Gold drain and dollar strength in postwar balance
Indications of renewed gold outflow from the United States surface amid global monetary shifts. Officials deny alarm as U S gold stocks, debt payments, and IMF loans influence the balance of payments and potential gold drain. Analysts differ on prospect, noting export strength and ongoing deficits.
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One Of Our Plans Is Missing in Ecuador Crisis
The piece links Ecuador’s political turmoil to Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress. It ties regional strikes and resignations, like Brazil’s Janio Quadros, to reform drives used to qualify for aid. It warns Castro and leftists may exploit austerity to derail the program.
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Ecuador Crisis Tells Of Velasco Fire and Strife
Ecuador faced rising living costs and taxes sparking strikes and riots that led to Velasco's ouster as the army moved in. Since WWII Ecuador had been relatively stable, with rapid modernization in agriculture and industry. Velasco, a four time president, clashed with Vice President Arosemena over ties to the Soviet bloc, culminating in Arosemena's victory and Velasco's removal.
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Mahalia Jackson Concert Moves Hearts in Huntington
Alfred Grant Walton recalls a Huntington Memorial Field House night with gospel icon Mahalia Jackson. He praises her humility and power, notes the reverent atmosphere, and compares her to historical performers while urging faith and personal resolve.
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Broadway Fire Rages as Stars Speak of Losses
New York society notes say Peggy Lee told Basin St East audience her Beverly Hills home survived a forest fire, while Zsa Zsa Gabor celebrated saved dogs despite her own home burning. Janet Leigh plans return from Argentina after a string of family mishaps. Christina Paolozzi jokes about Harper's Bazaar nude, and Chubby Checker draws crowds at a Four Seasons benefit.
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Raleigh Register Publisher and Contact Details Placed Here
Raleigh Register details publisher Beckley Newspapers Corporation and offices at 341 Prince Street Beckley West Virginia with managing editor CJ McQuade and United Press International affiliation. Subscription rates by mail listed for various frequencies and durations with tax and address change instructions.
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Probing Sky Mysteries Poses Problems
New England MB Electronics, a Textron division based in New Haven, evolved from 1938 aircraft work into space exploration support through vibration testing. Their exciters, powered by electronic supplies and likened to hi fi speakers, test components from small electronic parts to 500 ton scale systems for clients like General Electric.
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Japanese scientists make guinea pigs allergic to penicillin
Two researchers at Hokkaido University incubated penicillin with albumin to create a bound compound that sensitizes guinea pigs to penicillin. Alkaline conditions in lab cultures halted binding, while more acidic conditions accelerated it. Human blood from anaphylaxis patients showed capacity to form bound substances, suggesting a peculiar protein may drive severe penicillin reactions.
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Beckley Institute Receives Round Table Gym Gift
In 1721 Beckley Institute students received a gymnasium built by the Round Table Boys. The facility features parallel bars ceiling ladder chest weights and a chinning bar and will be open daily for all to improve their physical condition. Federal Court petit jurors in Charleston include Marshall Bailey and John Prince of Beckley. Parkersburg launches a new daily paper the Gazette Republican in politics.
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