Private Demand For Gold Reaches Its Postwar Law
Foreign investors hold nearly 24 billion dollars in the United States, while central banks build reserves and Uncle Sam’s stock drops. Private demand for gold has fallen to a postwar low as the price steadies at 35 dollars an ounce, with investors turning toward stocks and Treasury securities. American investment abroad nears 40 billion overall, and foreigners hold 14.2 billion in liquid U.S. assets, while most U.S. commitments abroad are long term.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Federal Reserve Board
United States
U.S. Treasury
Northern Trust Co. of
Chicago
U.S
Chicago Bank
Dinner Before TV In Howerton Home
In Los Angeles Marie M Howerton dismissed a knife attack charge as a slight scratch after her husband Lawrence G Howerton 33 pledged to keep temper. He faced stabbing accusation for an alleged attack when she watched TV with no dinner. The court reduced the charge to simple assault and considered probation.
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Los Angeles
Howerton
Marie M. Howerton
Larence G. Howerton
Siamese Twins Die During Operation
Siamese twin girls Connie and Bonnie Johnson died during a four hour separation operation at University Hospital in Little Rock Arkansas. Born July 26 they shared a sternum and nearly fused hearts, which doctors had warned limited their maturity if not separated. Their parents Mr and Mrs Virgil Johnson from Pine Bluff Arkansas requested the surgery after being told of the slim chances for survival.
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Little Rock
Ark
Connie
Bonnie
University Hospital
Virgil Johnson
Pine Bluff
Muskogee Company Wins A&M Memorial Contract
Manhattan Construction Co. of Muskogee has won a $150,000 contract to build the Henry G. Bennett Memorial on the Oklahoma A&M campus. The company will construct the chapel at cost as its donation. The memorial honors the late president Henry G. Bennett and his wife, who died in a plane crash in Iran while he directed the Point Four program.
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Stillwater
Manhattan Construction Co
Muskogee
Henry G. Bennett
Oklahoma A&m
J. R. Vandergrift
Vandegrift
Bennett
Iran
Lemmons Speaks To Men's Club At First Presbyterian
Dr Ed Lemmons principal speaker at First Presbyterian church Stillwater Oklahoma A M college attended the clubs fall dinner in the church recreation hall He described his work with Henry Bennett on the Point Four program in Ethiopia and the Near East sharing photos and experiences from his stay there.
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Ed Lemmons
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
First Presbyterian Church
Lemmons
Henry Bennett
Ethiopia
Near East
Priest Blames Leftwing Newsmen for Brainwashing
In San Antonio Jesuit Father William A Nolan of Georgetown University says leftwing journalists and Time magazine promote brainwashing of Americans. He claims their influence is growing, mostly from Washington and New York, and contrasts reader resilience with susceptibility among Texans and Midwesterners as he criticizes media and Hollywood.
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San Antonio
William A. Nolan
Father Nolan
Foreign Service School
Georgetown University
Washington
Time Magazine
St. Mary's Institute
Nolan
New York
Congress
Hollywood
Jap Divers To Discontinue Search For Bodies On Ferry
Kyodo news service reports Japanese divers will end body recovery efforts from the sunken ferry Toya Maru tomorrow if no new recoveries occur. At least 113 passengers remain missing, including 12 Americans, plus 18 crew. the disaster followed a typhoon on Sept. 26. The Army has identified 42 U.S. military personnel who perished.
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Harodate
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Kyodo
U.S
Brownell Considers Tideland Boundary suit test
Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr said the Justice Department is studying how far state tidelands borders extend and whether to sue to test Texas claim to lands up to 10 1/2 miles off its shores under the 1953 act. No decision has been made as the office reviews the issue with Assistant A G J Lee Rankin. Louisiana recently extended its boundary to 10 1/2 miles and offered lands for oil and gas leases but the sale was cancelled. The Texas claim rests on its jointure treaty and Eisenhower administration support. The tidelands dispute helped swing Texas to the Republican column in 1952.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell Jr
Justice Department
Tidelands
Brownell
Texas
Office of Legal Counsel
J. Lee Rankin
Louisiana
Eisenhower
Douglas McKay
Death Overtakes Wheelchair Traveler in California
Rosalind Richard 42 formerly of New Haven died in Duarte California after two years on the road in a wheelchair. Her husband Joseph Richard was beside her as he pushed from New Haven to Totowa New Jersey in March 1952 with $15 in his pocket before an unknown woman provided air fare to Los Angeles.
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Duarte
Calif
Connecticut
California
Rosalind Richard
New Haven
Joseph
Richard
Totowa
N. J
Los Angeles
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Muskogee Company
A&m
Priest
Builders Equipment & Supply CO
E. Gore Lawton
Okla
Tideland Borders
Chantelle Frame
Douglas Optical
Douglas CA
Eda
Onl
Geely
Amie
Oklahoma
Jewelers
AVIS
Zale
America
Dee Saad Aa Ek Lee
Cy Peat
Uae
I Oe
Men — Rahna
Proctor Toaster
Angi Dymond
Southwestern Radio & Sound
Cinebeam
Zenith
Fed. Tax Inc
The
Fairfax
Cinelens
Mchogony Colee
Remington
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