Bright economic outlook for 1963 sparks optimism
The first week of spring quarter showed strong momentum across steel and auto sectors with production rising for nine straight weeks and analysts forecasting a third banner year for autos. Unemployment fell to 5.6 percent in March, retail sales set February records, and manufacturers’ new orders reached a $34.6 billion high.
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Labor Department
Internal Revenue Service
New York City
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Commerce
Luther H Hodges
United States
U.S
Security and Exchange Commission
Wall
National Mediation Board
Commerce Department
Ohio austerity drive draws broad criticism and support
In Columbus, Governor Rhodes pushes no new taxes to erase an $80 million deficit, scale payrolls and curb welfare subsidies while touting job creation. Critics call it meat ax style restraint as Democrats denounce cuts and praise for fiscal responsibility, with debates over efficiency drives and budget projections shaping state policy.
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Meat Ax
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Helen
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Echo Chamber
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Krabach
U.S
Virgin Islands
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Barnesboro
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Denver White
White
Ohio Senate
House
Lincoln
Washington
Frank King
Toledo
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DiSal
Humble Oil Plans Massive Industrial Complex at NASA Site
Humble Oil and Refining Co outlines a large land development near Clear Lake to support an industrial complex. The plan envisions about 15,000 acres for industrial use, with 7,500 acres for residential and 2,500 for commercial, costing around $500 million and affecting local growth and schools. Del Webb Corp. and Friendswood Development Co. collaborate, with John B. Turner Jr. coordinating the West Ranch project.
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Clear Lake
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Friendswood Homes
Baytown
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Hum
Ble Oil and Refinery Co
Vast
del Webb Corp
West Ranch
Friendswood Devel
New York essays on health habits and everyday life
A collection of quippy opinions on medicine overuse, exercise, sleep, and daily annoyances, interwoven with an Austin Texas industrial growth talk. It contrasts personal health choices with broader economic projections, noting 3000 new jobs and a multi‑million rise in income and retail activity from industrial expansion around Houston and Harris County area by 1980.
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Lumer
Baytown
Houston
Turner
Texas Industrial Commission
West Ranch
Harris County
NASA
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