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2—Port Orford New», Thursday, J * nu try 2, tsrtH LETTER TO EDITOR 1964 WILL BE A GOOD YEAR, BABSON FORECASTS Ü B F B d V f I a h c tl b d I c ,s t o S f s t Q S 3 C Committee Seeks P ay Reduction Of Legislators by Petition b rt» rr f w | r « i is net M ttater- 1 * 4 and (hat their prices may forcast that the purchase of thisi an increase in retail sates and in tory to the white people of the gradually' sag as money be- land in!984 will show you a pro installment purchases There are two major reasons | North comes tighter I fit over the long term why an initiative petition to re * 37. R EC REATIO N AL 1 .tin . f Therefore, I forecast that duce state legislator's salaries 2$. FLO R ID A P R O P E R T Y E Q U IP M E N T s I make Up^ ‘ * » a‘ ever civil-rights bill is t l- CORPORATION BONDS as is forecast after the passed before the election of Those buy ing corporate beads There is still a lot o f land in 1 forecast that 1964 will show was inevitable I The legislature knew when brutal assassination 0 / Presi 1964 w in be considerably watered should either stick to issues o f ’ Florida, and there are manv an increase in leisure time and they increased their wages MX) dent Kennedy. I. however, wall under five years' maturity or retired people who are hoping the consistent gams In personal down try to submerge my emolmwa keep their naooey in the savings'to move there income will give manufacturers percent that Oregon could not pay these wages without a re and base thia forecast of M64 6. N E& teo PEO PLE hank I forecast that your best Flo ri-j of recreational equipment sultant increase in taxes Dur on the facts as I interpret them, i The Negros will ceiumoe to I predict that long-term cor-Ida buy in 1964 w ill be water- prosperous year in IBM. mg the special session following porstxm bonds will drop in price front property God made only I state pmnhatir- 11 .1,*. o bul 1 predict that the gains in 1*64 as interest rates rise, so much waterfront land hut J* S Y N TH ETIC FOODS the tax referendum, legislators n n u iH V iit I4 IIU OUI I state emphatically that Pres- wl„ have ,o largely 1 ----------------- k ---------------- did nothing about cutting their ¡there is an enormous amount of 1 ior7 ' as1t lhat man> ’* * 1 en Johnson may accomplish through changing attitudes of ’ *• TAX E X E M P T BONOS interior land which for manv thetic foods—cheaper than the salary increase for more c o m truelively before uw people tXhe7w.se. the situ- Likewise. I predict that long- i " ars w,ll be J S d onlv far It w ill be neccessary for the natural, and just as h e a lth fu l- November 1964 than our late a tw n w ill be much like the pro tt'n n tax-exempt bonds w ill de ? * 3 for pas will appear in supermarkets in people to speak again on "the turage. President would have oeen able hiMrfwn problem which the good ebne next year They Are even m atter*', as an Oregon daily Do not buy land—anywhere— 1964 to do people o» the nation thought <*>re oterpriced lhaa corpor- newspaper stated, "which could until you see it; don't depend n . SYN TH ETIC CLOTHING President Johnson understands roukl be solved by legislation. I ation bonds, because of heavy so easily have been settled satis I forcast that this new indus factorily" in the special sesaion better how to handle Congress, such reforms take place only hank buying during the past two on blueprints, catalogs, and super sales organizations try will develop notably in the In essence we have got to get and has the confidence of husi- as the minds and hearts of the years I do not look lor this to I ’nited States during 1964. par on a firm financial footing be nessmen. Therefore I am re- p ^ ,p!e are changed for the be repeated in 1964 24. FLO R ID A HOME ticularly as regards specialty fore we can increase any state assured as to the first IB months better Therefore. 1 would avoid re 1 believe a small home in a ¿ of 1964 small Florida city, and owner- * w a clothes venue bonds expenditures 4. G O V E R N M E N T SFENDINO IS. IN T E R E S T RATES ' \ ip °J vacaht lot on each 40. AUTO PARKING 2 What is an adequate salary 3 E L E C T IO N IN N O VEM BER Qf eours»'. in the long run. for legislators? The initiative I forecast that interest r a t » sldT O^reoi. wl Prove a safe The auto companies are devot- At the Republican convention the survival of nation should n the summer of 1964 there will ________ depend on • its speding less than will continue at least as high at- ami attractive investment in j 1 ng much study to the parking petition now in circulation re