Iran Faces Living Space Shortage After Earthquake
TEHRAN AP The earthquake that struck Iran weeks ago left 10 000 dead and highlights the nation’s main problem millions must live in grinding poverty outside Tehran as many as 15 million Iranians suffer in primitive housing despite oil wealth and aid. Critics say the government fails to tackle it while budget deficits and a large army strain finances. Prime Minister Alam reportedly diverted 625 million from the five year plan. some sources say the outback harm is less than feared. Emergency aid may cover reconstruction. the armed force strain remains central. Washington wants further reductions to 150 000 internal security troops even as Lyndon Johnson touts social and economic reform to boost schools housing health and education. Even loyalists doubt the plan will yield results.
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Business Report Shows Mixed Economic Signals From August
New records in corporate profits and personal income boosted optimism, but manufacturing payrolls fell. Retail sales dipped slightly in August while the Dow Jones rose, and projections for the second half point to continued but modest growth. Rosemary Kennedy’s placement in a Catholic home for the retarded, disclosed by Eunice Shriver, is described with family context.
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People Throw Stones At House Of Glass
In Kansas City Missouri James Parker reached into his bucket and hurled a stone, breaking a greenhouse as people threw stones at a glass house scene. The incident was noted with a tense, urgent mood and cites a pattern of provocative behavior around the property.
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Kidnapper Bankston Ruled Insane by Dallas Jury
AP report states James Red Bankston, an auto dealer with troubled family ties, was found insane by a district court jury in Dallas. The verdict bars trial on charges related to alleged kidnapping and harm, with him to undergo state treatment rather than face further proceedings.
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