Johnson promises budget surprise with high revenues
President Johnson, en route to his Texas ranch, says the budget could top 90 billion dollars for a single year and that deficits for the 1965 year may be smaller than the current forecast. He plans pruning to keep spending under 102 billion and will send the plan to Congress in January with new programs including job training and local matching efforts.
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1963 Good Steel Year and 1964 Outlook Start Strong
New York based steel observers report a solid finish to 1963 with December orders lifting the final quarter outlook and starting 1964 on a strong footing. Output is projected near 109 million tons for 1963, about 4–6 million above summer estimates, with 1962 activity helping frame demand in construction and appliances while steel prices trended up under Kennedy era policy. Aluminum enters as a competitive factor, with beer can markets expanding as aluminum can tops and integrated producers push market share.
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Hunters Bag Many Squirrels
Wisconsin upland hunt reports numerous squirrels bagged by hunters. Conservation department notes success in opening season brief and confirms high harvest figures.
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Customs Phase A Great Total Trade in San Francisco
San Francisco traders report the city handles imports and exports exceeding a large annual total, per the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. The figure reflects broad cross border activity and town’s role in regional commerce.
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