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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1965

Page

6

Federal Business Clash Tops Johnson Era Year in Review

SAM DAWSON lists 10 top business and finance stories of 1965. Key items include the Johnson administration's clash with monetary authorities over interest rates, a government crackdown to curb wage and price increases, volatile stock trading, rising deficits from Viet Nam and the Great Society, tighter corporate controls, a jump in gold flows, an excise tax cut faded by spending, unemployment down amid industry upheaval, and ongoing disputes with De Gaulle affecting the gold standard and trade relations. The year ends on a note of broad prosperity but ongoing economic and geopolitical tensions.

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Santa To Visit Vietnamese Kids

Santa Claus of sorts will visit Vietnamese and Montagnard children in Pleiku Province if the Viet Cong don’t reach him first. The "Santa" is Lt. Col. Edward B. Smith, senior U. S. adviser to regiments, a Baltimore native. After letters from homes arrived, Smith and 15 American advisers organized a Project Santa Claus leading to a flood of gifts.

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East German Troops Swim Elbe Visibly From West

Two East German border guards swam the flooded Elbe at night and reached West Germany seeking asylum. The border crossing drew attention as a dramatic defection amid wartime tensions. A West German official named Smith and an accompanying team, including Capt. Nishimoto Masa of Len Aneelen sak, were mentioned in connection with the incident.

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