Bright 1966 economy forecast from Johnson telephoned address
President Johnson told national business leaders from his Texas ranch that the economy should see a record level in 1966 with no inflation. He stressed cooperation among business labor and government to avoid inflation during the telephoned address to the Business Council in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Business Council
Washington
Texas
Economy headlines and inflation fears in 1964 era report
The article outlines President Johnson praising cooperative effort to sustain the longest peacetime expansion, cites October inflation at 110.4 for 1957-59, notes unemployment at 4.2 percent in November, and reports durable goods orders at $22.4 billion. It also covers auto production forecasts, steel output, and November construction spending.
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Viet Nam
Labor Department
Johnson
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Charles Schultze
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Commerce Department
Defense Raps Jury Decision In Pope Trial
A U.S. District Court jury sentenced Duane E. Pope to death for slaying three bank employees in the Big Springs bank robbery. Defense counsel, led by former Nebraska governor Robert B. Crosby, calls the verdict a miscarriage of justice and plans to seek Supreme Court review arguing Pope was insane. The sentencing date is set for March 3, with appeals expected to stay the execution. Pope admitted the robbery and shootings, while witnesses including a paralyzed survivor testified for the prosecution.
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Odell Hanson Lincoln
Neb
U.S. District Court
Duane E. Pope
Midwest
Robert B. Crosby
Nebraska
Pope
U.S. Supreme Court
Big Springs
Crosby
Kansas Farm
Robert van Pelt
U. S
Theodore L. Richling
Omaha
Roxbury
Kan
Earl J. Pope
van Pelt
U.S
State Penitentiary
Lincoln
Farmer's State Bank
McPheron
Delegates elect Cantonian as OEA president elect
Ohio Education Association delegates select Canton McKinley High assistant principal Kenneth Kate as president elect of the 81,000 member group at the 44th annual meeting. Paul C. Hayes installed as president, while 31 resolutions were approved to guide policy for the coming year.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Kenneth Kate
Canton
Kate
Canton McKinley High School
Elvira Wright
Warren
Helen Lybarger
Oregon
Seraph Pope
Lima
Walter E. Powell
Fairfield
Paul C. Hayes
South Western
Robert Dowling
Alliance
OEA
OFA
Profes
Funds Approved For Reconnaissance F-111 Development
Secretary McNamara authorized about 12 million to have the Air Force develop a reconnaissance version of the F-111 fighter, previously TFN, with work assigned to General Dynamics Fort Worth division. No production decision yet.
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Washington
Robert 8. McNamara
Air Force
TFN
Pentagon
Fort Worth, Tex
General Dynamics Corp
Red China Burns Peace Bridges Over Viet Nam
U S officials say Communist China blocks Viet Nam peace moves by the Soviet Union while avoiding immediate use of Chinese troops. Beijing defends its stance as defensive after its 1963 nuclear burst, rails at the United States, and shows strained ties with Indonesia Moscow and Africa.
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Spencer Davis
Washington
U.S
China
Soviet Union
Peking
United States
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Far East
Asia
Southeast Asia
Laos
Hanoi
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Las Vegas
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Kansas City
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National Education Association
Jennie L. Davis
Cincinnati
Dickinson T. Guiler
West Carrollton
Kreisher Phavunccy
Red China
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Ohio Power Company
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