Tokyo Changes For Olympics
AP writer Robert Eunson describes Tokyo in 1964 ahead of the Olympic games. The piece notes rapid urban growth from about four million to near eleven million, rising land prices, crowded streets, and a shift in city building including a subway network expansion. It highlights the Osakato-Tokyo high speed train project and Japan's industrial output from ships to neon signs.
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Britain Expands Economy via Deficit Financing in 1960s
London reports Britain's cautious deficit spending fueling a modest boom in support for Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. The budget deficit nears 687 million pounds with tax concessions boosting lower and middle incomes, while inflationary tensions and debates over welfare cuts persist.
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