National meeting outlines consumer education program
The national cotton and wool associations will host a seminar directed at consumer education with participation by five individuals including college teachers and demonstration agents. The event aims to present a plan for broader economic understanding and practical guidance.
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World Growth Surges in 1968 Despite U.S. Strikes
A United Nations Economic and Social Council report notes 6 percent global growth in 1968, outpacing 1960–67 averages across developed markets, centrally planned economies and developing regions. It highlights Africa Asia and Latin America reaching growth targets, with world exports rising 12 percent. U.S. domestic demand and prices climbed, unemployment fell, and a copper strike plus steel-buying ahead of strikes pushed imports up.
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Africa
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Latin America
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Rockefeller heir born to John D Rockefeller family in Charleston
A son named Jamie Rockefeller was born to John D Rockefeller and Sharon Rockefeller in Charleston Memorial Hospital weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces. The baby is the first child of Rockefeller, 92, of New York and Sharon, 24, of Chicago, daughter of U. S. Sen. Charles Percy. The infant will be baptized John Rockefeller. The Rockefellers were married April 1, 1867 in Chicago.
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John D. Rockefeller
Sharon
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Rockefeller
New York
Sheren
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Charles Percy
John Rockefeller
Jamie
Rockefellers
Chicago
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