Travel Gap 1965 Could Reach 1.9 Billion Says Porter
Sylvia Porter argues 1965 ends with a travel gap near 1.9 billion, the shortfall between foreign tourists spending domestically and U.S. tourism abroad. She urges boosted USTS funding, larger promotional budgets, and practical steps to attract more foreign visitors, including cheaper hotels, more international conventions, and cultural exchanges.
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Judge Refuses To Enjoin State On Elevator Contract
Federal Judge Frank M Johnson Jr refused to halt Alabama from transferring elevator maintenance contracts from Otis Elevator Co to Bagby Elevator and Electric Co. after a five hour hearing. The ruling left intact Bagby as the winning bidder and did not decide whether Otis had submitted a bid under existing terms.
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