Henry J. Taylor on the dollar and gold crisis
Henry J. Taylor argues the balance of payments is a cover for a deeper gold crisis. He notes low gold reserves, rising claims against them, and criticizes Washington for lacks of a coherent international monetary plan while European creditors hold leverage.
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Henry Fowler
Fowler
Douglas Dillon
Britain
France
Germany
Frankfurt
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de Gaulle
Paper Ballots and Light Elections Highlight Roswell Night
In Roswell the Missouri Avenue School polling site and Goddard High workers kept counting past 1 a.m. with over 700 voters at the long constitutional amendment ballot. County offices stayed busy as election crews faced fatigue and meticulous paper ballot counting amid light turnout elsewhere.
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AL Stubbs
Roswell
Missouri Avenue
Goddard High
Washington Avenue
Elmer Reiman
United States and Soviet Union Win Kashmir Cease Fire Credit
William S. White argues the UN cease fire in Kashmir was only possible through Washington and Moscow. He says joint U.S.-Soviet interests halted fighting, checked Red China, and opened a pragmatic path forward, warning against overreliance on the new alignment.
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Soviet Union
Red China
China
India
Pakistan
Winston Churchill
Britain
Hitler
UN weighs weighted voting to curb UN voting power
United Nations discussions on weighted voting highlight how nations with small populations can still block or drive decisions in the General Assembly while major agencies like IMF IDA and IFC already use weighted systems. In New Mexico the auto plate scheme continues through 1969 offering savings and front end display space. The New Mexico House gains interim committee chairs and outlines shifts in judicial and political leadership with resignations and new appointments. Cecil McIntosh drives case closures in Union and Colfax counties as he begins a six year term.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
State Senate
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
International Monetary Fund
International Finance Corporation
International Development Association
New Mexico
Benny Sanchez
HOUSE
State House of Representatives
Harold Runnels
Earl Parker
Ike Morgan
Legislative Council
Bill Wheatley
Don Hathaway
Hathaway
Socorro
David Norvell
Clovis
Ken Johnston
Sierra
Mat Chacon
Rio Arriba
New Mexico Retail Assn
ENM Fair Parade Praised as Smooth and Festive
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair Board received thanks for a well run parade with fewer undecorated entries. Capitan and Carrizozo bands wore new uniforms and Goddard High impressed in competition as the Lance Studio float was missed. The piece also cautions readers on interpreting Dow Jones averages versus actual market value, noting daily point changes can mislead while long term trends remain useful.
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Friendship Baptist Church
New Mexico State Fair Board
Arade
Capitan
Carrizozo
Goddard High
Lance Studio
Fair
Exchange Magazine
New York Stock Exchange
lIndustrial News Review
Roswell Daily News Staff Details and Publication Info
The notice lists advertising manager Jimmy C. Cox and managing editor Albert A. Stubbs with business manager M. Higginbotham. It states subscription rates by mail in Chaves County and by carrier in Roswell and territory, and notes the newspaper's address at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201. It confirms weekday evenings except Saturday and Sunday morning publication and AP membership.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N.M
Deadfall by Desmond Cory review in brief
A brisk appraisal of Deadfall, noting two suspense types: fast action and mounting emotional pressure among jewel thieves in Spain. Jeye the jewel thief faces partner Moreau and his wife while a tense romance evolves. Cory’s pacing shifts from terse to extravagant, delivering engaging noir energy.
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Desmond Cory
Cory
Spain
Jeye
Moreau
Moreaus
Roosevelt Receives Army Captain Commission Sparks Criticism
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, was granted a captain’s commission in the army specialist reserves on Sept 29 1940. Critics in Congress and the army say he lacks prior military experience while others note he earned a rapid ascent. He joins the air corps and will report to Wright Field Dayton Ohio.
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Roosevelt
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Wright Field
Dayton
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