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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1967
Page
6
Reports show personal incomes rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 600.2 billion dollars while the index of industrial production fell by one point, the steepest drop since October 1965. Economic voices highlighted growth prospects, debt ceilings, and calls for tax policy tweaks amid mixed signals.
President Johnson says limiting aid to only ten countries would weaken America's global influence and cut economic and technical assistance. He sent a letter to Senator Fulbright criticizing the ceilings while seeking a $3.1 billion fiscal year budget starting July 1.
Martin Tajra, 35, condemned to die in 1962, plans to wed Frances Beatty, 25, in the judge's chambers of the Criminal Courts Building connected to Cook County Jail. Warden Jack Johnson said it is the first time a condemned man has married in a jail, and he will oversee the execution if Tajra loses his appeal.
Congressional supporters welcome the inclusion of truth in lending in President Johnsons consumer protection plan. Senator Proxmire and House figures back the effort with about 20 cosponsors and presidential endorsement. Patman warns against exposing high interest charges without a remedy.
Raymond Jena supervising auditor at Armco’s General Office won the Toastmasters Club speech session at Eastern Lanes with a talk on Human Evaluation He earned the club’s district contest berth set for Dayton March 15 Luther Colliver is alternates Basil Fleming and Haylen McGuire also spoke last night
George Washington delivered his second inaugural address in a brief speech of 134 words. The remarks lasted under two minutes and conveyed core themes of national unity and republican governance.
The National Student Association weighs abandoning its international branch after revelations it received CIA funding for foreign activities over 15 years. NSA leaders deny CIA money funded domestic programs and cite a long secret link with the agency as the likely cause of potential separation.
Reports from Tokyo say Maoist forces claim Kansu Province seizure and repelled counterattacks in Fukien, while facing serious trouble in a key Manchurian region. The Lanchow broadcast dated Feb 6 described a mammoth oath rally and takeover of provincial power by a Kansu rebel joint command.
The Pentagon weighs antimissile defenses targeting 25 to 50 U.S. cities at a cost of 12 to 22 billion dollars Defense Secretary McNamara cites cities in two lists led by New York Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia and others He notes 130 more cities over 100 000 population would remain uncovered even with a smaller list and questions overall effectiveness of such a system The first list includes New York Los Angeles Chicago Philadelphia Detroit San Francisco Washington Boston Cleveland St Louis Baltimore Houston Pittsburgh Minneapolis Miami Denver Atlanta Seattle New Orleans Buffalo Portland Albany El Paso Charleston and Honolulu The expanded list adds Paterson San Jose Dallas Milwaukee Kansas City Cincinnati San Diego San Antonio Indianapolis Columbus Memphis Louisville Providence Norfolk Rochester Springfield Dayton San Bernardino Toledo Bridgeport New Haven Flint Allentown Tacoma and Trenton
A Columbus salesman for Puritan Dress Co. reported 150 sample dresses valued at more than 1500 dollars taken from his 1967 car parked at the Fantasy Farm Motel on Route 4 at LeSourdsville. Det. Capt Cliff Hyde and Sgt. Bill Cain investigated the theft.
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