How Big the Boom
AP Business News writer surveys the 52 month expansion and public sentiment amid inflation fears and credit buildup. Leaders like Johnson and Fed figures push optimism while economists hedge on cycles moderation and market stability.
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Suspects Sought in Chapel Hill Coed Slaying
Police pursued a suspect described as a medium brown complexion Negro man seen fleeing the UNC botanical gardens after a report of an assault and stabbing death of a female student. The victim, Miss Evans, was visiting from the university.
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Stabbing on UNC Campus Leaves Student Dead
University of North Carolina students stand at the scene where Suellen Evans, 21, was fatally stabbed in the heart near the botanical avenue on campus Friday. Circles drawn by investigators mark clues in the area as AP Wirephoto notes the scene.
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Deep River Dams Get Approval
Washington AP reports the Soil Conservation Service endorses dam projects in the Deep River basin along the Virginia border toward Fayetteville. The plan, described as part of a comprehensive federal program, aims to manage water resources and flood risk in the region.
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Melee Hurts Five as Americus Demonstration Turns Violent
In Americus Georgia a clash near First Baptist Church injures five people including Whatley a 21 year old Marine enlistee killed by a shot from a passing car. Two Negro suspects face murder charges as demonstrators march to the Sumter County Courthouse escorted by state troopers after a funeral.
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Inside Reading Thomas Wolfe shadowed by enduring fame
Feature notes the lasting impact of Thomas Wolfe on literature and readers, reflecting on how his presence looms in modern writing and scholarly discussions. It references his work and the enduring relevance of his themes.
Vietnamese Promise to Boost Army in South Viet Nam
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced a rapid buildup of South Viet Nam's armed forces as U.S. troops rise to about 125000. He warned of a potential battlefield in every spot while North Viet Nam air strikes and U S sorties continued, with major attacks against targets near Hanoi and Da Nang.
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Goldberg LBJ Talk At Ranch
Johnson, U. S. ambassador to the United Nations, planned discussions at LBJ ranch about Vietnam and the broad duties of the new post. Officials noted a push for more U.S. troops to join the struggle against Communism.
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Viet Cong Flags Discovered Near Phuoc Le Camp
In a Viet Nam bivouac near Bien Hoa the 1st Infantry Division and the 173rd Airborne Brigade conduct a day of patrols and leisure. Soldiers bathe in a pool by their camp while others search the jungle for Viet Cong raiders.
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