Johnson urges business to hold line on prices amid Vietnam costs
President Johnson told the Business Council that wage and price restraint can absorb Vietnam war spending and rising costs if government, business, labor, and banks cooperate. He warned against inflation from an overheated economy and urged not to raise wages or prices while noting war costs may be managed within current growth.
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Motorists Told Of City Ordinance
Police Chief Pack called to public attention a city ordinance against driving with ice and frost on windshields. The rule prohibits any non transparent material blocking the driver's view on front windshields and windows. violation is termed driving with obstructed windshield.
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NYSE set for 1.5 billion shares traded in 1965
By year end 1965 the New York Stock Exchange is expected to record a 1.5 billion share turnover, with July onward daily volumes doubling to 7 to 8 million. The Dow Jones hit a peak, seat prices rose to 250000, and analysts warn of mixed signals as amateur and professional trading shapes unfold. Institutional money fuels volume while day-trading rules tighten margins and overall market sentiment shifts toward caution.
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Gemini To Be Big TV Week Special
New York AP reports network TV plans a week of Gemini space shot coverage with the first launch set for 2 30 p m Saturday ABC begins at 2 p m CBS at 1 30 NBC at noon NBC will split screen rocket on pad while televising a football game and will switch to crawl news bullets during launch Cape Kennedy activities and explanations of the mission will accompany coverage by all networks, with another capsule launch expected later.
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Extra Drink Signals Alcoholism Awareness in Alabama
Birmingham AP report discusses rising alcohol use and denial, urging early admission of problems. Mrs. Charlotte Ives of the Jefferson County Alcoholism Information Center highlights that 3 percent of alcoholics are not skid row types and encourages contacting AA or professionals. Alabama estimates 50,000 alcoholics, affecting about 250,000 others.
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