Economic optimism and risks for 1965 outlook
Trade and consumer prospects look strong as retail sales rise and personal income peaks. The National Retail Merchants Association reports 94 percent expecting higher Christmas volume, with a 6 percent rise over 1963 and some predicting 10 percent. Industry plans show a 5 percent investment rise in 1965, a potential record of 46.9 million dollars in productive equipment, while a looming steel strike threatens the expansion and timing of recovery. President Johnson touts continued growth amid auto industry recovery and favorable tax cuts fueling optimism.
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Washington
D. C
America
National Retail Merchants Association
Johnson
Department of Commerce
General Motors
Ford
McGraw Hill Publishing Company
McGraw-Hill
Nation’s Business
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Looking Back Osceola Records 50 Years Ago Dec 3 1914
Births report two babies born to Herrmann and Johansen families. Market prices listed for wheat corn oats hogs butter and eggs. Local events include chiropractic study return and community plans for auditorium program. Traffic on Havens bridge rising. plowing continued despite December.
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A. J. Herrmann
Herman Timm
Chicago
Sam Crouse
Charles McBeth
Harry Crouse
Auditorium
New Havens Bridge
Ed Swanson
Santa Claus
H. A. Johansen
Osceola
Odd Fellows
W. A. Coffendaffer
N. G
H. C. Duncan
W.G
S. A. Snider
A. A. Gray
Helen Kummer
Columbus Hospital
Columbus
Walter Monson
Seattle
Bert Burns
Burlington
Colo
Ray
Osceola couple trip ends with Thanksgiving visits
Mr and Mrs Marvin Dawes and Mr and Mrs Richard Merrick returned last Tuesday after a three week trip in the west. In Los Angeles they visited Gail Smiths and Huey Shaffers. They then stayed with the Wieseman family in Redwood City before flying to Tucson Arizona for Thanksgiving with the Merricks family.
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Marvin Dawes
Richard Merrick
West
Los Angeles
Daweses
Gail Smiths
Huey Shaffers
Art Wieseman
Redwood City
Merricks
Tucson
Ariz
Alvin
Charles Merricks
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Rising City
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Platte Precinct
Polk County
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Congress
Civil Aeronautics Adm
Nebraska
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Polk County Aaa
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Wahoo
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E. E. Gabel
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Laura Lea Monson
Luther College
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York
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Clarke-McNary
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Gresham
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Grand Island
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Dennis E. Stiles
Alfred Jensen Jr
Marshall F. Anderson
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Kearney
Francis L. Vail
Gerald S. Crnkovich
Joe A. Sliva
Coumbus
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Jerome E. Urban
Eva Webb
Ruth A. Bates
Wendell Bruner
Fremont
John Foltz
Norfolk
Keith H. Schneider
Alliance
James L. Anderson
Thomas L. Tonack
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Shelby
George Raffety Jr
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William L. Wilson
Glen D. Hart
James Svitak
David City
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Earl G. Tacey
Osmond
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Edward A. Sobieszyk
Dean W. Schmeling
Whittemore
Dickie D. Tschantre
Silver Creek
Nebraskaland
Amity
Haw Dryers
Dohn’s Rexall Drug
Columbus, Nebr
Mrs. Claus
MR. Claus
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Farm Bureau
Richard Klein
Seata
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Catiour
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