Business curbs on capital spending amid inflation fears
The piece notes President Johnson urged businessmen to cut capital outlays to curb inflation while acknowledging that market forces and shortages also drive spending decisions. Some executives cite limited impact of the call, yet overall cuts could lessen inflation but may not fully avert government action. Roscoe Drummond questions if restraint will cover Great Society and war spending.
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Wall Street Journal
Johnson
Roscoe Drummond
Wellington Dinner Highlights Wellington Industry Growth
Wellington's industrial growth is rapid and wide spread across the county. The Wellington Chamber of Commerce reports show Sterling Foundry led by Frank Dost and attendance by Ohio Development director Fred Neuenhower, with multiple firms recognized for progress. The piece notes Wellington's balance of industry and historic charm and forward-looking plans.
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Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Ohio Department
Frank Dost
Sterling Foundry
LBJ Tackles Inflation With Voluntary Measures
President Johnson works to curb inflation by urging voluntary spending cuts and tax considerations. He aims to engage consumers and producers, labor and management, households, and firms to ease price and wage pressure while warning against overconfidence if results seem limited.
Grandpappy set explains shopping bug for bride
A fragment discusses a young bride enjoying shopping more than an older manned woman, noting she does not remember that pores used to be.
Johnson urges restrained spending and price curbs in appeal
The article reviews President Johnson pressing department heads to cut federal spending by about $1 billion in the last quarter. It notes the reliance on persuasion plus occasional coercion to influence markets and labor, amid an economy showing rising production and prices with a record GNP of 714 billion. It questions whether such measures will curb inflation and wage growth, despite optimism.
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Wall Street Journal Report
San Francisco
Johnson
Herbert Hoover
GNP
California
Pat Brown
Berkeley
Watts
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Willard Wirtz
Brown
Fire survivors thank local emergency teams and helpers
The Raymond F Widder family expresses gratitude to the Wellington and Litchfield Fire Departments the Curtiss Truman ambulance service the Litchfield Explorers Club the Robinson Building employees and many friends for aid since the April fire at their home. RD J Lachfreid
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The
Chronicle
Wellington
Litchfield
Curtiss Truman Ambulance Service
Litchfiel Explorers Club
Robinson
Apnl
Raymond F Widder
RD J
Lachfreid
Letters policy outlines names signatures and length limits
The notice explains that letters from readers must include full signatures and addresses and that unsigned letters will not be considered. Names may be withheld on request but readers should know authors. Short letters are preferred, and no letter should exceed 330 words. The editors may edit or condense letters and will avoid libelous or personal attacks and tasteless content.
Johnson Mexico visit plan showed tight coordinated timing
The piece details a staged trip to Mexico City with a careful roll out from April 6 acceptance to April 12 announcement. It describes services, direct lines, banners, and a two hour and 30 minute drive to Los Pinos with 2,000,000 cheering onlookers. Barry Goldwater appeared in Mexico City around the visit but did not meet Johnson.
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Johnson
Mexico City
Diaz Ordaz
Washington
Air Force One
Texas White House
Lady Bird
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Socialist Party
Hemisphere
Los Pinos
Mexico
White House
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
International University of the Americas
Viet Nam
President Johnson
GOP
Lincoln
Lbj
Farm Bloc Worries Over Shifting Power In Johnson Era
The piece notes farm voters shrinking relative to cities but still pivotal in corn, wheat, and produce belts. It cites farm price policies angering farmers, cattlemen backing price cuts on hides, and dairy and cheese actions impacting harvests. California faces farm concerns near the election, risking a Republican gain if urban unrest and farm prices bite Brown’s prospects.
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Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cornell University
Shuman
Neighbors Rally After Missing Boy Mickey
A close knit street traps into action when Mickey, a mischievous five year old, vanishes triggering a city wide search. Neighbors Moran Tessie Mrs Grynowski Mr Geiger Hortense Snyder and others unite to aid in the search. The incident ends with the boy returning home and the block feeling renewed solidarity.
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Mickey
Hortense Spyder
Grynowski
Tessie
Moran
Geiger
Hortense
Mr. Goldberg
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