Stock Market Crash Fears Echo 1929, Says Fed Head
Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin warns today’s boom psychology shows disquieting similarities to the 1920s. While the Johnson administration argues a repeat crash is unlikely, cooperation among the Fed, business and labor under new economics could keep the economy on a steady path to prosperity.
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Business News
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Moderate regime sought in Dominican Republic policy shift
President Johnson outlined U S aims in the Dominican Republic as forming a broadly based government with no extremists, working with the OAS and Dominican leaders. He defended troop deployments, planned withdrawals, and warned against Communist involvement while a three nation inter American mission pressed for peace. The broadcast covered Viet Nam, U N plans, and regional efforts as U S policy emphasized inter American cooperation.
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Dominican Republic
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Notorious Nannie Doss Dies in Oklahoma Hospital
Oklahoma City AP report: Nannie Doss, the notorious killer who poisoned four of her five husbands, dies at 60 from leukemia in an Oklahoma City hospital after transfer from the state penitentiary at McAlester. She escaped the electric chair by judge’s ruling and died on the 10th anniversary of her life term.
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Oklahoma City
Mastronly
Nannie Doss
Nannie
McAlester
Oklahoma
Missile silos for sale by the GSA in major disposal
Washington AP reports the General Services Administration plans to offer up to 148 missile silos for sale this month. Each 160 foot deep concrete silo with potential underground living quarters could fetch 12 to 25 million dollars, part of a nationwide surplus inventory valued around 750 million dollars. Officials say cost and sale scale differ from purchase, aiming for maximum return while national security is cited. Some civil defense agencies consider repurposing for fallout shelters and emergency storage.
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
GSA
Howard Greenberg
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Nung Tribesmen Gain Respect From US Troops
HAL BOYLE reports from Da Nang on the Nung mercenaries serving with U S Army Special Forces. Led by Hin, a 6 foot tall chief earning about 82.1 monthly, they field 600 warriors paid roughly 34 monthly in piasters. Maj. Richard I Allen Jr describes their pride, discipline, loyalty, and readiness to fight, while denying myths of ritual beheading.
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South Viet Nam
Mr. Hin
Indochina
China
Ghurkas
India
South
Viet Nam
U.S. Army
Hin
Maj
Richard I. Allen Jr
Miami
Fla
Maj. Allen
Allen
Kansas appoints Garner Stroud new GOP executive secretary
TOPEKA AP Garner Stroud of Wichita will replace Hart Workman as executive secretary of the Kansas Republican Central Committee July 1, announcing the change. Oliver Hughes, state chairman, praised Workman as a longtime party worker and said he may be called on for advice and counsel. Stroud recently joined the GOP staff after a stint as teacher, administrator, and oil landman. Workman had been executive secretary since Gov. John Anderson’s administration and previously served as chief counsel for the Department of Public Welfare.
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Garner Stroud
Wichita
Hart Workman
Republican Central Committee
Oliver Hughes
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Workman
Hughes
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William H. Avery
Stroud
GOP
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Workeman
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