Studebaker profits rise amid price and sale gains
South Bend based Studebaker Corp reports 1965 first half profits near $5 million and $1.75 a share on $101 million in sales. Meanwhile a Bloomington Indiana university incident cites a stabbing during a speech dispute involving students and Saudi Arabia related ties. The article also notes broader economic optimism and planning among governors for an Ohio River cruise promoting regional tourism.
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