Gap in tourist trade widens amid US deficits
Washington AP reports that 1960 saw a larger tourist gap as foreigners spent just under 1 billion in the United States while Americans spent 2.7 billion abroad. Canadians led foreign visitors to the US with 470 million spending, Mexicans 180 million, and Europeans 125 million. The gap contributes to the balance of payments deficit, prompting a government push to attract foreign tourists.
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Washington
Commerce Department
United States
U.S
Problem Intersections Left Turn Bugaboo At Nelbar Tytus Corner
Traffic safety official Traf fic St. James Combs cites Nelbar Street and Tytus Avenue as a dangerous left turn hub with a daily 24 329 vehicles, 12 crashes last year injuring two. He urges obeying overhead directional signs directing lefts from center lanes and through/right use of outer lanes. North south traffic turn from center lane. east west traffic use center for through.
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Nelbar Street
Tytus Avenue
Combs
Nelbar
Tytus
New Drug Turns Hot Dogs Cold
New York AP reports Upjohn Co announces Prodox Wag a synthetic hormone drug to morally regulate canine female urge without unhappiness A pharmaceutical company press conference in Kalamazoo Michigan outlines marketing plans for the drug
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New York
Prodox
Upjohn & Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Community meeting schedule for Monday and Tuesday
Listings show multiple local groups meeting Monday at noon and 7:30 pm across venues including Manchester Hotel Armory and high school music room, with organizations such as VFW Post 6405 Middletown Civic Monroe Firemen’s Association and Monroe Grange. Tuesday adds Civitan Rotary Safety Council Auburn etc with numerous club hours and locations.
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Industrial Council
Manchester
VFW
Garfield
Middletown Civic
Armory
Monroe Firemen’s Association
Monroe
Monroe Grange
Civitan Club
Rotary Club
Safty Council
Safety Council
South Middletown
Middletown Grocers & Meat Dealers Association
Chatterdine Mhs Band Associates Board
American Legion Post
Legion Home
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
Spebsqsa
Ohio City Income Tax Trend Raises Revenue Issues
The Federal Reserve Bank reported that Ohio led by Toledo first adopted municipal income tax to address finances. By now 13 villages and 41 of Ohio’s 18 cities levy income taxes, a pattern seen as a Fourth District phenomenon. The ruling allows localities to tax income, shifting reliance from property taxes to municipal revenues.
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Toledo
Ohio City
Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
High Court
Freeman to Speak at Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner
Ohio Democratic leader William L. Coleman announced Secretary of Agriculture Freeman will headline the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner in Columbus. Freeman will discuss New Frontiers in Agriculture, with the Buckeye Building at the state fairgrounds hosting the event.
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Columbus, Ohio
Orvile L. Freeman
Ohio
William L. Coleman
Freeman
Buckeye
Dr Gray Cowan to Speak at World Affairs Meeting
Dr Gray Cowan of New York City will be guest speaker for the Middle Town Chapter Cincinnati Coun cil on World Affairs. The event, in the new school administration building at 1515 Girard Ave, is open to the public. Cowan is associate professor of government and Africa studies director at Columbia University and has traveled widely in Africa and its colonies.
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Cincinnati
Counceil
New School
Girard Ave
L. Gray Cowan
New York City
Dr. Cowan
Africa
Columbia University
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