Free Gold Market Could Ease Monetary Strains
The piece notes American gold miners seek a free market or subsidy. it argues against subsidies while favoring freeing gold prices. It discusses Roosevelt's 1933 $35 an ounce price, Bretton Woods ties, U.S. gold reserves, and the Kennedy era IMF steps, warning of continued production shortfalls and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
South Dakota
Homestake
Philippines
Arizona
U.S. Treasury
George A. Nugent
Nevada
America
Bretton Woods
Alger Hiss
U.S
International Monetary Fund
One Railroad Stands Alone In Featherbedding Debate
The Southern Railway faces a strike threat over featherbedding with no new firemen hired as older workers retire. It guards 18,000 employees and favors attrition while awaiting Rifkind Commission guidance. The New Haven’s finances threaten harsher outcomes if a nationwide rail stoppage occurs.
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Southern Railway
Dixie
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi
Southern
B. W. Brosnan
National Firemen’s Organization
Sys
Eloyto
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New Haven
Simon Rifkind
Clay Doctrine reshapes foreign aid debate in Senate
Article argues Senator Lausche and General Clay redefine U S foreign aid policy. It criticizes Tito's socialism and warns that the Clay Doctrine would bar aid to socialized or nationalized industries and to Communist regimes, affecting India and Yugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius Clay
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clay
Free World
Sen
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
United States
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
Red Bloc
Tito
India
U. S. Steel Corp
Agency For International Development (Aid
Senator Lausche
General Clay
Latin America
Congress
Making Of A Conservative A Grass Roots Spree
In a satirical account, Conwright visits a Human Events event at the Statler Hilton and seeks to join a conservative movement. An organizer tests his views on fluoridation, Kennedy, the Supreme Court, Eisenhower, taxes, and social programs, revealing the movement's strict lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Statler-Hilton
Human Events
Bobby Kennedy
Supreme Court
Communist Debate Mirrors Stalin Khrushchev Split with Mao
The piece compares Khrushchev's split with Mao to Stalin's with Trotsky, noting restraint amid danger and shared tactics. It argues Russia's doctrine of building power first and warns that a nuclear conflict would devastate both nations, while China seeks peaceful coexistence despite criticism from rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Khrushchev
Trotsky
Mao
Russia
Hitler
Khevshchev
Arizona memory of 1880s Apache attack on a hackel house
Joseph J. Roberts recalls a 1883 Apache assault near Alma on the Arizona border when 16 men and women hid in a ranch house later abandoned after boundary disputes placed the area in New Mexico. The corral and mud thatch roofed hackel home, built of ground-set pickets, are described with the site now vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Roberts
Tucson
Roberts
Alma
N.M
Arizona
New Mexico
Deficits and debts loom over Kennedy era agenda
The article cites President Kennedy predicting a 1963 budget deficit of 6.2 billion, far from earlier estimates, and warns deficits threaten the American way of life. It notes a 306 billion dollar public debt, 133 billion in interest since 1930, and a $3.3 billion annual international payments deficit alongside dwindling U S gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
White House
Treasury
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry L
Tax Waste at Home for NIH Baboon Colony Bill
The NIH has spent 61 985 to support a baboon colony, illustrating domestic tax waste. The remark notes not all tax money is wasted abroad, as some funds are used in this U S government project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institutes of Health
Daily Devotion Reflects God's Entry as Savior
A devotional note cites Luke 1 79 and Isaiah's imagery to describe God entering human history as incarnate holy love in Jesus Christ. It asks for grace to receive this gift and ends with a prayer for guidance and blessing. Tucson Council of Churches provided the text.
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God
Isaiah
Jean
Christ
Sourtesy
Tucson
Council of
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Dennis the Menace
John Chamberlain
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New York City
Boston
New England
Rifkind Commission
Southern Railroad
Holmes Alexander
Yugoslavia
J. F. Kennedy
Art Buchwald
Dwight Eisenhower
Conwright
By James Marlow
Nikita Khrushchev
Mao Tzettng
Joseph Stalin
Leon Trotsky
Lenin
Communist Party Congress
Europe
China
Albert R. Buehman
By Lyle
Wilson
Sam
Marshall Plan
Repu
Jerses
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