U S Coins Pass Annual Assay With Flying Colors
The Presidential Assay Commission in Philadelphia tested dimes quarters halves and dollars from last year’s mints in San Francisco Denver and Philadelphia. They weighed melted and examined coins while Pennies and nickels avoided inspection.
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Philadelphia
Commission
Adna G. Wilde Jr
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
San Francisco
Denver
Wilde
American Numismatic Association
Gerda H.M. Birkholz
Forest Park
Iran moves rial to SDR standard with 2 percent band
Iran's central bank said the rial would be pegged to the IMF SDR with a 2 percent fluctuation band around the rial SDR rate. Washington officials doubt this will change oil prices, while Iran joins other exporters cautious about the dollar.
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Tehran
Iran
Washington
Central Bank of
International Monetary Fund
United States
U.S. Treasury Department
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Mohammed Yeganeh
Central Bank of Iran
Rial
Yeganeh
Miami Valley Arts Council to Meet Twice in Franklin
The Miami Valley Arts Council will hold its second organizational meeting tonight at 7 30 at the old Central School building 203 Second Street Franklin. A planning session is set for 7 30 p m next Wednesday at the same location announced Mrs Herbert Swiger chief organizer.
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Miami Valley Arts Council
Old Central School
Second St
Herbert
Donna) Swiger
Congress seeks more fiscal policy control over money supply
In Washington, House and Senate banking chairmen push bills forcing the Federal Reserve to raise the money supply to spur recovery. The plan requires Fed to consult Congress semi annually and target growth amid the recession, drawing opposition from Burns and Simon who warn of harming recovery.
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Congress
Federal Reserve
House
Senate Banking Committees
Fed
Arthur F. Burns
Treasury
William E. Simon
Congressional Record
Senate Banking
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Hubert H. Humphrey
James L. Buckley
Con
Rnoiksy
Committees On Banking
House Banking Subcommittee
Henry Reuss
Iran may invest in Pan Am as White House weighs loan plan
UPI reports a possible presidential approval of Iran funding Pan American World Airways to keep it afloat. Iran could gain a stake while Pan Am helps Iran National Airlines grow and acquire a larger credit line, with broader implications for foreign investment in U.S. firms.
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White House
Iran
Pan American World Airways
U.S
Pan Am
Ford
Atlanta
Carolina
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
United States
State Department
National Security Council
Wall Street Journal
the Journal
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