Washington Claims Industry Up A Sign, Growth Seen
Washington officials forecast a modest rise in real GNP this year with unemployment easing only gradually. They see a 4.7 percent June jobless rate, inflation cooling to 3 to 3.5 percent by year end, and a sharper fourth quarter growth with better mortgage terms and revived housing, while cautioned by pain from inflation and credit tightness. The GNP deflator remains the key inflation measure, and the second quarter shows a 4.5 percent gain to about 970.1 billion dollars annual rate.
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Parcel Post Rates to Jump By 15 Percent
The Inter state Commerce Commission approved fourth class parcel post rate increases averaging 15.2 percent with a 35 cent bulky package surcharge planned. The Post Office will delay usage after consultation with parcel post users, while aiming to reach a break-even point for Fourth Place main Mail order houses face heavier costs. Local small packages would rise from 50 to 60 cents, and an eight-pound coast-to-coast parcel would cost 2.60, up from 2.15. The change could boost parcel post revenue by about 123 million dollars.
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Watkins Elected President of Freedom Inc in KC
Bruce 8. Watkins Jackson County Clerk was unanimously chosen by Freedom Inc. to succeed slain leader Leon M. Jordan as president. The 26 member executive committee elected him at Thursday night meeting as he seeks re election.
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Pretty Girl Julie Ann Johnson Pursues Stunt Work Celebrity Path
Julie Ann Johnson, 29, Hollywood stuntwoman, risks crashes and falls to build acting chances. She trains with top stars, earns porn pay from film stunts and leverages a sports background and family ties in baseball for a constant learning curve.
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Arnett Fans Leaving War After 8 Years
A Missouri Ledger item notes readers and fans departing the long eight year war era, signaling evolving attitudes toward the conflict. The piece contrasts local reactions with broader events reaching Saigon, framing the war as a single extended struggle.
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Danforth Backed as AP War Correspondents Exit Saigon
Saigon desk notes eight years of Vietnam coverage are ending as Peter Arnett and Horst Faas, senior AP figures, depart to new assignments. Danforth receives Republican Senate nomination backing from Tom Curtis. AP staffing remains strong in Indochina with Mason steering operations and a 30-person team, while casualties and Cambodian developments shape the reporting outlook.
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Grissett Named Rules Committee Chairman in Jacksonville
City Councilman Gris sett Jr failed to end the rules committee then was appointed chair. He posted a notice canceling the next regular rules committee meeting in Jacksonville Florida until further notice.
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Hollywood’s Terrible 3 Goodbye to the press grande dame
Hollywood’s three famed gossip columnists are described as the Terrible Trio. Louella Parsons shaped studio news with Hearst backing and personal scoops. Hedda Hopper combined guts with bold career moves in real estate and columns. Sheilah Graham, once the third, ends movie reporting to write books and a women’s issues column.
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Bookmobile Schedule for July in Mexico Audrain county
The Mexico Audrain County Bookmobile lists weekly routes from July 20 to 24. Stops include Salmons Sunset Ingrams on Monday, Rivers Salt River on Tuesday, Benton City and Martinsburg film programs midweek, Thompson Rush Hill Thursday, and Garfield film program Friday with early to late morning slots and afternoon times.
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Electrification Reaches Hart's Location New Hampshire
Ninety-one years after Thomas Edison invented the electric light bulb, Hart's Location NH becomes the last community in the state to be electrified, marking a historic upgrade in local infrastructure.
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