Treasury News Boosts Spending While Saver Pain Grows
The piece argues that the first quarter of the 1964 fiscal year shows strong spending and deficits, boosting Democrats and the common man while eroding the dollar’s purchasing power. It notes rising debt, shrinking gold reserves, and taxes that impact savers and pensioners, predicting future inflation and fiscal strain.
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Treasury
C. Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Democratic Party
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Heat Scorches Midwest Again in Record October Heat
United Press International reports searing October heat across the Midwest with record temperatures from Dayton Ohio to Norfolk Nebraska. The Weather Bureau warned of continued warmth from the Mississippi Valley to the Great Lakes, while relief was likely only in the upper regions. Records dating to the 1800s fell in several cities as heat caused crowds to enjoy water recreation and dust storms driven by strong southerly winds.
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Midwest
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Upper Great Lakes
Upper
Upper Plains
Dayton
Ohio
Norfolk
Neb
Peoria
Iil
Detroit
Mich
la Crosse
Wis
Sioux City
Iowa
Des Moines
Concordia
Kan
Canadian Rockies
Lebanon
N.H
Philipsburgh
Yuma, Aziz
Helena, Mont
Quotes In The News Highlights From Around The World
Paris Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu defends herself amid Lodge criticisms saying she may forget. New York editor Charles Neider critiques Mark Twain anti religious remarks as targeting entrenched power. London Daily Sketch mocks Elizabeth Taylor in London with a refined accent drifting across the Atlantic. Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston remarks I never figured we'd do it in four.
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Ngo Dinh Nhu
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
New York
Charles Neider
Mark Twain
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The
Daily Sketch
Elizabeth Taylor
Atlantic
LOS Angeles
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Orthodox Churches Still Avoiding Vatican Meet
The second week of the Vatican council opens as many Orthodox churches miss their seats in St. Peter's Basilica. Rhodes group observers not yet letters. four oppose observers. Russian and other Orthodox observers attend. Archpriest Vitali Borovoi notes unity work amid lingering Soviet tension. The council debates bishop authority sharing with the papacy, a topic from the 1870 Vatican Council.
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Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
St. Peter's Basilica
Rhodes
Vatican
Rhodes Group
Vatican Secretariat
Rome
Russia
India
Orthodox Church of
Ethiopia
Vitali Borovoi
Leningrad Theological Academy
Archpriest Borovoi
World Council of Churches
St. Peter's
Top Oilmen Will Attend State Meet
Tulsa Oklahoma oil leaders gather for the Oklahoma Petroleum Council meeting in Tulsa. Dr A I Leverson receives the Outstanding Oklahoma Oil Man Award at a dinner, with Frank N Ikard of the American Petroleum Institute as keynote speaker. Officers will be elected in the afternoon session.
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Oklahoma Petroleum Council
A. I. Leverson
Frank N. Ikard
U. S
Texas
American Petroleum Institute
API
Leverson
School of Mineral Sciences
Stanford University
Oklahoma
Ikard
Truck Losses Control Crashes Into Wall
A Reliable Transport Co. truck in London went out of control on Friday. It struck a parked car, knocked down a lamppost, and crashed through a wall before stopping.
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London
UPI
Reliable Transport Co
Taylor may visit Pakistan to ease U S tensions
In Washington Gen Maxwell D Taylor may travel to Pakistan next month to ease suspicions after U S weapons shipments to India. Frictions rise as Pakistan allies with Red China while U S aids India. A separate Yugoslavia aid note drew congressional ire over Kennedy’s decision.
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Pakistan
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
India
China
Yugoslavia
Kennedy
Congress
Intruder Horse Shot After Break-In Attempt
A large black horse charged Wally Franks' Houston home Friday breaking a window and dislodging an air conditioner onto a TV before being shot by a Harris County official.
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Houston
UPI
Wally Franks
Harris County
Liz Does Nicely In London Tour By Elizabeth Taylor
UPI reviewer notes Elizabeth Taylor hosts CBS TV London tour with warmth and directness, comparing favorably to Grace Kelly. The program lacks informative value but reveals Taylor’s personal pleasures in a twofold role as guide and performer, in color and black and white versions.
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London
Rick DU Brow
United Press International Hollywood
UPI
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Princess Grace
Monaco
Hollywood
Ant
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Saville Row
Snoring linked to obesity smoking and fatigue says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle surveys common snoring causes noting obesity excessive smoking enlarged tonsils and fatigue. He cites a figure that one in eight people snore habitually and adds musings on work, geography, accidents, and quirky trivia from daily life.
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Calif
Orange
N.J
Apple Creek
Ohio
Pear Ridge
Tex
Peach, Ga
Plumpoint
Grapeview
Wash
Dorothy Dix
Copenhagen
Denmark
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