Inflation Control In Vietnam Affects U.S. Spending
The article notes Americans in South Vietnam are urged to curb spending to avoid inflation, with Westmoreland’s piaster-control program and U.S. expenditures highlighted. It cites about 320 million dollars spent by the U.S. government inside Saigon plus large outlays abroad, and questions what happens when the U.S. military leaves.
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Will Am C. Westmoreland
U.S
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Saigon
Ap Dai
Chicago
US Agency For International Development (Aid
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Gold Usage Said Rising in U S Treasury Sales
Treasury data show domestic gold consumption rising due to greater jewelry demand from a growing population and higher wedding ring purchases, plus heavy use in space and defense electronics. Policy allows selling gold at 35 per ounce to foreign buyers, while domestic industry buys over 100 million annually.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Bond Without Connery Heads for New Era
AP writer Bon Thomas reports that producers Broccoli and Saltzman plan to continue the James Bond series without Sean Connery. They seek a British actor for the next Bond, with filming set to begin August 1968 in Europe. The move follows Connery’s disengagement from the role, while noting strong international box office for prior entries.
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Cubby” Broccoli
Harry Saltzman
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Broccoli
James Bond
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Saltzman
Au Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Switzerland
England
France
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