Prosperity under pressure darkens housing and orders outlook
A Wall Street Journal chart shows housing starts at a 1963 low, with U.S. new housing units expected to dip to 1.2 million annually for years. Weaker durable goods orders, major drops in defense and transportation equipment, and cascading cutbacks threaten jobs and a shaky economic outlook despite recent tax cuts and a booming election year.
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Tolowers
Bobby Baker
Wall Street Journal
Commerce Department
Europe
Soviet and U S Leaders Discuss Global Peace Plan
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk held talks for an hour amid efforts to gain the United Nations backing for an international ban on the use of force in border disputes. The meeting occurred in Los Angeles County with attorney General, while a related decree was noted for November.
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Dobrynin
Sally Ameees
Washington
UPI
Bathae
Anatoly
Perlor Court
Los Angeles County
United Nations
Ocean rescue tale and other late wire stories
A 12 year old boy describes hours of battling the surf off Normanskill Bay as rescuers in a coast guard effort finally pull him from the waves. A separate civilian, James Crouch, receives a police bravery award for intervening in a white attack. A baby girl is born to Mrs. Andrew Fischer, tying the Aberdeen couple’s birth tally to 11. Vonda Van Dyke attends the New Jersey tercentennial fair on a public appearance tour. Bull rider Carl Swanson plans a Galveston crossing to promote heel sales. Two Caxton era books are reported stolen from Ripon Cathedral.
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Normsansell Bay
Coast Guard
Dykstra
Wakefield
Andrew Toth
Carl Swanson
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
Washington in Brief: Emergency Board, Kennedy Report, Aid Bills
President Johnson created an emergency board to delay a rail strike for 60 days. The Warren Commission delivered its Kennedy assassination report. The Senate backed a nonbinding delay in reapportionment and approved foreign aid funds and two-year food for peace extension. The House met briefly as events unfolded.
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Johnson
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Senate
House
White House
Baez Wins Court Order to Halt Sale of Vintage Album
Joan Baez won a permanent injunction from San Francisco Superior Court Judge Edward Markenbuhr ordering Fantasy Records to stop selling the album Joan Baez in San Francisco. Baez, then 17 in 1958, said the recording damaged her reputation and did not meet her current quality standards.
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Joan Baez
San Francisco
Edward Markenbuhre
Fantasy Records
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