Optimistic economists weigh 1964 U S growth
A panel of economists including Arthur Stamp and Gordon McKinley voiced optimism for 1964 with expectations of higher consumer spending, a construction boom, and improved profitability. They noted stock stability through pension funds and warned California faces housing overhangs while projecting 350000 new units yearly by 1970.
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FEM Bank
California
Gordon W. ‘McKinley
McGraw-Hill Publications
McKinley
Two Navajo sisters freeze while walking from bus stop
In New Mexico near Cuba, a 14 year old girl Rose Tyne cio of Taken NM died, her sister Helen, froze beside a cedar tree after being released from a school bus stop in a blizzard. The storm dumped up to 18 inches of snow with four foot drifts. A Navajo boy found them, built a fire, and fetched help. A Bureau of Indian Affairs official cited long standing disputes over Indian child transportation to distant schools as a key issue.
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Fathori
Thureday
Rose Tyne’ Cio
Taken
Crownpoint
Nal
Indiana Hospital
Helen
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Cuba
New Mexico
No Man's Land
Tenacio
Rose
Postponed Italian star Gina Lollobrigida delays return to tour
Gina Lollobrigida postponed departure and postponed homeward travel after attending an Italian film festival in Tokyo. She toured Kyoto and Nara, visited a judo gym, and planned sightseeing in Japan. Nobel laureate Owen Chamberlain urged Berkeley high schoolers not to worry about computers, saying they are fast but often lack trained minds. Palmié, founder of the Palmer House Hotel, died in Sarasota. Lucille Ball reaffirmed a three year TV contract with CBS. Henry Ford warned tax cuts could be undermined by rising costs and inflation. Magistrate Palmer accepted Michael Lee Gambril's innocent plea in a Decatur, TA slaying case. Randolph Churchill, 52, to undergo exploratory lung operation in London. The Beatles visited Oxford for famine relief dinner at Christ Church College.
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Gina Lel Jobrigida
Japan
Kyoto
Nara
Toshyo
Tokyo
Owen Chamberlain
Berkeley
Chamberlain
Henry Ford
Chicago
Unico
Ford
Records: 34 Records: 34 5 ces Mrs. Virginia Mae Brown
Virginia Mae Brown, 40, appears in a brief record entry with fragmented details including a partially garbled address and age.
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Virginia Mae Brown
Peetty Pounette Eho
Independent Public Notice Summary
Fragmentary OCR shows an Independent public notice dated March with references to a city and a county. readable parts indicate a legal or civic action with authorities and an impending deadline, but specific action, place, or date are unclear. Further readable details are needed to craft a precise card.
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