Home Builders Hope 66 To End Their Recession
AP reports 1966 expected to bring recovery for home builders with rising contracts in November for residential construction and improving mortgage demand. Government notes housing starts up while Commerce predicts a record 72.7 billion in 1965 total spending, yet 1965 starts total below 1964.
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Eam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Department of Commerce
Dodge Co
Federal Reserve Board
Savings and Loan
United States Savings & Loan League
Billio
Four Eagle Scout awards awarded to Troop 883 members
Four Eagle Scouts Gerald Bishop Mike Archer Randy Reber and Randy Gardner were honored at a court of honor at Wooster Fire Station. Presenters included Co L Umholtz F E Whitten Dr Lee Liggett and H Par tis. Seventeen others were inducted or awarded ranks and palms, with 18 merit badges earned by a group including Kim Powell Price Poothe Brian Worth Randy Reder Bill Johnston Steve Schweitzer and Richard Worth among others.
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Wooster
Gerald Bishop
Mike Archer
Randy Reber
Randy Gardner
Co. L. Umholtz
F. E. Whitten
Lee Liggett
H. Par Tis
Nathan Shoemaker
Robert Gibson
Kyle, Lippman
Steve Skinner
Kevin Turner
Greg McCullough
Thomas Sharp
Worthy Womack
Jack Hunt
Jonathan Alexander Jay Seligman
David Irons
Charles Smith
Skeeter Orton
R. FL Worth
Bill Johnson
Steve I Schweitzer
Glenn Morris
Bill Griffin
Dana Larpenteur
Mike McKee
Bill Schweitzer
Richard Worth
Kim Powell
Price Poothe
Brian Worth
Randy Reder
Bill Johnston
Lee Sausiley
Glenn Moris
Bill Rosamond
Richard Whaley
Bil Griffin
Richardl. Worth
Bill Wells
Eagle Scouts
Randy Raber
Irving teen dies from accidental gunshot wound
Robert E. Smith 17 of Irving died from an accidental gunshot wound Monday while hunting south of Irving. The Dallas County sheriff's office said he and two other Irving men were hunting when the accident happened.
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Irving (Ap
Robert E. Smith
Irving
Dallas County Sheriff's Office
Smith
Irving City
World Policy Shifts Shape Viet Nam Talks In 1966
AP dispatch notes wavering allied enthusiasm for West Germany and NATO ties, while Soviet aims focus on security and economic goals. Moscow keen on strengthening Western contacts, a Soviet British summit and Viet Nam role loom, with De Gaulle’s stance and Peking’s reactions shaping the expected spring developments.
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William L. Ryan
America
West Ger
de Gaulle
NATO
Viet Nam
Kremlin
China
Houston
U.S
Joe Ingraham
United States
Miami
Fla
Mat Ae
Melvin’ Lane Powers
Moscow
Dade
Manson Hill
Charles
Germany
Atlantic
Ingraham
Asia
Harold Wilson
Peking
U.S.S.R
Yearend Boom Sparks Holiday Spending Across the Nation
Americans rush to buy higher priced goods as personal incomes rise and job pay improves. Wages and factory payrolls push November income to 545.6 billion with ongoing gains, while housing starts climb and construction firms plan further investment. The surge is linked to expectations of inflation, Viet Nam outcomes, and policy cycles from Congress.
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Viet Nam
Congress
20Th Congress
Home Builders Hall
Gam
Johnny Cash to be arraigned in El Paso
Western folk singer Johnny Cash was to appear before US District Judge D. W. Suttle in El Paso on a charge of possession of depressant and stimulant drugs. He was arrested October 4 at the citys airport and released on a 1500 bond. Agents allege he carried 688 dext reline and 475 equanil tablets. La Condamine and Monte Carlo are cited as Monaco towns.
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EL Paso
Johnny Cash
Fred
Sant
Wip Cash
D. W. Suttle
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