Indicators signal broader economic slowdown in year
Joseph R. Coyne reports new signs of a slowing economy in Washington. The government plans to sell 1.1 billion in financial assets next month, reviving a sales freeze last September as a stabilizing move. The Commerce Department notes a further drop in activity in November.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
API
Ans
Commerce Department
Johnson
Congress
Federal National Mortgage Association
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Treasury
Three Fined For Blocking Rio Grande Bridge in Roma
In Roma Texas Justice of the Peace Horacio Vela fined Antonio Orendain Eugene Nelson and Bill Chandler 25 dollars each for obstructing the Rio Grande bridge during a protest by farm workers organizers from Delano California. Nine others were released.
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Roma
Tex
UPI
Justice of the Peace
Horacio Vela
Vela
Antonio Orendain
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Eugene Nelson
Bill Chandler
Texas
Delano
Calif
Rio Grande Valley
Rio Grande
Save Law
Arnulfo Guerra
Starr County
Randall Nye
Valley Farms
Nel-son
Nelson
Staton
Family Boost Beckenham Twins for Second Time
Mrs Shirley Russell gave birth to twins at Beckenham Maternity Hospital on Saturday marking her second set in 11 months. The birth highlights ongoing family growth at the Beckenham facility with local interest in twin arrivals.
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Beckenham
England
Shirley Russell
Beckenham Maternity Hospital
Japanese Spend on Entertainment Tops Budget in 1965
The National Taxation Bureau reports Japanese businessmen spent 1.5 billion dollars on entertainment for clients in night clubs and cabarets last year. The figure equals about one fifth of the gross national income and surpassed government Social Security budget appropriations.
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Tokyo
National Taxation Bureau
Japan
Jury Deadlocks In Peter Fonda Marijuana Case
A mistrial was declared after a 16 hour jury deadlock in the Peter Fonda marijuana possession case. Co defendants John B Haeberlin and Stephen Alsberg were tried. Alsberg acquitted while Haeberlin was convicted on the same charge. Defendant John Robischon was pending verdict and to return Dec 27 for further action. The Tarzana home linked to the case housed marijuana plants.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Peter Fonda
Satie
Fonda
John B. Haeberlin
Stephen Alsberg
John Robischon
Henry Fonda
Tarzana
Mark Brandler
Young Fonda
Robischon
Haebertin
CAB Releases Crash Inquiries Results
The Civil Aeronautics Board released findings on three Texas crashes. A Cessna 170 near Decatur on April 17 ended with pilot Gary Cox and two others dead. A Beechcraft near Cedar Hill on April 29 killed Ernest Tyson. A Cessna 140 near Sheppard AFB on June 1 killed Grady Ruth and Harvan Masters.
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Washington
Texas
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Decatur
Gary Frank Cox
Dallas
Patricia Sands Cox
Vera Cox Stapleton
Fort Worth
Cedar Hill
Ernest C. Tyson
Midland
Tex
Sheppard Air Force Base
Grady J. Ruth
Harvan J. Masters
Whitesboro
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Mullins TV Lab
Rhinall
Maalox Liquid
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Stratford
Sith St. End Ave
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Indonesia
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