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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1964
Page
7
Texas A and M Extension economist John G. McHaney reports that consumer and state local spending should drive 1965 with broad gains in output employment and incomes though the year may not match 1964. Durable autos unlikely to boost activity. housing starts may dampen durable purchases.
An expected rise of over 5 billion dollars in state and local government purchases is seen for the coming year, faster than 1964 and likely to spur the economy. Federal purchases should change little due to defense savings, while investment in new plants may rise about 13 percent above 1963, though not matching 1964’s surge. The overall source cautions GDP may not grow as much.
The article states the moon lies about 250000 miles away. The distance reflects a rough estimate used in historical astronomy discussions and is given as a general proximity figure.
Laurence Harvey discusses the Rothenburg setting as MGM and Cinerama present The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm in Metrocolor. The road show is shown uncut at popular prices Friday and Saturday.
A reader asks about the meaning of the phrase Woman of Straw in a 1964 Winters Enterprise column. The inquiry notes the phrase appears in a literary or cultural context and invites clarification.
Gina Lollobrigida stars in Woman of Straw directed by Michael Relph and Basil Dearden, with Sean Connery and Ralph Richardson. The film follows a framed title role in a crafty murder mystery from Catherine Arley, debuting as a top suspense picture. Also showing is Sing and Swing, a rock n roll musical headlining David Hemmings as the New Year late show.
The article advises involving a junior as an active participant with specific navigational and household duties to boost interest and safety. It suggests spotting buoys using binoculars, putting out fenders, and securing deck lines to keep him busy and engaged. It also warns that leather soles slip easily on boats and recommends rubber soled boat shoes for camp and boating activities.
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