Inner Space Cavern Near Georgetown to Open Soon
A newly discovered cave named Inner Space Cavern near Georgetown Texas will open to the public this summer after drillers hit air while sampling for an overpass site. The site yielded prehistoric mastodons camels and horses near an underground lake, with about 7 000 feet mapped and lighting installed to showcase stalagmites stalactites and flowstones.
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Texas
Associated Press
Georgetown
Tex
Sylvan Turner
Turner
U.S. 81
Temple
Austin
Ernest Landelius
University of Texas
Georgetown Corp
Donald Duncan
Corporation
Bill Fussell
Univer of Texas Speleological Society
Duncan
W. W. Laubach
Laubach
Doyle Clawson
Burnet
Menager
Longhorn
Tom and
George Norsworth
Dallas
Ramsey Clinton
Roselle Girard
University of Texas’ Bureau of Economic Geology
Door To Door Salesmen Face A Big Challenge
In New York AP reports on the tough life of door to door salesmen. The piece captures his fatigue from constant rebuffs and the grind of climbing stairs and knocking on doors. He endures weary remarks from homeowners as he dreams of possible upward lift while facing the risk of breadlines.
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New York
Rate Spiral Of Interest Worries LBJ
President Johnson urged Congress to curb rising interest rates by placing legal ceilings on time deposits of 10 000 or under or 30 000 or under. He argued the dispute between monetary and fiscal authorities shapes policy and public concern this fall as money tightens. Bankers blame monetary tightening for inflation control while fiscal powers resist spending cuts or tax rises. Home builders say high small-deposit rates divert funds from savings and loan associations, impacting mortgage funds.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve
Savings i and Loan Associations
Austerity Comes Again For The British
The British government under Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced an austerity program to curb deficits and stabilize the pound. The plan includes higher sales taxes, tighter consumer credit, and a wage price freeze, with 2 billion pounds cut in government spending, notably in aid and military maintenance. Labor leaders voiced strong opposition, and officials prepared legislation to enact the wage freeze.
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London
Harold Wilson
Eri
Europe
Suez
Wilson
George Brown
Labor
Frank Cousins
Transport and General Workers
Union
Britain
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Ppelt Electric Company
John Adair
Joe Orton
Edgar Higginbotham
Bill Marshall
James Matthews
Charles Wellborn
Chares Turner
Jim Laminack
Las Vegas
Shad Felton
Harris County
Penneys
Lady Towncraft
Penn-Prest
Orig
Penn Prest
Dacron
Dacron Polyester
Orlon
Ty i
Jamaica
Bbc
First National Bank
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