Russia’s New Budget Shifts Focus to Internal Economy
The 1965 Soviet budget presented to the Supreme Soviet signals a move to strengthen the domestic economy with greater consumer spending, housing, agriculture, and social outlays. It hints at restrained Soviet-Chinese tensions and a push for western trade, while reaffirming support for revolutions abroad and delayed military adjustments.
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Africa
Latin America
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Top business stories of 1964 by Sam Dawson
A recap of ten major business stories from 1964. Stock prices surged with record trading and Dow Jones above 800, then fell amid global events. Tax cuts boosted take-home pay and later consumer spending rose, while currency and geopolitical shifts shaped markets.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S. Economy Endures Turmoil and Growth Amid Global Shifts
A year of mixed strides saw Johnson intervention to steady interest rates while Britain faced a pound crisis and a $3 billion multi nation fund halted the raid. Stock markets clashed with regulators. profits rose. record stock offerings and splits energized markets as labor and inflation concerns lingered. Daguerre’s camera breakthrough marked a historic note.
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Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglass
Improvement comes from work and tenacity though not endless intellect. Gravity in the mental realm pulls toward mediocrity, yet overall humanity has progressed. Despite war and moral lapses, society moves in the right direction. Notre Dame lineman Jim Lynch is Tom Lynch’s brother, Navy’s 1963 captain, and Tom aided Dick Duden with the Plebes this fall.
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Jim Lynch
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Pressman Sees Tax Suit Over Legislators Double Pay
Baltimore comptroller Hyman Pressman vows to file a taxpayer suit to recover what he calls improper overpayment while Gov. Tawes calls the issue a ticklish question. Tawes says double or triple pay among some lawmakers is a delicate matter.
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Tawes
Hyman Pressman
Payment dispute over daily allowance for Legislative Council
Debate centers on paying Legislative Council members a 35 per day allowance for council meetings. Lawmakers weigh fairness and budget impact as the issue remains unsettled.
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