Stock Market Hits Record Highs in 1964 Surge
AP reports the 1964 stock market rose to record highs with the Dow closing at 871.71 on November 18 and the AP average reaching 332.6 while turnover surpassed a billion shares for the year. Gains followed years of production and profit records, despite late year pullbacks from higher rates and policy shifts. The year saw strong stimulus from an $11.5 billion tax cut and the railroad work rules settlement easing strike risk.
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Synanon opens Midwest HQ to lure drug addicts in St Louis
St Louis hosts a Midwest Synanon center founded by Charles Dederich to treat narcotics users. The group, with 200000 yearly costs, aims to move addicts to other houses as immediate help and uses a three stage program. Lago, a former addict, leads outreach while police estimate 700 heavy users in the area and up to 10000 in the region.
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Garnand's Annual Clearance Sale Opens at 8 AM
Prices for home furnishings announced for Garnand's annual clearance sale. Merchandise is sold as shown and subject to prior sale and Garnand's preparation and service. Store opens at 8:00 A.M. Wednesday. prompt attendance requested. no DOD or phone orders.
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