Recovery or New Dip Headaches Markets This Week
U.S. economy shows mixed signals with real GNP up 1.6 percent in Q2 and corporate profits rising 8.2 percent, yet inflation fears persist as July CPI climbs 14.4 percent annualized. Durable goods orders up 5.3 percent in July, housing starts gain 14 percent, while money supply tightens. Dow falls 20.88 to 804.76 amid shifts at Edwards & Hanly and a large AT&T stock offering.
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Miners in Virginia May Join Wildcat Strike
Southwest Virginia coal miners moved toward joining a wildcat sympathy strike that spread from West Virginia and into Kentucky. About 400 at Beatrice Pocahontas and 250 at Island Creek refused to work, as UMW officials noted talks of wider spread. District 28 President Ray Marshall and Pocahontas local head Carlos Clark described the actions and returns to work attempts amid limited turnout. Norfolk & Western Railway reported 95 of 218 mines in the region closed, cutting coal tonnage and highlighting the strike’s impact on rail shipping.
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$141 Million Urged For 20 New Airports
Virginia study by the State Corporation Commission urges $141 million to build 20 new airports and expand facilities, with about $73 million federal funds. Seven public hearings planned Sept 8–16 across planning districts. Local governments urged to lead development. Northern Virginia demand may exceed capacity. two airports proposed for Virginia Beach area.
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Agricultural production forecasts for 1975 seed crops
County Executive Directors report 1975 crop outlook with record corn at 5.85 billion bushels, sorghum 811 million, all wheat 2.141 billion, soybeans 1.458 billion, and cotton at 9.4 million bales. Oilseed total rises 14 percent while food grains reach 71 million short tons.
Egypt's Early Empire Under Thutmose the Warrior Pharaohs
In 1400 B C Egypt expanded under Thutmose III and rival monarchs, starting an imperial campaign that forged a vast dominion. Historians note notable military campaigns, territorial gains, and the rise of a powerful Egyptian state.
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