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Newspaper

Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1974

Page

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Americans Buy Gold: First Legal U.S. Sale in 41 Years

The first legal sale of gold bullion to Americans in 41 years begins Dec 31 as economists forecast up to $5 billion in purchases in early 1975. The piece explains mechanics, pricing, risks, and storage options across retailers, banks, and brokers, with government reserves auctioning 2 million ounces Jan 6 and details on purity, assays, and minimums.

U.S Rls Louise Cook Associated Press Federal Reserve Board Office of the Comptroller of the Currency Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Savings and Loan Associations United States General Services Administration London N.M. Rothschild & Sons New York Chicago

Parkinson Tells Of Assuring Burglars

Washington AP Parkinson admitted he relayed assurances to the Watergate burglars that commitments would be honored though he said he did not know if any payments were made for silence. He recounted meetings with John Dean II and William Bittman and cited Dean's instruction to deny knowledge of commitments while claiming they would be fulfilled. He described a June 1972 talk with Jeb Magruder about the break in and asserts Mitchell doubted the story Magruder gave.

Securities and Exchange Commission Engelhard Minerals & Chemical Corp Handy and Harman Washington Watergate Kenneth Www Parkinson White House John W. Dean II Dean E. Howard Hunt William O. Bittman Bittman Hunt White House and Nixon Reelection Committee Robert C. Marcian Arizona Jacob Stein Nixon Democrats Jeb Stuart Magruder Magruder Ken Atty John N. Mitchell John W. Dean Mitchell

Oil Costs Till Balance Of Payments

The United States posted a $3.6 billion third quarter deficit in its balance of payments, the second largest for any three months. High foreign oil costs worsened the position, with nine month 1974 deficit at $4.3 billion. Long term private capital outflows rose by $1 billion, and there was a $50 million US foreign investment deficit. A possible Aramco payment and a rise in direct investments abroad to $2 billion were noted, along with a newborn in Wellsville.

Washington United States Commerce Department Arabian American Oil Co Aramco U.S

Key Biscayne Road Won't Be Closed

Former President Richard M. Nixon, C. G. Bebe Rebozo, and neighbors failed to convert Bay Lane near the former Key Biscayne presidential compound into private property. The Dade County Commission voted to keep the street open as federal security ends. Rebozo reported a burglary at his Key Biscayne Bank with no arrests yet.

Miami, Fla Richard M. Nixon C.G Bebe Rebozo Key Biscayne Presidential Compound Nixon Robert Abplanalo Bay Lane Dade County Commission

Brinegar to Depart as Transportation Secretary

Secretary of Transportation Claude Brinegar will resign effective February 1 1975. He leaves without naming a successor and notes he will return to the private sector. Brinegar, a former Union Oil executive, is among Ford cabinet members from the Nixon era stepping away.

Washington Claude Brinegar Ford William Saxbe India Richard M. Nixon Union Oil Co

DuPont Plant in Moberly to Expand and Add Space

DuPont will expand its Moberly plant with 80,000 more square feet for manufacturing and warehousing. Construction starts next year and should finish in about two years. The plant, opened in 1969, now employs about 150 workers and will boost automotive refinishing product production.

Moberly DuPont

Chance Co. 74 Earnings Surpass ’73

A.B. Chance Company expects 1974 sales to exceed 100 million, up from 91.6 million in 1973, with earnings per share rising from 1.31. For the first nine months of 1974, earnings were 1.33 per share on 89.8 million in sales versus 0.94 on 68.2 million in 1973. The firm switched to LIFO in most U.S. operations in Q3. The Houston steel pole plant turned profitable in 1974 and supports profits. Senate committee approved Majorie Lynch nomination for deputy administrator of the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration.

Kansas City A.B. Chance Company Lc, Hansen Kansas City Financial Analysis Society U.S Hansen Houston Mr. Hansen Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Majorie Lynch

Being Firstborn Helped Save Girl Sextuplet

SAN JOSE Calif AP firstborn Jolene Rene survives after premature birth of sextuplets three months early. Her sister and brothers died from lung and postnatal complications. Doctors say being born first and early membrane rupture aided lung maturity. Jolene remains on a respirator but stable and receiving donor breast milk.

San Jose Calif Charlotte Lange Jolene Rene Alvin Valley Medical Center Jason Brian Lange James Harrod Harrod

Hi Way R-3 Christmas Program Set for Thursday Night

The Hi Way R-3 School will present its annual Christmas program Thursday at 7 30 p m Entitled Stara Over Christmas the show features heavenly stars recalling favorite seasons with scenes from Christmas today an old fashioned Christmas medieval England 13th century Italy and the first Christmas All R-3 students perform Music teacher Mrs Dayton Kingsriter directs the presentation

Hi-Way R-3 England Italy Dayton Kingsriter

President Ford lights Christmas tree at White House ball

President Ford illuminated a 42 foot Colorado blue spruce on the ellipse with thousands of lights. He spoke of peace and national well being and hosted a White House Christmas ball for about 900 guests, noting the holiday decorations and a Michigan tree shared the limelight.

Washington Ford Colorado Hunlock Creek White House 93Rd Congress Michigan

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