Babson Column: Great Society to Spark Construction Boom
Babson analyzes LBJ's Great Society push as a national construction surge focused on schools hospitals health centers and recreation. He predicts demand will reach architects engineers builders and suppliers with widespread opportunities for early adopters and firms adapting products to government projects.
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Babson Park
Mass
Johnson
LBJ
White House
Congress
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Commerce Department
Small Business Administration
Washington
Economy rebounds as 1965 outlook brightens
AP analyst notes 1964 output rose and early 1965 shows momentum with auto plants speeding up and steel shipments rising. Stocks near record highs on inflation fears and rising government spending. industrial production index climbs 22 points from November to December to 137 percent of 1957 39 base, annual average 132 percent.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Economic Outlook Brightens for 1965 Amid Growth Signals
The 1963 annual average stood at 124 percent with plants catching up on lost time and steel furnaces hitting record tonnage. Despite October and November slowdowns, GNP rose in Q4 1964 and is projected to accelerate in early 1965 as strikes cost about $1 billion but factories run at high speed, retail sales near records, and construction and government spending rising.
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GNP
Ending a romance not as bad as it sounds in Tin Pan Alley
Dorothy Dix examines a study on how young lovers react when a romance ends. It predicts most girls’ fare is mixed regret and relief, with heartbreak rare, and suggests happiness more likely than bitterness. The piece, by Joyce Brothers, notes fading instead of crashing endings.
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Dorothy Dix
Tin Pan Alley
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Lis
How Romance Endings Affect Young Men and Women
A 1965 Dorothy Dix column discusses differing responses to breakups. It notes girls suffer more from heartbreak than boys, with about half of young men feeling little pain and even some happiness after love ends. It cites Dr Joyce Brothers guidance and mentions college dating dynamics.
Weber Retains All-Star Bowling Crown In Slow Rally
Dick Weber of St Louis defeated Jim St John Santa Clara Calif 608 586 to win the All-Star Bowling Tour title in Philadelphia. Ann Slattery Salt Lake City beat Sandy Hooper Anaheim 597 550 to take the women’s division and $5000 prize.
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Philadelphia
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Ann Slattery
Salt Lake City
Weber
Jim St. John
Santa Clara
Calif
St. John
Miami Beach
Kansas City
Slattery
Sandy Hooper
Anaheim
Clergy Granted Social Security Coverage in 1964 Law
The 1964 Social Security amendments again recognized clergy seeking protection for themselves and their families. The change is significant as many clergymen were previously barred from Massachusetts farms with 11,179 farm establishments noted.
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Massachusetts
Clergymen May Elect Social Security Coverage Change
The new law lets ministers count earnings for social security starting the first taxable year after 1961, usually 1962. Clergymen must elect by April 15, 1965, to take advantage. Contact your District Director of Internal Revenue or Social Security office for details.
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Internal Revenue
Social Security Office
Glade Valley Grange Set for January Meeting in Walkersville
The Glade Valley Grange will meet at 8 p.m. January 26 in the Walkersville Community Hall. The Agriculture and Soil Conservation Committee will lead the program with Gar net Wisner as chairman and J A Cutson speaking on Planning Progress to Zoning Administration in Frederick County. He will present a five year progress report on planning and zoning and discuss subdivision regulations and the zoning ordinance impact. A Q and A session on land development in Walkersville Woodsboro will follow.
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Glade Valley Grange
Walkersville
Agriculture and Soil Conservation Committee
Garnet Wisner
Susan Priebe
Edgar Zimmerman
Harry Krantz
Leroy Hildebrand
George C. Stauffer
Edwin Price
J. A. Cutson
Frederick County
Woodsboro
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