Demand Up For Goods Across Economy In 1966
The article outlines rising consumer demand exceeding some supplies as industrial output grows, risking inflation. It notes shortages in some materials, price increases, longer delivery times, and competition for workers and materials between military and civilian projects. It discusses potential tax, price, and credit controls and the impact of Viet Nam on demand versus supply.
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New York
Viet Nam
Pack 42 Films On Marine Civic Action Shown
Members of Cub Pack 42 and parents watched two films about Marine civic action in South Vietnam during a monthly meeting. Lane Corporal Tim Drewyore Dephos of the sixth ordinance field maintenance narrated the films and gave a brief speech. Cubmaster Leon ard Suever led the pack.
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Cub Pack 42
Marine Civic Action
South Viet Nam
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Tim Drewyore
De'phos
Sixth Ordinance Field Maintenance
Pack 42
Leonard Suever
New York Stocks Mostly Steady With Small Gains
New York market opened steady to higher with most moves fractional. American Telephone held at 57 for 17 500 shares, Morse Shoe unchanged at 24 1/2 percent on 11 500, Pan American World Airways up 1/2 at 60 1/2 on 3 800, Ford off 4 at 50 5/8 on 3 500, Radio Corp up 1/2 at 53 1/4 on 39 200. AP average of 60 stocks slipped 1 to 34463.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Morse Shoe
Pan American World Airways
Ford
Radio Corp
Associated Press
Livestock Market Report From Cleveland AP
Livestock market figures for cattle calves sheep and hogs in Cleveland show steady to slow movement. Cattle steers 28.00 to 23.50 heifers 24.00 to 27.00 cows 18.00 to 20.00 bulls 78.00 to 24.00 calves prime 30.00 to 96.00 good to choice 25.00 to 30.00 lambs 26.00 to 27.00 ewes 9.00 to 9.00 wethers 8.00 to 9.00 hogs US 1 2 200 220 ths 25.00 to 25.50 220 240 ths 24.50 to 25.25 packers maybe 19.50 to 22.00.
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Chicago
Cleveland (Ap
Bologna
U. S
Soviet synagogues in the USSR drop by a third
Brandeis University Institute of East European Jewish Affairs reports 62 functioning synagogues in the Soviet Union, one third fewer than the count given by the Soviet government last fall.
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Waltham, Mass
Brandeis University Institute of East European Jewish Affairs
Soviet Union
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