Readers Questions Answered by The Gazette Focus
The Gastonia Gazette presents a Q and A with reader queries on topics from Belmont teachers and grandfather clauses to Faye Emerson birth details and emergency vehicle rights. It cites Superintendent Hill Brown, local fire chief John Farris, and IRS guidance, plus home upkeep and minor civic issues.
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Gold Price Panic Grips Paris Market Amid High Rates
Paris witnesses a sharp rise in gold prices to 1 400 francs per kilogram as the Bank of France intervenes to curb demand while London and German markets suspend trading. De Gaulle intersects with finance officials amid talks on monetary instability and broader European responses to the surge.
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McCarthy Moves To Foil Kennedy In Democratic Race
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy seeks to preempt a Kennedy bid by entering May 7 Indiana and June 4 South Dakota primaries and boosting his California strength. McCarthy expects Kennedy to announce soon and fears a Kennedy challenge could split anti Johnson opposition and aid the president.
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Senate approves bill to lift gold cover Johnson era measure
The Senate sent to the President a bill to remove the 25 percent gold cover on U.S. currency and free U.S. gold reserves for ammunition use while keeping excise rates on telephones and autos. The measure aims to curb inflation and trim the federal deficit as speculation flares on gold prices. The Finance Committee endorsed an excise tax package, while a separate income tax hike proposal was rejected 4 to 8. Senator John J. Williams pledged to reoffer the tax cut plan in the Senate debate.
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Kennedy Won't Back President In 1964 Nomination
Senator Robert F. Kennedy told the New York Times he could not support President Johnson for renomination. He said he would decide in a few days whether to run, weighing a possibly active bid against his war and other issues. Kennedy indicated he might cooperate with Eugene McCarthy, who recently won 42 percent in New Hampshire.
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London Market Closes Amid Gold Buy Rush and Rate Hikes
U.S. moves to halt gold buying in Europe with a higher discount rate to 5 percent and an emergency seven-nation meeting. London market delays trading as Canada raises rates and Queen Elizabeth proclaims a bank holiday. U.S. Congress acts to remove gold backing, freeing dollars overseas, while Treasury and Fed seek orderly exchange rates and coordinated actions.
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Losses On Market Open Hit Trading Active Start
News notes losses outnumbering gains at the market open with several stocks showing declines. Opening prices included Benga off 1/8 at 67 1/4, Ford down 1 3/8, General Time off 1 3/8 at 30, Sunshine Mining down 1/8 at 46, Bethlehem Steel at 29 44, and other listings amid active trading.
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Dennis Day explains why his favorite words are Yes jlewse
Local newspaper tease notes Day, a singer and comedian, will discuss his preferred phrase Yes jlewse in the Lealen feature on Page 34. Also mentions bankers commenting on Europe gold buying trends on Page 1B and a planning board decision to rezome Gardner Park for luxury apartments if a road is built with details on Page 18.
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Area Activities Schedule for Local Groups
Activities in our area list events at Fray 190 and p.l.-Hed Creeg Bloadmobile, South Mariatta Street Baptist Church. Gamtonia Masonic Temple No 363 hosts first degree trials on Saturday evening. Visitation at Schiele Museum of Natural History includes a nature program at 3 p.m. and a planetarium show at 7 p.m. St Patrick s Day Dance invites members and guests.
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