Johnson Predicts 1966 Prosperity With No Inflation
President Johnson told top business leaders he expects a record year of prosperity in 1966 without inflation. He urged wage price restraint and cooperative action by industry labor and government to keep prices in line with federal guideposts while noting wartime costs in Vietnam and offering unconditional talks to end the conflict. He cited stabilizing prices and a growing economy and warned against overheating while planning meetings with economic advisers. Johnson also discussed food shortages abroad and possible U.S. aid to India and Pakistan with Rusk and Freeman ahead of potential talks with Pakistan's Ayub Khan.
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Johnson City
Tax
Johnson
Business Council
Washington
Viet Nam
White House
W. B. Murphy
Council
Campbell Soup Co
John W. Burke Jr
Tex
Dean Rusk
Orville L. Freeman
LBJ Ranch
America
India
Pakistan
United States
Rusk
Freeman
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Johnsion
No Dramatic Quick Troop Buildup Seen
U S officials see no rapid reinforcement of South Viet Nam forces though a larger buildup is possible. Progress on Cam Ranh base and new ports and airfields will shape manpower limits, with no set target. The total could rise from 165000 to as high as 250000 or 300000, plus Navy personnel.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Cam Ranh
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
7Th Fleet
Red Gunners Down 3 U S Jet Fighters In Viet Nam Raids
Communist gunners downed three U S jet fighters in raids on North and South Viet Nam. An Enterprise F4B was shot down fifty miles north of Saigon on its first combat day with two crew rescued and one injured.
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Enterprise
UPI
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
South China Sea
Viet Nam
Air Force
Hanoi
Go Cong City
Binh Chanh
17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone
7Th Fleet
Mekong
North
Red River
Gruender captured after Milwaukee car chase and gunfire
Fugitive Gruender, free from Waupun Prison since last Thursday, was caught after a four hour stakeout when a car he drove back into a parked wagon and a tree. He surrendered unarmed after police fired a volley of bullets into the car.
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Milwaukee
Monroe
Ralph Gruender
Gruender
State Prison
Delafield
Waupun
Dist. Atty
Hugh O'Connell
O’connell
Oconomowoc
Milwau
Milwaukee County Emergency
Wisconsin
Robert Loche
Patrick Call
Probation Denied for Draft Refusal Student
Robert A. Lawrence, 21, San Francisco State College student, was sentenced to three years in prison after probation was denied. Federal Judge Peirson M. Hall said probation could encourage evading the draft by claiming conscientious objector status.
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Los Angeles
Robert A. Lawrence
San Francisco State College
Peirson M. Hall
Viet Nam
Churches Represented Debating Social and Political Issues
About 150 delegates from 30 denominations attend a two day National Council of Churches meeting in Madison to discuss Vietnam Red China race relations and world population. Bishop Mueller notes churches gain influence in human rights and reform efforts while council recommendations on Red China UN seating are non binding.
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John Iglehart Madison
National Council of Churches’ General Board
Madison Hotel
Mueller
St. Louis
United States
United Nations
General Board
Reuben H. Mueller
Institut
Indianapolis
Tiows
National Council of Church
The
United Brethren Church
FAA Extends Drinking Rules to Helicopter Airlines
The FAA bans serving alcohol on helicopter flights to intoxicated passengers and bars on board beverages brought by passengers effective December 31. Airlines may not permit intoxicated travelers aboard and must enforce the same rules as fixed wing carriers.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Helicopter
East Germany to send 5000 bikes to North Vietnam
East Germany announced sending 5000 bicycles to the heroic North Vietnamese people as a solidarity gift. The value is about 1 million East German marks or 75000 dollars on the West market, the ADN news agency said, marking the costliest solidarity gift yet.
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Berlin
East Germany
ADN
Gemini 7 Holds Firm For Blastoff In Double Space Show
Cape Kennedy reports Gemini 7 keeps to a Saturday launch window as Gemini 6 undergoes final prep for a Dec 13 rendezvous. Astronauts Schirra Stafford and Borman Lovell review flight plans and practice rendezvous maneuvers in the space double header.
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America
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Schirra
Stafford
Borman and Lovell
Jean Reid
National Institute of Health (Center
James Lovell
NASA
UPI
Four Boys Die in West Side Apartment Fire
Four boys from a single family died in a West Side Chicago apartment fire on Wednesday night. Police identified them as Dusta Lee Brown five months Charles A Berry Gemini 2 and Keith Brooks two and Jeremiah 5. The blaze caused about one thousand dollars in damage on the third floor. An arson probe began as investigators sought a cause while the parents were away.
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Chicago
West Side
Dusta Lee Brown
Charles A. Berry
Gemini 2
Keith Brooks
Jerry
Jerome Jr
Cape Kennedy
Air Force
Col
Borman
Navy
Lovell
Gemini 6
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Dusta Brown
Oralee Brown
Second Planeload of Refugees Awaited in U S Airlift
Miami reports a second planeload of Cuban refugees expected as 75 newcomers relocate to Elizabeth New Jersey and others head to Chicago and beyond. The daily air shuttle aims to resettle about 900 Cubans weekly, with families joining relatives across the United States.
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Cuba
Miami
U.S
UPI
Fla
Elizabeth
N.J
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