Economic Slowdown in First Quarter of 1964 Seen by Some Businessmen
A Commerce Department survey shows manufacturers expect sales to decline by 400 million dollars in early 1964 after reaching 106.7 billion in late 1963. Inventories should rise by 400 million, while current stocks reach about 59.7 billion by year end. Officials urge pump priming to spur spending.
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21 Arrested In W Va Moonshine Ring Raid
Federal state and local officers raided a moonshine operation in southern West Virginia arresting 21 people on illegal whisky charges. Authorities seized 235 gallons of whisky and three vehicles, with two stills destroyed near Delbarton and Shively. One detainee remained jailed on bond.
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Slaughter Steer Prices Steady to Weaker in 1963 Trend
1963 saw slaughter steer prices generally steady to lower with brief firmness. Beef cattle averaged 5 percent below 1962 in the third quarter while overall livestock prices fell about 3 percent for the year. Hog prices stayed weak except for a July peak as supplies rose and pork stocks grew.
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