Slack of business activity weighs on inventories and credit
AP Business News Analyst Sam Dawson discusses how inventories and credit trends shape late 1965 and early 1966. High steel and other inventories persist while orders lag, with rising consumer debt, selective interest rate increases, and questions about government intervention and price guidelines.
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First Nation Leaders Abroad Simultaneously in 1936
Franklin Roosevelt aboard the U S S Houston on vacation while Vice President John Nance Garner sailed for Japan from Seattle on October 16 1936 marking the first time both leaders were out of the country at the same time.
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Fordham Complex Groundbreaking Marks West Side Campus Expansion
Ground was broken for a 15 million Fordham University complex on the Lincoln Center campus in Manhattan. The project adds classrooms offices and a theater as part of a major West Side expansion.
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