Morse urges India aid as quake rocks Tokyo
In Tokyo a minor earthquake disrupted activity while Senator Morse leader of an American delegation urged the United States to extend economic and technical help to India. He spoke of supporting India's development and agricultural progress during a visit that included the Taj Mahal in Agra.
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Forecast of $1 Trillion U S GDP by 1975
New York dispatch reports the National Industrial Conference Board's long range forecast predicting a U S gross national product of $1 trillion by 1975 barring catastrophe. The study envisions a rising standard of living, 86 million civilian jobs in 1975, and a labor force of 93 million with more white collar than blue collar work. Productivity, hours, prices, and tax policy are expected to shift gradually with modest inflation and strong investment.
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Kills Bandit in liquor store hold up
Herbert C. Stamps a 20 year old co owner of a Los Angeles liquor store was shot and killed Sunday night during an attempted robbery. Co owner Luther Moore 45 claimed he drew a 38 caliber revolver from under the counter and fired four shots. Meacham the clerk 58 was wounded when a bullet struck him in the shoulder.
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