Johnson aides forecast no 1967 economic slump
Washington reports two top advisers, Henry Fowler and Gardner Ackley, expect a strong and expanding economy in 1967 with inflation containment possible after administration wage price guidance. Fowler favors tax measures funded by current revenues while Ackley cautions about demand pressures and wage gains tied to productivity.
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Gardner Ackley
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
CBS
Ackley
Ke Fowler
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Attie
Ackleys
Morse Says LBJ Could Struggle For 1968 Nomination
U S senator Wayte Morse of Oregon warned on TV that President Johnson faces doubt about re-election in 1968 and may fail to secure renomination. He cited sagging popularity tied to both foreign and domestic policy, urging a halt to war escalation and a sharp domestic economic program to curb inflationary pressures.
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Rarick Victory Beats Morrison In Louisiana House Race
Louisiana's John Rarick defeated incumbent James Morrison for the 6th Congressional District seat after a bitter campaign marked by claims of federal spying and racial tones. Rarick, 42, framed Morrison as aligned with LBJ and the Johnson administration, while Morrison faced scrutiny over Voting Rights Act votes and federal observers. The result shapes party balance as a Democrat-dominated district shifts to a Republican challenger.
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Eratic Party
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Rockefeller to Debate All Three Fees on York Times Service
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller agreed Sunday to debate three of his trips for the gubernatorial race but rejected a two-man format offered by Democratic challenger Frank OConnor. OConnor urged a televised duel, saying Rockefeller should defend himself rather than rely on third and fourth party candidates. Rockefeller touted his seniority and extensive contacts in his campaign.
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Debate participants name Roosevelt Jr and Dr Paul L Adams
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr the liberal party candidate and Dr Paul L Adams the conservative are listed as participants in the debate.
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Paul L. Adams
Deaf Man Markets Smallest Hearing Aid
In Long Beach a hard of hearing inventor offers a new tiny ear canal hearing aid powered by a permacell the size of a match head. The device promises ultra light cost and comfort for those who hear sounds but struggle with voices or unsatisfied with other aids. Interested readers may write Bruce Wade at 144 Locust Ave.
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