Interest Rate Shifts Forecast Wider Credit Costs
Federal Reserve raises the rate banks pay to borrow to 4 percent prompting banks to lift prime loan rates to 5 percent. Analysts warn higher costs could curb business expansion and housing, while some say effects may be muted as debt costs offset by tax deductions.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Treasury
Federal Reserve
U.S. Treasury
Fragmented OCR Town News Item with Names and Places
Local page fragment lists names such as Pepe, Pat, Pate, Cape, Ant, Moen, and Dima along with scattered places and dates. The readable text resembles a jumble of personal names, locations, and partial events, lacking coherent narrative or clear outcome.
For Those Yet To Come
Mrs Lyndon Johnson tours Washington and praises the city while urging personal action. She showcases the capital’s strengths and flaws and asks citizens to plant flowers and trees and to engage in community self improvement for future generations.
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Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Ambushes define the Vietnam War in Boyle's Notebook
HALBOVE discusses the term ambush as the defining word of Vietnam combat tensions. He cites a rubber plantation clash near Sai Gon where the US 1st Infantry Division fought a heavy Viet Cong engagement, labeling it both an ambush and a meeting engagement as both sides paid a price.
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Saigon
1St Infantry Division
This Day In History December 8 1965
Today in history highlights events from 1941 war declarations to 1965 notable convictions and political moves. Key items include Britain and France declaring war on Japan, Lincoln's amnesty proclamation, Hitler's Mein Kampf publication, and Lumumba related Security Council action.
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Associated Press
United States
Britain
France
Japan
Newport
R.I
Abraham Lincoln
Adolf Hitler
Douglas MacArthur
Patrice Lumumba
Cuba
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Group seeks ban on commercial, racial use of Confederate flag
Wade Hampton Camp 273 of the South Carolina Sons of Confederate Veterans passes a resolution urging state legislatures to bar display of the Confederate battle flag except when paired with the U.S. flag. A spokesman links Ku Klux Klan use of the Stars and Bars to extremism and provocations from integration supporters.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Wade Hampton
United States
Five Northwest Arkansas forest fires controlled after arson suspicions
In Fort Smith, Pat Thomas of the U S Forestry Service says about 60 fires were set Sunday and Monday, now reduced to five covering around 4500 acres near Natural Dam. In Little Rock, Army Engineers file a condemnation suit to acquire 625 acres along the Arkansas River for Lock and Dam No 3. In Mountain View, Stone County Clerk seeks guidance from Judge Storey on paying voter registration deputies. In Fayetteville, funeral services are set for G A M Johnson, former Southwestern Bell district manager, at University Baptist Church. he died Tuesday aged 77.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Arkansas
Pat Thomas
U.S. Forestry Service
Natural Dam
Here
Little Rock
Army Engineers
Federal District Court
Arkansas River
Jefferson County
Mountain View, Ark
Stone County
Stone Chancery Court
Earl Storey
Jo Ann Lancaster
Storey
Fayetteville, Ark
G. A. M Johnson
Fayetteville
University Baptist Church
Johnson
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Morriston, Mo
Pine Bluff
Skating Safety and Ice Rescue Guidelines
Doctor explains skating remains popular for fitness but warns of ice hazards. Supervised areas with rescue gear are advised, avoid group skating on rivers, and know how to self rescue and aid others without entering the water. Also includes Q and A on histamine antihistamines and leprosy transmission with practical reassurance.
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Enterprise Assn
Philippines
Nudging Grand Old Political Figures Not New to Voters
James Marlow argues democracies remove aging leaders through elections or death while dictatorships retain long-serving rulers. He cites de Gaulle Churchill Adenauer Gandhi Kennedy Stalin Tito Mao Franco Salazar Chiang Kai-shek and notes violent death or succession pressures shape turnover differently across regimes.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Sir Winston Churchill
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Britain
Mohandas Gandhi
Gandhi
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Spain
Francisco Franco
Portugal
Antonio Salazar
Franco
Salazar
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Phoenix Inn to Treat Battle-weary Pilots
Six Army combat pilots who spent a year in Viet Nam will spend a week at Camelback Inn in Phoenix without expenses. They are flown from Viet Nam to San Francisco by the Army, then to Phoenix by Continental Airlines, as guests of owner Jack Stewart. Some wives will join them as Stewart cites draft protests back home.
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Phoenix Inn
Phoenix
Ariz
Viet Nam
Camelback Inn
Phoenix Area
Army
San Francisco
Continental Airlines
Jack Stewart
Stewart
United States
Vatican Gardens Designed by Raphee in Italian Style
The Vatican gardens were designed by the Italian painter Raphee in a grand Italianate concept. The design emphasizes harmonious landscaping and classical motifs throughout the sacred grounds.
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Vatican
Raphee
Train Children Early For Family Living Not A Separate Wing
Ruth Millett argues against isolating children in separate rooms. She says no to mud rooms and front doors for kids and urges early training in manners, sharing space, and respecting adults. Banishing children delays civility and increases later conflicts.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Quotable Quotes from Washington Vatican and Boston
Quotes from Senator Richard B. Russell on defense policy. Stanford professor Robert Brown on Vatican II impact. Gemini 6 flight director Christopher Kraft on computer readiness. Massachusetts Supreme Court requires a student to trim Beatles style hair before returning to school.
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Cape Kennedy
Gemini
Christopher Kraft Jr
Boston
Massachusetts State Supreme Court
Ironworkers Exempted from Military Service in Revolutionary War
During the Revolutionary War all American ironworkers were exempted from military service.
Washington Column on Burma Meeting Aims and Fallout
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports on a proposed U S Burma meeting seen as a potential sellout. He cites Ho Chi Minh officials demanding a coalition government in Saigon, U S troop removal, and a downgrading of South Viet Nam as a civil war inevitability, with potential desertions and a Communist takeover.
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United States
Hanoi
Seaborn
Canada
Sotegn
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam Communist Party
National Liberation Front
Viet Nam
Rangoon
CBS Reports tackles Watts riots in one hour TV review
Hollywood watcher Rick Du Brow praises CBS Reports for its timely one hour treatment of August Watts riots with McCone Commission input. The piece notes the format limits deep analysis but commends Stoute and Beck for clear summaries and vivid figures like Police Chief William Parker and Moynihan while calling for longer coverage to unpack decades of factors.
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Rick DU Brow
Hollywood
UPI
Watts
Los Angeles
CBS
Governor's Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
John McCone
McCone
Bill Stoute
Stout
Jack Beck
William Parker
Daniel Moynihan
Labor
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
Dumas Theme Puzzle Clues and Answers List
A compact compilation of crossword like clues with Dumas themed entries and related word answers. Includes references to Athos Aramis and Count of Monte Cristo along with various solved terms in a mixed across and down grid style.
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Athos
Aramis
Cristo
Edmond
Alpes
Richelieu
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United Press International
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Defense
Robert McNamara
Vatican City
Robert McKaffe Brown
Stanford University
Ray Cromle
Ansa
Homiata
Siang
Burma
United
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Reds
Bisck
Television In Review
NBCTV
State Supreme Court
George
Georgie Porgie) Leonard Jr
Dumas
Prima Donna
King of Israel
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