OECD sees U S economy to 1966 with growth and deficit relief
The OECD forecasts a booming U S economy through 1966 with a further narrowing of the foreign payments deficit. It cautions about near full employment, wage and price pressures, and uncertain late 1966 outlook. The report stresses price stability, balanced external accounts, and selective monetary tightening to support growth without triggering offsetting actions abroad.
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Paris
UPI
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
U.S
America
Nasser joins peace push after Harriman meeting
In Cairo, Al Ahram reported that the United Arab Republic will push for a Vietnam peace effort after President Nasser met with U S special envoy W Averell Harriman. The paper said Egyptian diplomats would pursue talks in Hanoi Peking Moscow Belgrade New Delhi as contacts not mediation.
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Cairo
United Arab Republic
Vietnam
Nasser
W. Averell Harriman
U. S
al Ahram
Harriman
Hanoi
Peking
Moscow
Belgrade
New Delhi
U.A.R
U.S
North Vietnam
Government Launches Campaign Over Salmonella In Eggs
Washington AP reports federal action after salmonella found in powdered eggs used in a government program. Courses begin Jan 31 in Atlanta to teach sanitation and high temperature pasteurization for egg products. FDA reviews proposed rules to require interstate pasteurization of all egg products. The Agriculture Department already mandated pasteurization for all powdered eggs in its voluntary inspection program.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Food and Drug Administration
Agriculture Department
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Washington State
Department of Agriculture Area
Division of Environmental Engineering
Willing To Give Brother Away Letter From Memphis Child
Sheree Hoffman, an eight year old in Memphis, writes to Santa offering her five year old brother Nathan to any child who wants him, reflecting a child’s extreme fear or plea during the holiday season. The AP report presents the quirky note as a snapshot of whimsy or distress from a young child.
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Memphis, Tenn
Sheree Hoffman
Santa
Floods Force 1000 Out In Northwestern California
More than 1,000 people fled homes as rivers crest and floodwaters threaten towns in the Eel River basin north of San Francisco. Rain, snow and mudslides closed highways and rail routes while authorities evacuated lowland communities along U S 101 and I 5.
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Eureka
Calif
California
Eel River
Pacific
San Francisco
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railroad
Cascade
Portland
Eugene
Ore
Western Pacific
Feather River Canyon
California Zephyr
Southern Pacific
Retired Couple Donates Million to Goshen College Library
A retired automobile executive and his wife, both Goshen College alumni from the 1920s, donated 1 million dollars to fund a new library. The gift supports a $3.5 million expansion campaign launched last year by Goshen College in Goshen, Indiana.
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Lansing, Mich
Goshen
Ind
Harold Good
East Lansing
Two Elder Statesmen Sign Up for Medicare
Washington reports two senior leaders enroll in Medicare. Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico, age 70, signed up in Albuquerque as a sponsor of the legislation. Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes, the oldest U S governor at nearly 72, was persuaded by social security outreach to join and will enroll with his wife in an Annapolis ceremony.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Anderson
Albuquerque
Tawes
Annapolis
Tonight's 10 O'clock News on KCRG Channel 9
At 10:00 PM viewers can watch The 10 O'clock News anchored by Dean Swanson on KCRG TV channel 9 with local updates and headlines.
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Dean Swanson
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
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