Economic Survey Projects 1964 Spending Up Across U S Industry
The fall survey by McGraw-Hill forecasts U S industry will spend a record 40.7 billion in 1964 on new plants and equipment, up 4 from 1963, with 39.3 billion planned for 1965. Steel leads the rise with a 50 increase, auto to top 1 billion, and most sectors projected to match or exceed 1963 levels.
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New York
U.S
McGraw - Hill Publishing Company
Douglas Greenwald
Publications Division
Steel
Comple
Major Expansion Program Advances in 1957
The report highlights a broad expansion plan for 1957 with sizable gains in chemicals at seven percent while rubber and stone, clay and glass show no change. Other industries show smaller improvements, reflecting a mixed yet positive economic outlook.
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Justice Department admits King trip used government car
The Justice Department acknowledged Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King traveled from Birmingham to Selma in a car rented by the department. The car was lent by Thelton Henderson to Rev. Nelson H. Smith after other transport plans failed, amid earlier Wallace charges of government involvement.
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Washington
Times - Post
Justice Department
Martin Luther King
Birmingham
Selma
Ala
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Montgomery
Dr. King
South
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
King
Thelton Henderson
Nelson H. Smith
Two More Whooping Cranes Reach Aransas Refuge
The Interior Department said two more whooping cranes arrived at the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge on the Texas coast, bringing winter quarters to 33. That total surpasses last winter’s peak by one bird.
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Washington
Interior Department
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Radiation detection class held in County Community Building basement
Howard Lindley and an Army team from Ft. Riley direct a four hour radiation detection class starting at 6 30 tonight with about 30 county attendees. Representatives from Lawrence Kansas University police sheriff’s office hospital utilities and fire departments join the war type training amid plans for further public and fire personnel sessions.
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Howard Lindley
Douglas County Civil Defense
Lindley
Ft. Riley
Lawrence and Kansas University Police
The
Sheriff's Office
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Power & Light Co
Water Depart
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Ment, Haskell Institute
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Ier
Manor
California
Vincent's
Formica
Gary Mock
Lloyd Haase
Dave Williams
Rae Tai O
RH. Stohl, D.D
Optometrist
Goodyear
Michigan
Boron Motor Oils
DX Safety Lane Service
BORON
Clen Uy
Suregrip
Ap Torr
Viet i
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