Businessmen urged to tap nondefense growth markets
New York AP reports Prentice Hall advises shifting some government spending from defense to civilian programs. Expand into nondefense growth areas such as urban renewal, transit, water systems, education and health services. Projected needs: urban renewal $10.5B annually, downtown transit $1B yearly, water sewer $4B yearly, 100000 classrooms yearly, hospitals modernizing about $1B.
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Glass submarines eyed as Navy tests new tech
In Washington the Navy disclosed progress in glass model tests with pressures up to 300 000 psi. Early stage results point to potential for deep diving subs though development remains in initial research. Senator Lausche urges punitive strikes into North Vietnam and argues against sanctuary privileges. The inquiry into Johnsons nuclear stockpile slow down plan to be led by the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee with Gen. Taylor to testify.
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Richlands Theater Fire Causes $100000 Losses
A blaze in Richlands Virginia destroyed the Williams Building and a Baptist church theater, burned out the second floor apartment, and caused severe smoke and water damage to jewelry wholesale department and drug stores. Fire forced power loss in town after the furnace room fire. No residents were present in the apartment.
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