Price Hike For Steel Is Hinted
President Johnson warned that any steel price increase would conflict with national price stability. He denied any indication of rising output profits and said a hike would be a matter of very serious concern.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1964
Page
10
President Johnson warned that any steel price increase would conflict with national price stability. He denied any indication of rising output profits and said a hike would be a matter of very serious concern.
Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald grandmother of the late President John F. Kennedy died Saturday in Boston after a long life closely tied to politics. She never learned of the November 22 assassination, though she supported his campaign and posed with him for photos. Funeral is set for Tuesday at St. Brendan's Church in Dorchester.
Johnson commends passage and pledges a stronger future. He emphasizes opening the door of opportunity wider for all people, noting the goal is high and may take time to reach. He frames the bill as a commitment to strength and success.
Johnson announces Defense Department aims to pursue a satellite program with COMSAT and a military follow-on system after negotiations. The report notes collaboration with COMSAT in the development and replacement of an earlier three year plan.
The Associated Press reports opening week sales on the South Carolina border North Carolina Flue-Cured belt show higher prices and improved quality. Early two days totals reach 14,611, with North Carolina and South Carolina volumes around 7.4 million and 7.2 million pounds respectively and higher grade averages across untied and tied leaf.
Barry Goldwater reiterated opposition to federal aid to education but said if enacted it should apply equally to all nonprofit schools, public and private. Johnson praised education progress and urged continued effort. Citizens for Educational Freedom urged clear support for equal treatment in education.
Police say Frank Fowler will be charged in North Carolina with fraudulently obtaining 3000 dollars from Community Federal Savings and Loan in Burlington when he is extradited. He was arrested in Florence South Carolina and is jailed in Sumter while awaiting return to Charlotte where he faces a 2500 dollar false pretense charge and an unlawful interstate flight charge.
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