Industrial production upswing marks strongest rise since 1970
The Federal Reserve said industrial production rose 1 percent in April, the sharpest gain since December 1970, driven largely by a rebound in domestic car output. Separate Commerce reports showed a smaller rise in personal income and a decline in housing starts, while the balance of payments showed a reduced quarterly deficit.
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U.S. Bicentennial World Fair Plan Rejected
The American Revolution Bicentennial Commission voted 23 to 4 to oppose a Philadelphia international exposition for the 1976 bicentennial, citing cost and time constraints. Nixon will be advised to reject the Philadelphia plan, with officials weighing alternate national programs.
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