rockwell Aia Ie
Yeostern
Hedro
Ty Rotter
Boel
Bocene
Rees
Candy Bo
Chrtinental Dev
Bos
Strata Indus Fs
Bankers Trust Oi
Er Chemical Bank
Farmer Bros
Bestontoro
Tibet
Erice
Birek
Bank LA
Unitea Cal Ak Ant
Eaton Ek
Aitant San Ae
Moire Financial
Pome
Sura
Ital Zee Ate
Woman MP Stricken in Birmingham Brain Hemorrhage
In Birmingham Edgbaston MP Edith Pitt Conservative is reported critically ill after a brain hemorrhage. The article notes her party and seat as well as scattered details about poultry and eggs. The readable content emphasizes Pitt's sudden illness during a Tuesday report from the region.
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Birmingham
England
Edith Pitt
Birminghsm Edgbaston
Markets or a Glance EW York
An abbreviated market glance highlights current moves in stocks and bonds. Traders monitor early intraday shifts, with attention to major indices and notable corporate results shaping sentiment.
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