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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1964

Page

3

Gold price rise and US steps to protect gold reserves

Gold on the London market edged higher after a period of levelling as the United States broadens measures to deter foreign draining of American gold reserves. In August the Exchange Stabilization Fund added 28 million dollars to holdings while Treasury reserves held steady. In September London prices rose 30 cents an ounce and this week reached 35 dollars 11 25 per ounce with the official US Treasury price at 35 dollars. Foreign central banks may buy US gold, and past pressures in 1960 showed reserves can fall when prices climb.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York London U.S U.S. Exchange Stabilization Fund Treasury US Treasury London Free Market

US gold reserves steady as IMF helps shield Treasury

The Federal Reserve Bulletin shows end of August totals including reserves rising to 15.657 billion dollars from 15.633 billion in August 1963, with peak in April 1964. US authorities credit a club of 10 leading nations and IMF support for limiting currency drains. The IMF arranged a new 100 million in currency swaps, bringing total swaps to 400 million. These swaps let foreign central banks exchange currencies for dollars, reducing gold purchases.

Federal Reserve Bulletin U.S Treasury International Monetary Fund United States

Bees in Your Auto and Deep Tone Towels Care

Dear Polly offers tips on bee in a moving car avoidance using cloth to swat and shake out intruders. Also shares laundry guidance for deep toned terry towels including color run guidance, proper rinsing steps, water temps, and avoiding ironing to maintain softness and fluff.

Polly Cramer Terry

Polly Pointers and Homemaking Ideas Spotlight

Readers send homemaking tips to Polly at the News-Post for a chance to win a silver dollar if Polly uses the idea. University officials note planning for conferences and adult education programs at University College, with centers and extensions across the state and overseas. A Fort Pierce pharmacist was cut by a falling wash tub, needing stitches after the accident in a utility room.

Polly News-Post University College Fort Pierce Fla (Ap Joseph Adair Adair

Education Center To Open This Fall In College Park

The University of Maryland announced a 2 million dollar adult education center, about 98 percent complete, set to open later this fall. It will house about 200 people overnight, with a coffee shop, kitchen, dining rooms, offices, and conference rooms on the first floor, and 116 air conditioned guest rooms with private baths on the top four floors. local motel owners have complained about the new facility.

College Park University of Maryland

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