No Recession In Sight For American Industry
The piece argues the U S economy remains buoyant due to high employment and strong buying power. It cites 74 million employed, 3.6 percent unemployment, and a March personal income of 613 billion dollars. It attributes jobs to war demand and rising female workers, with home building potential nudging growth.
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Expo 67 Katimavik opens as meeting place for 35 million
Canada unveils its giant Expo 67 pavilion Katimavik at Montreal marking the nation’s centennial. The fair aims to welcome tens of millions from Canada the United States and abroad as the UN promotes international tourism this year.
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United Nations
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
United States
Weekend to Remember in Highlands Prisoners of Dream
Jim Bishop recounts a Jersey Shore weekend with four teens led by John Dundas called Chief. The trip features a preteen romance, a stolen Pierce Arrow, improvised repairs, and a two hour drive to Jersey Shore. Memories reflect adolescence, humor, danger, and lasting outcomes.
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New Jersey
John Dundas
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Molly
Evelyn Wilkins
Fred
Bill
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May Breakfast at First Methodist Church Continues Tradition
The article promotes the May Breakfast at First Methodist Church inviting all, with servings from 6 30 to 10 30 a m. Tickets and reservations are available through Mrs Richard Nuff and Mrs Fred Stein Sr or at the church office. The event offers pancakes coffee cakes flowers and babysitting by church women and encourages cross congregation attendance.
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Fred Stein Sr
Nuclear war pace and Nike-X plan reshape Europe defense
U S military leaders warn a major European war would be fought with nuclear weapons and could pull the United States into a nuclear battle. Gen Earl Wheeler cites Nike-X opposition to McNamara funding and argues small ground forces and high defense readiness are needed to deter Soviet attack and maintain strategic balance.
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Be Kind: Control Breeding Of Pets
A letter urges readers to neuter pets to reduce thevast surplus of unwanted dogs and cats. It cites the Humane Society figures and argues neutering prevents suffering, removes roaming behavior, and promotes indoor pets. It asks veterinarians to advise and urges Middletown to honor patriotic ideals with a July fourth show.
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Butler County
Harold Kramer
Cattery
Middletown
Dayton Cat Fanciers
Rarnite Field
Jaycees
Our Nations
America
Journal publication and subscription notice details
The Journal of Tigdistown Ohio announces subscription rates and mail terms. Subscriptions are available per week day and Sunday, with annual pricing and payment expectations. Founded in 1857.
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Dual presidential terms split by history
The text notes Grover Cleveland is counted as both the 22nd and 24th president due to nonconsecutive terms. It also mentions the National Military Establishment becoming the Department of Defense on September 18, 1947, and states about 318 million cups of coffee are consumed daily in the United States, averaging 3 to 4 cups per adult.
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