Executives See Economic Boom For 1966
Top U S business leaders remain optimistic about a continuing economic boom this year and a stronger surge in 1966, based on a survey by the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
4
Top U S business leaders remain optimistic about a continuing economic boom this year and a stronger surge in 1966, based on a survey by the U S Chamber of Commerce.
President Eduardo Frei of Chile launches a 23 day four nation tour to Italy France Britain and Germany with ceremonial stops in Argentina Uruguay and Brazil. Chilean leaders expect prestige gains and potential economic aid promises while Franco-German ties and Latin American influence loom large.
Ankara signals no Cyprus progress before October elections. Turkish and Greek sides show reluctance to tackle Cyprus, with coalition fears and public opinion cited as reasons to delay serious talks after the Afro Asian conference. Observers note a softening Turkish stance and possible bargaining over bases and territory.
Sgt. Alvin F. Scott, 29, of New Orleans, died after a parachute failed to open during a jump at Fort Campbell Kentucky. The accident ended a five year no fatality record in the 101st Airborne Pavilion. Maj. Morrison piloted the craft to Wright Patterson AFB Ohio where a foam covered runway belly landing was made.
Exhortation to focus on scripture and the Saviour Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever.
Dr. Louis J. Battan described Soviet cloud seeding experiments near Moscow aimed at increasing snow over a target area and possibly reducing snow in a city downwind. He noted hail suppression studies show promising data but require more work.
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