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ill 875anksplet luet m ft merchant cut*price* to attract customers. Britain has cut by 14.3 per cent the price foreigners must pay for Its goodb. If It works, It could be a springboard to pros* parity; If It doesn't,iffbreignersdon't buy, It could prove a slide to bankruptcy*Uneasiness over the devaiua-tton of the pound and specula* tlon that the United states can't hold the price of gold at $35 an ounce caused a record rush at the end of the week to buy gold In the bullion markets of Western Europe, a broad movement to change paper money for the solidity of metal. London deal* ers said gold-buying orders were arriving in “near panic proportions and Paris reported sales 10 times above normal. In Washington, however, the Treasury Department stood firm behind President Johnson's Nov. 18 pledge to maintain the value of the U.S. dollar In terms of gold*The Senate-passed a social Security bill Wednesday, granting 15 to 58 per cent Increases for present beneficiaries and larger boosts for those retiring in the future* It also Increased the Social Security tax rates. The bill now goes to conference with the House, which passed a different version. ^The Trans World Air lines Con* valr 880 was coming In for a landing at Greater Cincinnati Airport during what was described as an “Intense localized snow shower* Coming In from the northwest, It crossed the Ohio River south to the airport, then sheared through the tree-tops and plunged Into an apple orchard, ll/z miles from the airport* The plane exploded and burned. Sixty-seven of the 82 persons aboard were killed* Survivors said they had no warning of impending trouble*DEATHS Mrs. Estes Keuver, widow of the Tennessee senator, died Monday night In Washington, apparently of a heart attack. She was 58*RONALD STRONGrNeah Bay news♦ pe /Neah Bay organization remembers service menNeih Bay servicemen are not forgotten,Mall Call Neah Bay, an or. ganleitlon of mothers, wives and all who await the return of the soldiers, sailors, marines and air force men, isROBERT AKINDOUGLAS SMITHRODNEY HILDENcollecting packages, writing let. ’ers and preparing newsletters for the men In service.Contributions of Christmas packages for the servicemen are being collected at Washburn’s !n Neah Bay, Items neededinclude pre-eweetened Kool AM, peanuts, chawing gum, pocket-books, hard candy, stationary, pens, unscented soap, nallcltpe, decks of cards, toothbrushes, cookies and canned fruit.Packages should be wrapped in Christmas wrapping*DAVID LUCASCLIFFORD JOHNSON, JR.10'li-AVCECIL CHUKAJAY SAWYERLA VERN McCAHTYGLENN W, JOHNSON.1Got Your Copy FrooWhat You Should Knovy About Carpet— the first comprehensive guide to the selec*. tion, purchase and care of carpet. A regular 95C value at your oewsstand. Over 200pages—16 pages of full-colorillustrations, plus dozens of others in black and white. It's yours free. Just clip this ad and bring it in to us. Quantities are limited, so don't delay.BIII’S CUSTOM SHOPNooylOlLtMfMTERRENCE ARNOLDWEBSTER JOHNSON. JR.WILBUR CLAPLANHOO
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Port Angeles Evening News
Port Angeles, Washington, US
Sun, Nov 26, 1967
Page 11
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