France doubles gold stock as de Gaulle pursues gold standard
France's Bank of France holds more than 5 billion dollars in gold, rising steadily as President de Gaulle pushes for a return to a gold standard. The U.S. stockpile declines from over 20 billion in 1958 to under 14 billion, while France moves ahead with converting dollars to gold and repaying debts ahead of schedule.
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Europe
U.S
Fort Knox
Bank of France
United States
France
U.S. Treasury
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Britain
Italy
West Germany
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Weekend food shopping guide from USDA and Interior
UPI reports an uneven weekend shopping picture with meat and vegetable supplies varying by region. Roast cuts and corned beef are plentiful nationally while pork shows ham in good supply. broiler-fryers and turkeys remain staple proteins. Vegetables like green beans celery corn onions and potatoes are ample. bananas pears and blueberries lead fruit supplies. fish sticks and canned tuna are plentiful.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Consumer and Marketing Service
Poultry Department
Interstate Highways Pressure Tourism Ahead of Expo
Interstate Highway System reshapes travel, diverting motorists from tourism hubs while states boost welcome centers and promos. Virginia and Texas push hospitality to slow speeds, Utah Iowa and others expand budgets to lure travelers off fast lanes. Local spots like Lake Winnipesaukee, Hoover birthplace and Jeff erson silo gain attention as states court longer visits.
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Turnpike
Paul Cooke
South Carolina Development Board
J. Stuart White
Virginia
Florida
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshire
Georgia
Tom H. Taylor
Texas Highway Department
Texas Highway
Taylor
Davy Crockett
Alamo
San Antonio
Neimen-Marcus
Dallas
Texas
Carolina
South Carolina
William Hardy
Michigan Highway Department
Utah
U.S. Commerce Department
Iowa
House of Representatives
John R. Hansen
Midwest
Vince Caudle
Farm Bureau
America
Caudle
Herbert Hoover
Iowa City
Carillon
Jefferson
Albert
Audubon
T-Bone
Chicago
Marengo
State aid plan aims to coordinate town support in Vermont
A six member task force led by Jonathan N Brownell of the Tax Department outlines a regional plan to provide planning and development information to Vermont towns. The program would use five regional workers under the Development Agriculture and Extension services plus one auditor of accounts liaison to consolidate state agency resources and reduce duplication across New England states.
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Montpelier
Jonathan N. Brownell
Tax Department
Vermont
Development Department
Agriculture Department
AVM Extension Service
Auditor of Accounts
Jay Gordon
SCS
Extension Service
Central Planning Office
New Hampshire
Maine
Federal Agency Assistance
Nome Nightlife Offers 85 Cent Aftercare Special
In Nome Alaska tourists and residents haunt eight bars for night, with the North Star restaurant offering an morning-after special for 85 cents. Tomato juice coffee two aspirins and deepest sympathy comprise the deal as a humorous consolation.
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Nome
Alaska
UPI
The
North Star
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Chester
Manchester Center
Shop Oneida
Food Guide
U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior
United Press International
Main ST. Bennington, VT
Mey
Johnsons
Johnson
THURS
SHEER
Sou
Eveready
Golden Press
Fishman’s
Cox
Wier
Young Men’s
Wyn
Bennington
Wall Street Journal
By Fred Sargent
Burlington
USDA
Soil Conservation Service
Forestry Service
Farmers Home Administration
Grams
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
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