be a conflict between Goldwater / Takes iti "" todav, and w ill possibly rise I *i'1 or an.'one * ho has a check problem I forecast real pro- duces the monthly salary from This salary is and Rockefeller, and perhaps Nowadays, however, il » un- through 1964 in order to keep in regularIy from the ! gress toward mechanical park 6250 to 6100 paid every month for a two-year , ing in 1964 others. For this reason. M r fashionable for consumers or gold here in this country and ep- period, and an additional 637 Nixon may slip in and get the government—to have balanced hold the value of the dollar. jy. A D V E R T IS IN G 41. SEAT BELTS per day for expenses (including Republican nomination budgets Therefore. 1 predict 16. D EVA LU A TIO N OF GOLD White TV advertising will con- I predict that insurance com- 617 per day for a secretary Certainly President Johnson that 1964 will see a bigger defi- I forecast tha: there will be no !inu* st™ « for P *,ent «»^1- antes will put added pressure which in many cases is a legi* wil) secure the nomination of clt than this year's devaluation of gold during 1964 cines and some cither products, during 1964 on all state govern tator's wife who stays at home) the Democratic party; he is a I am personally acquainted *°rcast that honest newspaper merits to enact legislation re- during the legislative session farsighted man, and knows poll- 3- DEPRESSION with conditions in Africa, and w ill hold its own. quirmg “ roll-up” seat belts on In the 1963 legislative sesaion tics. Whether for better or for > ».<..« »-KM..« will sav that those who wish to ads can be cut ai| cars of 144 days, our solons would Therefore, with the Republi- worse, the voters have been cans nominating any one oTthe taught to believe they can and s p e c i e ~ i^ s ifa « . NEW tNVEN T.O NS have received 656 66 per day if they were paid on a per day three leading names mentioned should get something for noth h e a d -ior T V ads 1 forecast that rapid strides basis, and if the initiative peti- above I now forecast that Presi- ,ng and only a severe depress- can Investment Co Ltd will be made in 1964 in the di del Johnson win be elected Pres- » n could ultimately change the ers should remember, however. NEW SPAPERS rection of transferring mass ident of the United Slates in belief I. however, look for no that gold-mining stocks w ill RV go | , lorecast forecast that w.u that cconpetini. through matter down as well as up in accord newspapers will continue to con- d November 1964 depression in 1964 l u u m u and P in anciat Paracas» «ar 1*64 Seek Competent Incom e T a x H elp sohdate. and there may possibiv PBn n i.rT .n u be a return to the days when P R 0 0 U C T ,0 M 1 forecast a great increase in newspapers represented t h e electronic manufacturing in 1964 Seeking professional assist opl.2?>? ol seme one_r? an _**th with emphasis on adapta ance in preparing your 1963 courage. nfluence. and person tion of space efforts to m ilitary Federal income tax return’ It's ality rather than the decisions applications best to consult only qualified of a "cold" board of directors. and competent ftrms or indivi Nrtte that this is something tele 44 AIR C O N D ITIO N IN G duals, A. G Erickson, District vision is already tryin g to de I predict radical changes in velop in its news reports, and air conditioning in 1964 via the Director of the Internal Reve nue Service for Oregon said to newspapers must m atch it. reduction, and elimination, of day k ma> r r e I‘ •• DOW JONES INDU STR IA LS and supply moving parts in the h e a t - crease general business. , , . . T a i» copper I believe de- STRIKES Members of the accounting 1 forecast that the stock m ar- laKe withdrawal machinery and legal professions usually _______ Met as measured by the Dow- mand w ill continue to increase * T k i* 4. C IV IL RIG HTS provide excellent assistance, n t of u v il-rig h u bill Jones average w ill make a new during the electrical era we are ‘ rom large strikes The big 41. ELEC TR IC H EA TIN G Some soi' of c i... . _ — -------- - — ------------------- - snow ', of course, 1 forecast experiments in elec- Erickson noted. will be passed by Congress dur- high in 1964. but may sell lower no* ® - And, since my visit to tlat negotiations between the auto ric heating in 1964 whereby ra There are four points to keep ng 1964 The Administration after the elections. Africa, I feel the supply of cop- dio waves will heat only the in in mind in selecting a tax ad wants to yilease the South and However, readers must re- P61- 15 almost unlimited Hence workers and manufacturers However. 