Gold price surge in Europe sparks new market rush
European markets reacted to Kennedy remarks and Nixon administration hopes by driving gold prices higher. Paris hit 44.28 per ounce, London closed at 42.07, and Zurich at 41.75 as traders bet on potential policy shifts. Experts warned of dollar and pound risk if prices rise further.
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Nixon signals no change in official gold price
President elect Richard Nixon sought to quell expectations of a gold price move amid Treasury prospects. Sources say advisers warned against raising the $35 an ounce price, while bankers and economists discuss currency crisis risks and potential gold price adjustments to avert exchange controls. European demand and speculative reluctance push prices higher.
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Weather Summary for Eastern Regions and Nation
Cloudy today with snow and rain developing this afternoon and evening. Highs in the 30s, tonight 25 to 35. Friday rain or snow ending in the morning and colder, highs again in the 30s. Winds 10 to 20 mph gusty from the north. Eastern Lakes Appalachians and South Atlantic Coast see rain showers, rest of nation fair to partly cloudy. Sunrise 7 14 Sunset 4 33. Middletown rainfall to date 36 61 inches last year 38 65 inches 21
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Menninger warns against blaming TV for violence impact
Dr W Walter Menninger of the Menninger Clinic tells the Nation Commission that healthy people can distinguish reality from fantasy and cautions that television's impact should not be overstated compared with real people.
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Ske Times Berald CooerPD Vol. 13 No. 121
The sample imprecise newspaper header lists the Ske Times Berald CooerPD volume issue date and publication details. It notes daily publication Monday through Saturday by Orange County Publications Division of Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc with address in Middletown New York and rates for single copy carrier and mail circulation.
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Defiant Sorbonne students occupy Paris in protest
More than 3,000 students seized the Sorbonne in defiance of the government with a hard core of about 500 militants remaining after rapid action by police. The move follows Prime Minister de Murville’s televised warning that such occupations would not be tolerated amid rain-soaked, tense scenes around the three-block campus.
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On the Inside Defense Contracts Unaffected by Campus Riots
State faced potential losses of defense spending totaling about 1.25 billion dollars if the Vietnam War ends, while other pages discuss Brooklyn's Stanley Steingut near to Assembly minority leadership and Lindsay’s plan to invoke Taft-Hartley to end a fuel oil strike in New York City.
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