Government gold sale 1975 earns over eighty million dollars
The U S Treasury sold 499500 ounces of gold from the national stockpile to four bidders at 165.05 per ounce earning more than 82 million dollars and marking a successful second sale of 1975. Bidders ranged from banks to private investors with Credit Suisse of Zurich seeking the full amount.
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Ford denies ultimatum to Israel amid Middle East deadlock
President Ford told reporters the United States will not impose a settlement on the Middle East but warned continued deadlock could invite another war. He questioned replacing CIA head William Colby, citing merit in an advisory commission’s view that a career officer not run the agency. He urged caution on congressional probes, saying irresponsible investigations could constrain intelligence sharing.
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