Interest Slices Into Budget Pie
Treasury paid over four percent to renew a 90 day T Bill, signaling rising rates. Rising rates push up debt interest. about 12 billion planned for fiscal 1966, up 600 million from 1965, dominates the budget outside defense. Public debt nears 324 billion next year, but its share of GNP fallen since 1950.
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U.S. Treasury
I.D.U
U’s
Johnson
Viet Nam
Federal Reserve System
Fed
Hall Syndicate, Inc
Today in History October twelfth highlights 1965 epoch events
Highlights recount Columbus discovering America in 1492 Edith Cavell executed in 1915 Peter II crowned Yugoslavia in 1934 Cape Esperance battle won by Americans in 1942 Czechoslovakia freed from Nazis in 1944 and brief U.N. condemnations and Khrushchev shoe incident with the Philippine delegate. Russia launches a manned spaceship staying aloft 24 hours 17 minutes.
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Christopher Columbus
America
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Peter II
Yugoslavia
Cape Esperance
Czechoslovakia
U.N. General Assembly
South Africa
Nikita Khrushchev
Philippine
Russia
Suspension Upheld for AMC Union Steward After Dismissal
Kenosha AP The dismissal of UAW Local 72 steward Elmer Beatty in the Rambler strike was changed to a two week suspension amid a dispute over voting irregularities. Beatty, who faced dismissal for leaving the plant without a pass, vows reinstatement with pay and has filed NLRB charges alleging union activity discrimination.
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Kenosha
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Elmer Beatty
Racine
National Labor Relations Board
Beatty
Local 72
Rambler Automobile
NLRB
Head of Spencerian College Dies At 86
MILWAUKEE AP Funeral services will be Wednesday for Miss E. M. Bennett 86 president of Spencerian College since 1923. Bennett a pioneer in the work study program died Sunday. Under her 42 year administration the school grew more than thirtyfold. She was cited in 1958 as the only woman to receive the Man of the Year award from the National Association and Council of Business Schools.
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Milwaukee
E. M. Bennett
Spencerian College
Bennett
Milwaukee Business School
National Association and Council of Business Schools
New York City Bids Welcome to Crown Prince Harald
New York honored Crown Prince Harald of Norway with a Waldorf Astoria luncheon attended by officials and Norwegian diplomats. He received a bronze medal, saw a private Norwegian fur show, attended a Norwegian imports exhibit, and boarded the liner Sagafjord after its maiden crossing.
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Harald
Norway
Olav V
United States
Madison
Rhinelander
Wis
New York City
Prince Harald
New York Harbor
Court Lets Stand Maddox Ruling on Cafeteria Discrimination
The Supreme Court upheld a civil contempt ruling against Atlanta segregationist Lester Maddox for refusing service to Negroes at his cafeteria. Maddox faced a $200 daily fine for each day of racial discrimination after being found in contempt by U.S. District Judge Frank Hooper on February 5, 1965. The Court dismissed his appeal for want of jurisdiction and issued no further comment.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S. Dist
Frank A. Hooper
High Court Affirms New York Election Order
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower federal court's order calling for a New York special election on November 2 as part of reapportionment actions. The unsigned per curiam decision said the lower court judgment had been affirmed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
FBI asks for funds to expand training at Quantico
The FBI urged Congress to approve a 14.76 million supplemental to expand training at the Quantico National Academy. Currently the academy runs two six week sessions training 200 officers. the plan would raise capacity to about 1,200 in the standard program and 1,000 annually in specialized training.
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Washington
Johnson
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National Academy
Quantico
John P. Mohr
J. Edgar Hoover
Mohr
Acad
Emy
September Seaway Traffic Sets Record
The St. Lawrence Seaway Authority reports record September cargo. Montreal to Lake Ontario traffic reached 5.2 million tons, up 6.7 percent from last September. Welland Canal cargo totaled 6.8 million tons, up 4.6 percent. General cargo remains strong, already surpassing total 1964 season.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Seaway Authority
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Seaway
Welland Canal
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