Businessmen Expect 1966 to Open With Faster Production Pace
Fed data show December industrial production rising to 148.3 percent of the 1957-59 base, with year end output 10.2 points higher than a year earlier. Executives foresee continued momentum into 1966 despite Viet Nam war uncertainties, while overall economy remains broader than production figures.
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Chaplain Appointed for Unattached Youth in Birmingham
The Rev. David Collyer is named chaplain for work among unattached youth by Anglican Bishop John L. Wilson. He aims to open the Doubles Zero coffee bar for Birmingham's teenage motorcyclists not served by existing clubs.
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Juliet Prowse TV Series Ending After 26 Weeks
AP Hollywood Juliet Prowse learns NBC will cancel Mona McCluskey after 26 segments. She notes ongoing career options and recalls her path from Johannesburg to Paris to America. The show struggled in ratings against Peyton Place and CBS color movies, prompting the finale and a return to stage and a Broadway aim.
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Ice and Snow Spread Across Europe Amid Cold Spell
Siberian winds blanket Europe with ice and snow as Britain braces for a month long chill. Eastern England sees 12 degrees. Norway reports 40 below in inland areas. Industrial layoffs threaten as gas runs short. shipping halts along Sweden's Bothnian Gulf while West Germany braces for continued cold and fresh snowfall.
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