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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1965

Page

7

Fowler Named Treasury Secretary Amid Economic Worries

Washington reports Henry H. Fowler steps into the Treasury as C. Douglas Dillon leaves. Fowler faces cutting unemployment without inflation and stabilizing the world monetary system to fund growing trade. Dillon warns of a viable path for gradual tax cuts and moderates deficits while stressing a strong economy outlook.

Washington UPI Henry H. Fowler Secretary of the Treasury Fowler the Treasury White House Dillon

Army Mapping Earth With Space Satellites

The Army reports a three satellite earth mapping system in orbit from Vandenberg AFB California. Two satellites travel west to east and one orbits east to west, aiding precise landmark pinpointing in Okinawa and Ryukyu islands. Data will refine distances between major cities and assist targeting in remote areas for ICBMs. The trio use Secor technology for sequential range collection. Interstate tax pact approved in Congress sets terms for taxation of motor fuels used by interstate buses.

Washington Army Earth Pale Globe Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Okinawa Ryukyu San Francisco Honolulu Denver Red China United States Secor Congress UPI House Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Pennsylvania Maryland District of Columbia

Woolco to Open 26 Full Line Stores This Year

Woolworth Co. announced plans to open 26 Woolco full line department stores in 1968 and early 1969. Chairman Robert C. Kirkwood spoke before the New York Society of Security Analysts, noting Woolco sales currently exceed a rate of 100 million dollars a year and aim for 300 million by 1970. A Woolco store also opened in Memphis, bringing the total to 17.

New York UPI) Co F. W Woolworth Co Searly New York Society of Security Analysts Robert C. Kirkwood Woolco Memphis

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