Trendy report on U S business cycle and construction gains
The piece surveys a broad economic upturn with a 3 day recovery, notes strength in the construction industry and capital spending, cites July reinvestment and inventory trends, and projects continued expansion into 1964 aided by a potential tax cut. It references D J T momentum, steel production, and Census Bureau figures on June construction activity and private nonfarm housing.
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Ware
Salulon
Gessian
Tong
Census Bureau
Truck Tire Blast Kills Man Nearby
A truck incident near Barstow leaves George J. Parker, 45, dead when a seven foot high fire erupts from a nearby carrier. Parker bent to inspect the blaze and was killed as the blast occurred. Market and stock notes follow, with Dow Jones figures and market commentary.
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Barstow
UPI
George JB. Parker
Nick
Governor Brown Opens Cell-Less Youth Conservation Center
Gov Brown dedicated the 1,200 inmate California Conservation Center in Susanville, calling it a modern correctional program with dormitories for 16 residents each and built in counseling. He said it uses glass instead of bars and aims to reduce overcrowding, save forests, and cut costs while training prisoners for fire fighting and conservation work.
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Brown
California Conservation Center
Corrections
Walter Dunbar
Tealls
Khrushchev Bars USSR Aid to UN Middle East Congo
Soviet Premier Khrushchev reiterates Moscow’s refusal to fund United Nations operations in the Middle East Congo and Yemen. He defends the UN charter and accuses Western powers of political violations, saying the financial crisis is a political issue, not a lack of funds. Broadcast remarks respond to Bertrand Russell’s letter urging aid.
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UPI
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Yemen
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Khrushchev on Peace and Colonial Policy Critique
Khrushchev condemned demanding payment from peaceful nations as encouragement of colonial policy and interference. He urged actions that align with peace and stability of nations, warning against meddling in others affairs.
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Khrushchev
Mass Baptism Draws 2000 Witnesses in Long Island Sound
In New York, over 2,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses formed a solemn procession and entered Long Island Sound to be baptized by total immersion on Friday, marking a large gathering in a baptism ceremony.
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New York
UPI
Jehovah's Witnesses
Long Island Sound
Goldwater Slams JFK as Ecuador Ouster Follows
Ecuador ousts a leftist leader amid a volatile political clash sparked by U S and Ecuadorian tensions. Goldwater accuses liberals of fear as he denounces communism and questions Kennedy era policies while U S officials defend cordial ties and warn against nuclear brinkmanship.
Yorty seeks FCC approval for city TV station in Los Angeles
Mayor Samuel Yorty urged the Federal Communications Commission to authorize a city run ultra high frequency television station for public safety, welfare and educational programs. He likened it to New York City Channel 13, arguing savings by avoiding travel for training and offering health, sanitation, emergency and police information to the public. The proposal envisions educational use for city personnel and broad public information access.
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UPI
Samuel Yorty
Federal
Comemunications Commission
Yorty
New York City
California official calls Nevada gambling ad illegal
Assemblyman Charles Chapel of Palos Verdes Estates cites California penal law to stop billboards advertising Nevada gambling. He argues any invitation to a place used for gambling or prostitution in California or via signs advocating such venues violates state law and should be enforced or repealed.
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UPI
Charles B. Chapel
Palos Verdes Estates
California
John Dee
Cable Cuts Trigger Wide Repairs in West Florida
Tampa reports from the General Telephone Co and FBI crews repairing three major cables after vandals struck during a wider incident across five counties. A fire warning system failure and armed guards accompanied repair trucks amid a strike by Local 824, with service disrupted in Tampa and surrounding areas.
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International Brotherhood of Guards
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Dick Buckingham
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Manatee
Pasco
Danny Kaye Observes Soviet Life During Moscow Trip
Danny Kaye, returning from a visit to the Soviet Union, praised UNICEF and Russian children while noting strict government inhibition on in-depth comment. He walked Moscow unrecognized, enjoyed interacting with kids in clinics and a Young Pioneer camp, and observed films focusing on war with propaganda.
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Danny
Kaye
Soviet Union
Hones
United Nations Childrens
Unicef
Kayo
Ham Ke Enid
Russia
Moscow
Ile
Judge approves Stephen Crane adoption of boy
Superior Judge Ben Koenig will finalize Friday on the adoption of a year-old boy by restaurateur Stephen Crane, former husband of actress Lana Turner. Crane, 46, and his fourth wife Helen, 27, a fashion designer, paid for the child through a County Adoption Bureau and would name him Stephen Crane IV.
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Stephen Crane
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UPI
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