Twelve Economists Predict 1968 Growth Slows After Midyear
A panel of twelve economists at the National Industrial Conference Board foresees the US economy expanding through 1968 but slowing in the second half. They project GNP up 7.5 percent to 842 billion, with inflation easing and taxes and defense outlays rising, unemployment edging up to 4.3 percent.
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Blame Imperialists The Industrial Production Index
The London AP report notes a 3.4 percent rise in the consumer price index this year against a 2.8 percent increase in 1967. It mentions theft of two knockers valued at $0.20 each and accuses imperialist revisionists of causing the damage.
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Suspended Drivers Settle Fines in Circuit Court
Two Bridgeport motorists were fined 100 dollars each after pleading guilty to driving with suspended licenses. Robert N. Ramos, 20, of 259 Madison Avenue, appeared before Judge Rodney Elelson, and Calvin J. Turner, 39, of 285 Jefferson Street, before Judge Norton Levine. Police said Ramos was arrested Nov. 30 after a truck he drove passed Beardsley Park with passengers not falling from the vehicle. Turner was stopped Dec. 10 near Stratford and Seaview Avenues for a defective license plate light.
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