Ist Half of 1963 Economically Good
The midyear review finds 1963’s first half stronger than expected with gains in stock markets, production, incomes, profits, and employment. Unemployment rose, costs rose for many industries, and international payments deficit lingered. Sugar prices spiked then cooled amid policy shifts. tax changes affected expense accounts.
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Carlson and Pearson Vote Against Senate Bill
In Washington AP dispatch Sen Frank Carlson and Sen Jamey Pearson of Kansas both Republicans voted against the low in spirits areas bill that the Senate passed Wednesday. Sen Stuart Symington a Democrat from Missouri voted for the bill. Sen Edward V Long of Missouri did not vote but was announced as favoring passage. Democratic Sens Mike Moroney and J Howard Edmondson of Oklahoma voted for.
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J. Howard Edmondson
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Lost onion want ad game sparks laughs at hobby club
Young Hobby Club plays a printed word game where players fill slips with adjectives, objects, places, actions, and rewards to form a humorous want ad. The final line reveals a mock Lost ad stating a gorgeous onion on Billygoat street near the town, lost while eating chop sticks, with reward at the Smithsonian Institution.
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