London Gold Market Quiet Ahead Of IMF Auction
The London gold market has stayed orderly ahead of next Wednesday's IMF auction. Prices hovered around 114 to 116 dollars an ounce as dealers expect a higher average than the previous 109.40, with some predicting up to 112. Analysts discuss IMF sale methods, including weekly auctions or daily London trading, amid hopes for orderly execution.
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Soviet Industry Outpaces Target Yet Falls Short of Past
Moscow reports 1976 industrial output rising 4.8 percent in the last nine months, ahead of the target but well below earlier years. Tass cites data from the Central Statistics Board noting oil, electricity, coal and steel exceeded planned figures.
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Catholic-Jewish dialogue praised amid tensions after Vatican II
In the decade after Vatican II relations between Catholics and Jews improved, with Rev. Edward Flannery lauding progress at an Isaiah Award luncheon. He warned against reciprocalism and stressed ongoing commitment to dialogue, despite critiques from Rev. Andrew Greeley about anti Catholic sentiment in the Jewish community. He returns to Providence as diocese resumes leadership of clergy education.
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