1 predict that both dividuals in the room, but not visor. For example, do not txild its Democratic votes there, member that the Dow-Jones 1 forecast little change in price sides will arriv e at -a peaceful the air. patronize a tax advisor who: n u t the civil-rights bill n o w Industrial list, which everyone . on balance in 1964 settlement oeiore tb* deadline 1. Does not have a permanent seems to think represents the 0T H E R b a s ic 44 OCEANOGRAPHY place of business or address. 30 WAGES m arket may be very deceptive RAW m a t e r i a l s I forecast groat developments You might have to call him in While labor will not get ati in 1964 in mineral recovery, . 10. S PEC U LA TIVE S T O C K S With some few exceptions, the case IRS questions the return. / W A o f th* approximately 1550 above applies generally to many the pay increases it wants in food supplements, new chemi 2 Wants the refund check sent 1964, it -will get the equivalen! cal derivatives, etc., obtained I stocks listed on the New York of the basic raw materials, in- to his address in "fringe benefits through oceanographic research. w ^ -T ru re w ^ R g stock Exchange, a majority eluding iron and steel, a n d 3. Claims that he can obtain a large refund for you or asks have been going down while the especially aluminum 11. E M P L O Y M E N T 47. CUBA a percentage of your refund as Dow-Jones list of 30 which «a C II/-X B I I forecast employment will People in Florida have no everyone watches have been Sugar prices, however, will r!S* further 10 19M dul' a reason to worry about their a fee. or, 4. Suggests that you claim de- going up. hold in a generally high range p^ * rous( * ‘th * * nearness to Cuba in 1964 R ^ X ^ . r u ^ u ’h t ^ y keepiP“ ^ * * hlCh This is due to the purchase of all through 1964 and expanding opera ions k\ no‘ Pn,ltled Lnemptoyment will rise, too, a controlling fmger on Cuba I Dow-Jones issues today largely z. yi by trustees, pension funds, mu- 21. B U IL D IN G — SUBURBIA because uf the influx of young until ------ sbe decides to withdraw Jtj tual companies, and others that I forecast that new building yob seekers and displacement in a swap of some kind witk days It _ _ _ k ; — m a . . — J ■ ■ ** m 4 - i « « M r* k v a I L < s r4 a a ir a w * L r rs . — ■ ll*. . * _ _* in connectwn w itk I 1 « ■ prefer fairly conservative and will continue around present of unskilled workers by auio- the U _ S was much '«npressed, during div dend-paying companies levels through 1964. wrth ad- matxm Berlin or W eft Germany my * ‘th Ku8a»an I catxinal system which is de I forecast that stocks not in ditiona! growth in "suburbia” , 12. WORK W EEK 46. WAR veloping a very able generation the Dow-Jones list w ill do better This applies to single homes and There w ill be continuing agi There will be no World W ar of young people proportionately in 1964 t h a n to apartment houses, which I forecast, however, that M r they did this year. ¡could easily be overbuilt as the tation to cut tbe 40-hour week io 1964, and even the “cold w ar" in 1964 to a 35-hour week with pressures s h o u l d gradually Krushchev's real problem will 11. SW ITCH IN G hotels and motels have been. the same pay soften and prove less costiy be how long he will be able to Based on nay above forecast. ,, 1 forecast this will not be ac and having learned that only M J ’ U B U C C° NST* UCT' ° N , It s out with the old and 1. how evw, am watching care hold these young people in line! buying can send stocks up, 1 Otherwise, strength in build complished There may be a fully how President Johnson and in with (he new, bul noi predict that 1964 may prove to in8 Wl1 occur mainly in the compromise to 37 4 h o u r s , Prem ier Khrushchev get na to Defore we extend our be a goodI v e a T to sw itih from pubhc sector-especially road- though this will depend largely gether t>e a good year to switch from £ »- President Johnson very best wishes to one some of the overcrowded Dow- ouuainB n. RUSSIA and all for a hoppy ond Jones stocks into other issues 23 REAL ESTATE 33 F O R E IG N TRADE I predict that the Hussion gov that are now overlooked. j predict that forms on the Rising automation In the U S healthy 1964 M ay your ernment will vastly increase 12 g o v e r n m e n t » n u n « right side" of cities wii! con- in 1964 will enable us to compete the manufacture <ri electric ap year be a prosperous one The only government bonds stantly increase in value during more effectively with lower pel pliances. and win have a 100%- .u * . • ’ “ *7 s O v *TBIB« iu bonds manhour lobor costs in Europe installment company .hat interest