Word: crediters
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Dixie headed for Las Vegas, where she helped him dye his blond hair a reddish-brown. Deciding that they didn't have enough money to get married after all, they began driving aimlessly, headed for Utah, where Boggs bought gas on the outskirts of St. George with a credit card belonging to Victim Willis...
...border with Tibet; Peking proved generous, handing over to Pakistan about 750 sq. mi. of disputed territory. As the Pakistanis turned willing, the Chinese turned eager. Trade expanded; an agreement was reached for Pakistan International Airlines to make biweekly flights between Karachi and Canton; China advanced a $60 million credit to Pakistan...
...would be safe on a campaign swing through French Canada. But tempers cool, and now 1,200 citizens turned up in Ste. Perpétue (pop. 1,160) to cheer his campaign promises: abolition of the 11% sales tax on farm machinery, training schools for farmers, low-interest farm credit. Everywhere, he pecked away at the scandals singeing Mike Pearson's administration. "This government," he said, "is trying to make a banana into a backbone...
...Herald Tribune City Editor Stanley Walker, "doubtless deserves better from fate than he has received. He is completely anonymous. His job usually is monotonous. His deft touches with a pencil may raise a story out of the ordinary, but it is the handsome, much-publicized reporter who gets the credit. The copyreader sits on the rim of the horseshoe desk, does his stint, and then goes home...
...basically favors reforming the monetary system by increasing the amount that each industrial nation would contribute to the IMF and broadening the IMF's lending powers, thus insuring an increased supply of money and credit. It has been against many of the details of both the Triffin plan and the French cru because both would completely displace the dollar in international trade, but it is now coming around to the idea of an international currency. Fowler insists that any new currency must supplement?and not supplant?the dollar and the pound. The dollar must maintain its position as the world...