CG&E economist warns of U S letdown after expansion boom
CG&E economist William Woodrow told Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce that the United States may face a downturn in early 1967 or mid 1968, citing capital expansion, Viet Nam war demands, and inflation pressures. Armco Steel’s Robert Nelson challenged the view, while CG&E Chester Hodges defended Woodrow’s forecasting record.
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William Woodrow
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Industrial Council
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Chester Hodges
U S Policy of Force Doomed Panel Says
Washington panel including Hans Morgenthau argues U S foreign policy now aims to stop communism by force globally and is doomed to fail. They warn against confusing moral judgment with political action and call for nonintervention to avoid widening revolutions, stressing local welfare and international peace.
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The Meaning of Reformation lecture by Otto Bertschi
A one hour public lecture by Otto Bertschi of The Christian Science Board of Lectureship discusses how a deep change of heart reshapes life through a clearer understanding of God and the joy of life. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Stanford private poll shows support for flexible Vietnam policy
Stanford researchers report 88 percent favor negotiating with the Viet Cong if it is willing. The survey funded by the National Opinion Research Center found 70 percent back a UN arranged truce, 54 percent back South Vietnamese elections with VC participation, and 61 percent approve Johnson’s handling. A majority oppose unilateral withdrawal and many favor avoiding escalation, with 56 percent supporting continuing the war to counter China.
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Calif
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U.S
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University of ‘Chicago
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United States
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Judge Sworn In Northern Ohio District Court
William K. Thomas was sworn in today as a U S District Court judge for Northern Ohio. The oath was administered amid remarks from Paul C Weick chief judge of the U S Sixth Circuit. About 2000 Quakers from 40 countries are expected at the event. The ceremony coincides with the Friends World Conference held July 24 to August 3, 1967.
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Greensboro
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Golden Age Club Busy Day With Birthdays St Patrick Day
The Golden Age Club meets at 1 30 at the Townhouse 600 N Verity Park Way with 58 birthdays to note including Lena Figgins 89 and May Rupp 88. J Ross Hunt executive director Metropolitan Housing Authority to dedicate a high rise with Dean Pieper principal speaker. Music and wearin the green planned with Mrs Robert Gloeckler and Mrs William Jolliff providing songs.
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Chicago
Charles M. Johnston
Ernest Root
Lena Figgins
May Rupp
Robert Gloeckler
William Jolliff
Man Sent To Mansfield
Lewis Reynolds aged 20 of Middle town had probation revoked by Judge Fred B. Cramer yesterday. He received an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory on one count and 30 days in Butler County jail on a second count, to run concurrently. The charges stem from a 1964 break in at Oneida School and earlier convictions for malicious destruction and intoxication in Middletown Municipal Court.
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Yankee Road
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Butler County
Oneida
Canada Seeks Scandal Showdown In Mun Singer Case
In Ottawa AP report MAX HARRELSON says Canada's Liberal government pushes a judicial inquiry into all aspects of the Gerda Mun singer case as the House of Commons resumes debate this afternoon, with major parties ready to stake their futures on the investigation.
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Gerda Munsinger
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Cliff Richard to quit singing and teach divinity
British pop star Cliff Richard, 25, announces retirement from music to become a fulltime divinity teacher after 18 months of upcoming stage and film work. He plans to study at college and has visited Trent Park College with Dr. T.R. Thekston, who would welcome him as a trainee.
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