me are the long- "right side” because Labor costs in Italy are already owned Paul and Agness Leutwyler ternl|, * h icb . m ay H®* h* every cjty seems to have some rising, and inflation is threaten- which will operate without com- purchased at a discount to use „ „ h , ch t0 ,ng Europe- particularly petitfcix. When I was in "Russia it was in payment at par for death grow | Italy and F ra m e . evident from my talk with the taxes. . ---------------- u Tbis ^ uall>' * War.d 24. IN F L A T IO N young people thm they would I forecast that more govern- ments will be issued during " ‘«her land and often to tne LJte the res, ftf , he worW we have to be given more of the --------------------------------------------------- west; buit this is something sub- I jU ten)pled re% r; m(jre advantages enjoyed by the free division developers must watch l an£j more to ]nfia tiOn; but I nations. very closely. forecast this will not be a vital 50. In this connection I should factor in 1964 24. RURAL AREAS say th at, like the U.S., Russia As I have said before, the way JS. L IV IN G COSTS is very rich in natural resources to buy real estate profitably is . and in research. This latter . , There will be continued up- to drive out the main road away warc| pressure on living costs is especially important these from the city in which you live, (ju ring ¡9^4 even though the Ad A j we begin a new year. Our on the right side. ¡ministration may soft-pedal any thought» turn to lho»e whole Every few miles, stop and abnormal r jse ¡n the Labor Dc- inquire the price of -and. so long ¡paym ent's index to prove that friendship and patronoge we as it is quoted by the foot, get !C0Sts are being held down, cherith. Our thank» to all, back in your car and drive until j and oe»l withe*, for a happy it quoted by the acre. U. R E T A IL SALES and p-osperout '64 Everything else being equal, I I forcast that 1964 will show .All of this gives me more as- t A G R IC U LTU R A L OUTLOOK ance with many different coo- d '1» « surance that 1964 should be a .„ v ,,, „ „ j rood year , A!th‘>u«h cr«P«. £ ‘<*a- a id form income m ay be basically 17. PRO FITS 1 forecast tha: corporate pro- 3. TA X CUT dependent on the weather, much A tax cut will be enabled of the world is short of food. fits w ill continue to rise in 1964 sometime dut ing the coming ses- Russia's and China's heavy through possibly at a somewhat sion of Congress: and it w ill purchases of grains will do more slower pace than recettly. surely be made retroactive to to bolster U. S. farm income IS. COPPER PRICES Jan 1. 1964 than will government-supported Commodity pr.ces are depen- The tax cut should help con- prices in 1964. on twc factors: Demand Q U IF l A QUOTES W elcom e (»4 K E N N E T H B K EA TIN G , «en.. tor (R , N. Y >: "Tteskfent Johnson is an In tensely practical man He has shown throughout the years » willingness to take advice ami i„ heed wlae counsel " tion limiting salartea to 6100 per month had been In effect le g islators also receive mileage compensation and free meals in the legislative lounge Con sidering the job they have been doing in our Capitol I think most Oregonians will consider 653 M per day adequate pay for state legislators EDW ARD V IX7NG. Sena tur (D . Mo ,): “The thing about l.ymkin John son that stands nut moat dearly in my opinion, ts his chamois to the people He is genuinely and typically American, and it la written all over him " STACY ADAMS. Chairman. Committee For Reasonable txigialative Salaries P. 0 Box 427 Yoncalla, Oregon JAM ES C HA G ER TY, former White House press secretary "No government ran fod a responsible Independent news reporter " * ° ,,ur Iricnd», olii and new Z, / e x lriid New Year greetings a,’ d (hank you , - most sincerely for . your patronage. Del <nd Kay Nvat P ori Orford V ariety B est of Luck for 6 4 Good luck galore in 641 That 1 our with for you and yourt. a» we greet you al the begin- mng of a glad New Yeor. W < fully realize Our own good luck in being honored by your fovort and fnendthip, ond we thank you h e c tily L< n > and Delore« Phillip« POST ORFORD REXAU. DRUGS Battle Rock G a ra g e BEST WISHES Jean's Beauty Shop Jot t/ve PUBLISHED EVERY THUR SDAY Second clas» m a il privileges authorized at Port Orford, Ore. X V e c h im e Louis L. Felsheim .................................... Editor and Publisher Paul L Peterson ............................................. 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CHESTER BOOTS Western A uto Associate Store PEACE Ring in the new, but not before we extend in PORT □BFDRD Francis and Martha Jo
