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...possible into gold. Some influential supporters egged him on, and he was likely influenced by the ideas of French Economist Jacques Rueff, who has long lobbied for a worldwide return to the gold standard, and of Foreign Minister Couve de Murville, who can always use another weapon to supplement France's increasingly independent foreign policy. But more moderate minds persuaded De Gaulle against such drastic action, and what started out as a reported $1 billion conversion, in rumors leaked to the press by the foreign ministry, wound up as a $300 million operation-with perhaps more to come...
...singled out the need for additional to supplement the 1964 civil act. Criticizing the act's provisions registration, he suggested the of federal registrars to end against Negro voting...
...found that the average motorist, who had long been in the habit of buying a new car every four years, now buys one every three years-often the family's second or third car. Last year 5,000,000 Americans bought miniature or portable TV sets, mostly to supplement the big sets that they already had. It was also a big breakthrough year for the color TV industry, which added $500 million to the gross national product by marketing 1,400,000 sets, almost twice as many as the year before. Consumers responded with abandon to labor-saving devices...
...easy for the susceptible unborn child to get too much of it: one pregnant woman in Baltimore, who was eating well, drinking a great deal of milk, and taking her prescribed multivitamin capsules, was getting 2,000 to 3,000 units of vitamin D daily along with her sunshine supplement, as against a recommended daily intake of only 400 units, even for a fast-growing child. Dr. Cooke suggested that women check with their doctors on their total vitamin D intake. The striking thing about this form of mental retardation, he noted, is that while it is severe and incurable...
Pico Peak in Rutland is one of the oldest and finest areas in the state. A new Mueller double chair was added two years ago to supplement two T-bars and a J-bar. The late Carl Acker's ski school at Pico was one of the first to bring European technique to North America. The base lodge is small and cheery and a wide variety of ticket plans is available. In nearby Plymouth, Roundtop Mountain will open for business for the first time this year with a 4800 foot double chair and a T-bar. Andree Mead Lawrence...