Johnson Sees Bright U S Economy in 1967 Report
President Johnson submits the annual economic report to Congress predicting rising output to a record 787 billion and faster growth, with easier credit and lower inflation. The administration foresees 1967 personal income of 624 billion and corporate profits at 83 billion before taxes, amid a war still underway.
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Symington protests target restrictions in Vietnam war
Sen. Stuart Symington argues U S airpower is hampered by unclear target rules. He cites pilots reporting seven pages of restrictions and says pilots cannot strike airfields or ships with military loads, being told to attack jungle targets instead.
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Weather forecast for northeast Kansas and bowling note
Fair and quite cold tonight with lows around 5 above. Friday will be fair with highs in the upper 20s. Trophies announced for a very sport. Jayhawk Bowling Supply-Adv.
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Ky Returns to Saigon Amid New Political Crisis
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky flew in from Australia and New Zealand to chair an emergency junta meeting after Lt. Gen. Nguyen Huu Co was dismissed abroad as defense minister. Co remained in Hong Kong amid warnings of possible trials or exile offers. Saigon wings remained calm but tense with rumors of troop movements and house arrests looming.
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Journal World Soil Conservation Issue Features
The Journal-World presents its annual Soil Conservation Issue with farming and conservation features spanning pages 15 to 28. Readers will find a range of articles detailing practices, programs, and community efforts in soil health.
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Winter storm cripples Missouri Kansas City air and travel
Missourians endure heavy snow and freezing rain. eight inches in Macon Kirksville and Sumner, four in Kansas City, six in St. Joseph. Power outages hit at least 35,000 homes. flights canceled or diverted. several Midwest terminals closed as the storm, described as the worst in 20 years, continues into tonight.
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Big Rally Today as Market Surges on Rate Cut
The Dow Jones rose 1.17 to 841.76 by 12:30 p.m. after news a major bank cut its basic interest rate, following a morning drop of 5.40 at 10:30. Ticker tape ran five minutes late at midday.
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Chase Manhattan Bank lowers prime rate to 5 percent
The Chase Manhattan Bank cut its prime rate on business loans to 5 percent from 6 percent, effective Friday. Chairman George Champion and President David Rockefeller cited improved money market conditions and a broad decline in rate structure as justification for the reduction, the first major bank to ease rates after last year’s increases.
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Britain Cuts Interest Rates to Shore Up Economy
London news: Britain lowers Bank of England rate from 7 to 6 percent in a cautious move to ease the economy. The step aims to ease austerity pressures on industry and boost lending without triggering devaluation or a major recession.
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Building Collapse Traps Workmen on Broadway at 53rd
A six story brick building collapsed beside a construction site on Broadway at 53rd Street. Police say eight to 12 workmen could be trapped in the debris. One man was pulled from the bricks and hospitalized. the facade remained intact, across from a CBS theater.
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Kerr conflict remains as Baker case goes to jury
Testimony ends in the Bobby Baker trial as the federal court jury prepares to deliberate after three weeks. Judge Oliver Gasch aims to resolve remaining legal questions and receive jury instructions while prosecutors recount Baker’s claimed cash contributions and Kerr’s loans.
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Winter Storm Strikes Lawrence Region Causes Outages
Lawrence and surrounding area faced rain sleet and 3 inches of snow with lightning and downed power lines. KP and L workers and police and fire crews battled outages and fallen limbs through the night while schools in rural parts dismissed early due to drifting snow.
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Ice storm damages trees in Lawrence area study and response
Lawrence area suffered heavy tree damage Wednesday night as ice weighed branches down. Officials from the city KU and private owners coordinated cleanup and temporary fixes while advising residents to avoid meddling with damaged limbs to prevent further harm.
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Selichnow
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