Senators Advocate Price Regulations Amid Inflation Alarm
Four senators campaigning for reelection argued inflation is spiraling and should be tackled by the administration of Sen. Allen J. Ellender of Louisiana. The group voiced concern over rising prices and discussed possible government action, signaling a push for price regulation as a policy option.
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Washington
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Senate
Case
Case Warns on Post Election Price Controls
Sen. Clifford P. Case predicts the Democratic administration will seek standby price and wage controls immediately after the election ends, warning against inflating inflation and urging regulation before it runs away.
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Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Tight Money Picture Tightens with Inflation Risk
Washington reports the tight money picture grows tighter as interest rates near record levels. The Johnson administration offers no immediate rate cuts but hints at a possible tax increase next January to fund the Vietnam War and curb inflation. Senate critics press for action while observers warn higher prices will hurt incumbents.
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Johnson
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Aiken Visits Kingston Rhode Island Addresses Different Topics
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont celebrated his 74th birthday with a morning party aboard his jet en route from Ellenville New York to Rhode Island. He planned a day of speeches beginning at the State University in Kingston, a 266 year old village, addressing racial tensions and Vietnam as he spoke in Kingston and Manchester New Hampshire later in the day.
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Vermont
Ellenville
N.Y
Rhode Island
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Kingston
Lewiston
Manchester
N.H
Chicago Marches Resume and Expand Civil Rights Actions
Civil rights leaders vow to resume nonviolent open housing marches in Chicago suburbs including Cicero and to pursue legal challenges to city injunctions limiting parades. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will lead a Sunday march into South Deering and target suburban real estate boards. The plan includes Cicero on August 28 with prior history of racial tension in 1951 and possible violence.
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Cicero
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
South Deering
Trumbull Park
King
Famed Japanese Drummer Aids Ill Dixieland Star in New Orleans
Joe Watkins a 66 year old Dixieland drummer bedridden by a heart ailment receives help from Yoichi Kimura of Osaka Japan who stays in New Orleans to nurse him Kimura and the New Orleans Rascals drummer recently toured the U S and after learning of Watkins illness remained to assist Watkins also suffers from lung inflammation and arthritis they recall Watkins heart fund jamboree four years ago and that he continued playing at Preservation Hall until his condition worsened He hopes to regain his strength and beat the bass drum again
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New Orleans
Joe Watkins
Watkins
Yoichi Kimura
Japan
Kimura
Osaka
Thomas Sandon
Louisiana Heart Society
Preservation Hall
Oldtimers of Dixieland
Suez Canal Revenues Rise in First Half of 1966
Suez Canal authorities reported higher revenue from passing ships in the first two quarters of 1966, rising by 10.5 million dollars. They noted 10,756 ships transited the canal in the first six months, with total revenue reaching a new level, compared to 1965.
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SUEZ
Suez Canal
Ee Canal Authorities
VW Special Servicing Primer Boosts Weekly Care
A car service notice touts weekly updates using only VW tools and trained mechanics. It claims specialized lifts and VW care, with service time charged to the car rate manual.
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