Darling Of Stock Market Slumps From Midyear High
The University Computing Co stock sagged to 57.50 as investors re-evaluated its growth promise. Analysts cite mixed earnings sources from its insurance and leasing units while spotlighting the weaker performance of its computer service centers. Portfolio managers warn the rally may have been overoptimistic and focus on the company's overall mix rather than earnings alone.
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South African Laws Clash With Skilled Black Employment
Carl Fuchs warns that if the Vorster government relaxes racial job bars, Africans could fill skilled roles and export products like Frigidaire refrigerators to the US. He argues a common skilled pool would boost productivity, but the state defends job reservation to protect white workers while utilities and some rail roles show limited nonwhite hiring under necessity. The regime fears social and political upheaval from broader black labor access.
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Governor Bows Out Creates Open Minnesota GOP Battle
Governor Harold LeVander, 53, announced he will end his term and retire from politics. His exit opens Minnesota's Republican primary with James Goetz and Douglas Head as possible contenders, while U.S. Senate races draw Clark MacGregor and others. Democrats expect Robert H. Humphrey to seek the seat.
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Britain More A Consultant Than Helper By TOM LAMBERT
Harold Wilson flew to Washington for two days and was showered with honors. He met leaders, attended state functions, and drew praise for the Anglo-American special relationship. Yet the ties show signs of strain as Britain’s global influence wanes and the United States redefines its strategic partner.
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