1967 Outlook for Business and World Tensions
A veteran economist warns that 1967 will bring a cooled but still expanding economy with inflation pressures. He flags foreign threats from the Soviet Union, China, and Middle East conflicts, plus domestic tax hikes and tighter credit shaping a cautious but hopeful year for business and investors.
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Russia
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Vietnam
Moscow
Middle East
Africa
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de Gaulle
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Great Society
Defense
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Taft-Hartley
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Smoke and flame cut air pollution claim for incinerators
A simple parlor trick with a lit cigarette flame supposedly shows how smoke can be burned away. The Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association says gas fired household incinerators use flames to consume smoke and odors, disposing of most refuse. A student claims two months to master fundamentals and remarks on a person’s perfect pitch.
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New York
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
Prince Charles pursues cello study at Gordonstoun
Prince Charles aged 18, heir to the British throne, shows ambition to become a one man band. Already skilled on guitar and trumpet, he has begun cello lessons at Gordonstoun School in Glasgow. Teacher Ella Taylor notes his progress.
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Prince Charles
Gordonstoun
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Twelve-Year-Old Cathy Sweeney Recorded
Cathy Sweeney was 12 years old on December 12, the 12th day of the 12th month. She was born on the 12th wedding anniversary of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles J Sweeney.
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Cathy Sweeney
Charles J. Sweeney
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