U S Economy Faces Ongoing Woes Amid Inflation Fears
Washington reporting on persistent inflation and high interest rates. The Johnson administration defends a strong economy while critics doubt the wage-price guidelines. Federal Reserve tightens credit as banks raise rates to six percent, aiming to curb inflation and stabilize the balance of payments.
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Joseph R. Coyne Washington
Johnson
Afl-Cio
George Meany
William H. Shaw
Commerce Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Wright Patman
Dtex
House Banking Committee
House
Singing Engineer Leads Westside Baptist Revival Music
James Carraway known as The Singing Engineer directs revival services at Westside Baptist Church 311 Memorial Drive NW inviting the public to hear daily performances at 10:30 AM and 7:30 PM from August 15 to 21. He will present gospel selections including Know Who Holds Tomorrow Make Me A Winner of Souls and Over The Sunset Mountains among others. Pastor Waddell urges attendance.
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James Carraway
Westside Baptist Church
Memorial Drive
N.W
Jesus
Sunset Mountains
God
Courageous and steady milosevski shaves with razor alone
In Gostivar Yugoslavia Sandre Milosevki of Bitusa has shaved for 25 years by holding a blade between his fingers. He says the method gives a closer shave, avoids cuts, and requires only a steady hand despite its danger.
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Gostivar
Yugoslavia
Sandre Milosevski
Bitusa
Eastland urges civil rights amendments to curb demonstrations
Senator James Eastland introduced amendments to the civil rights bill to curb demonstrations that interfere with private and public property. The proposals authorize private suits for injunctions, curb demonstrations in streets and buildings, empower action by the attorney general for patterns of disruption, and impose criminal penalties for economic boycotts by civil rights groups. Eastland claimed the movement has launched a campaign of terror and coercion threatening communities with mass action and economic reprisals.
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Washington
James O. Eastland
Eastland
Easland
Hungarian Louvre To Open At Budapest Castle
Hungary plans to transform the Buda castle overlooking the Danube into a Hungarian Louvre. The Habsburg fortress burned in World War I. the government has spent 335 million forints to convert it into a museum. Renovation aims for 1970 completion.
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Hungary
Buda
Danube
Louvre
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