Business Expansion Plans Rise to $52 Billion in 1965 Final Quarters
Commerce Department and SEC survey show capital outlays up 12.3 percent from 1964 with total annualized spending near $50.4 billion. Construction gains drive broader demand across metals, services, lumber, mining, and paper sectors as firms push expansion.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Commerce Department
Securities & Exchange Commission
Census Bureau
Mental Health Forum Set by District Study Group
The Seventh Congressional District Mental Health Study Group will hold a public forum in Winchester at Quarles School Auditorium 8 p.m. next Monday. Moderator will be Judge Mark Woodward. panelists include Dr. Bruce Gray Dr. O A Norton Lewis M Costello Dr E T Clark Donald Neimann and Mrs Richard R Fletcher. Mrs McGovern organizer has long worked with mental health patients and hopes to amplify voices for those still hospitalized.
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Seventh Congressional District
Winchester
Quarles School
Susan Meston McGovern
Mark Woodward
Luray
Bruce Gray
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
O. A. Norton
Warren -—- Rappahannock
Lewis M. Costello
E. T. Clark
Donald Neimann
Powhatan School
Boyce
Richard R. Fletcher
League of Woman Voters of Virginia
Lexington
Glenn Ford Maintains Role as A-List Studio Actor
Hollywood veteran Glenn Ford remains an actor rather than a producer, negotiating a multi picture deal with MGM after long stints at Columbia and MGM. He credits strong directors like John Ford and George Marshall for shaping his career and favors tough, decisive leadership on sets.
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Hollywood
Glenn Ford
MGM
Glenn
Frank Capra
Columbia
The
Marines
Brass
John Ford
John Wayne
George Marshall
Henry Hathaway
Otto Preminger
New respect for America and firm stand against communism
Billy Graham cites Scandinavian views on American foreign policy after trips to Denmark and Switzerland. J Harlan Cleveland notes rivals can agree on shared good without compromising distinct positions.
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America
Johnson
Evangelist Billy Graham
Denmark
Switzerland
Scandinavia
J. Harlan Cleveland
International Organization Affairs
Are the Colleges Here to Stay Public Service Message
A public service message argues that colleges must expand to meet population growth with classrooms facilities and teachers to educate leaders. It emphasizes higher education as essential for wise resource use at home and global interests, produced with The Advertising Council and the Council for Financial Aid to Education.
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America
The
Advertising Council
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Winchester seeks bids for twenty year franchise to use city streets
The City of Winchester Virginia invites written bids for a twenty year franchise to operate poles wires conduits cables and fixtures for its telephone and telegraph system. The ordinance requires neat poles proper street placement and supervision by city officials with conditions on sidewalk repairs and non exclusive rights. Bids due June 17 1965 at 11 00 A M with advertising costs paid by the grant recipient.
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Winchester
Virginia
City of
City Hall
State of
Rain dances bring scant showers to southeastern New Mexico
In Lovington and Hobbs communities in southeastern New Mexico held rain festivals featuring Native American dances and Watusi, Swim, and Mashed Potato dances by Lovington teens and the Philip Whitecloud troupe from Albuquerque. Rain fell Sunday and Monday but totaled only .15 inch, more than locals had seen in over a month.
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Lovington
N.M
Inedians
New Mexico
Hobbs
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