Government Winds Up Another Year of Surplus and Red Ink
Washington reports the government ends the year with a near surplus in the balance of payments for April to June while the federal budget runs a deficit. Preliminary figures show a surplus abroad and a budget deficit around 3.8 billion for fiscal 1965, with debt near 317 billion.
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Adren Cooper
Washington
U.S
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Market brightens with two strong sessions after sluggish week
After a slow week, traders posted two sharp sessions in New York. Monday saw the worst drop since JFK's assassination, while Tuesday shares surged with blue chips leading gains though none hit new highs. Volume rose to 10.49 million on the NYSE as the tape lagged several minutes.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
York Stock Exchange
U S Expands Attack Strategy in Viet Nam War
The United States appears to have broadened its attack plan against Viet Cong forces in South Vietnam. A paratrooper strike near Saigon, recommended by Gen. Westmoreland and approved by President Johnson, signals a shift beyond previously stated limits with ground combat roles for U S troops to assist Vietnamese forces under urgent need.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Saigon
William ©. Westmoreland
U.S
Johnson
Westmoreland
State Department
White House
da Nang
Mili
Government reports spark swings in smoking and economy
The Agriculture Department reports cigarette consumption rose to 533 billion for the year ending today, 24 billion above last year after a pre report dip. Commerce Secretary John T. Connors says the economy showed a strong advance in April through June with gains in personal income, employment, industrial production and retail sales, though he noted the stock market as a potential weakness. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson introduces a bill to create natural sanctuaries for native birds, fish and mammals amid species threatened with extinction. AID investigates two life insurance policies on officer Gustav C. Hertz, with a third applicant listed as beneficiary, tied to the officer captured in February by Viet Cong.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Washington (Ap
John T. Connor
U.S
Connor
Warren G. Magnuson
Washington Democrat
Interior Department
Agency For International Development
John Kane
Public Information Office
Gustav C. Hertz
Leesburg
Public Administration
Saigon
Kane
Viet Nam
Postmasters Gather for 3 Day Moorhead Meet
Over 250 Minnesota postmasters registered for a three day meeting of the state Association of Postmasters in Moorhead. At the closing session on Thursday David R. Trevithick of Salt Lake City president of the National Association of Postmasters will speak.
GOP Finance Chiefs Shake Money Trees for Dole
Gen. Lucius D. Clay named national finance chairman as Langorne Washburn becomes acting director. Bliss pressed for centralizing fund raising with Sen. Morton and Rep. Wilson promising cooperation. Washburn to serve dual roles as a test run. Parkinson and Yeager oversee regional chairs after Bliss selected a successor.
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National Finance
Senate
House
Republican National Committee
Lucius D. Clay
Langorne Washburn
National Finance Committee
Washburn
Clay
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Rep
Bob Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Boosters Club
House Committee
Congress
Ieverett M. Dirksen
Republican State Chairmens’ Association
Wirt A. Yeager Jr
Mississippi
Craig Truax
Pennsylvania
Heaviest Summer Traffic Expected Over 4th Weekend
Minnesota Highway Commissioner John R K Jamieson warns fourth of July motorists face heavy summer traffic. He says most issues come from drivers in a rush to reach and return home. He urges alert, safe driving to handle added hazards.
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ST. Paul
John RK. Jamieson
Minnesota
Jamieson
Surfboard riding thrills Captain Easy on vacation
The Austin Daily Herald invites readers to follow Captain Easy's adventure filled life as he enjoys surfboard riding on vacation. Subscribe to daily delivery to any vacation address and never miss an episode.
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Easy
Austin Daily Herald
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