5 g Business Again Under Public Glare
New York AP reports that big business again faces public scrutiny as growth and power concentrate in a few giants. General Motors leads in sales at 12.74 billion, AT&T and Jersey Standard also top assets and profits in the 1960 landscape, with shifts noted as Texaco overtakes Du Pont in profits and enduring dominance remains in assets and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Department
American Telephone
Telegraph
Jersey Standard
General Motors
At&t
Jersey Standard Oil
Jersey
Stand
Publiclard & Poor's
Washington
Justice Department
Ford Motor
A&p
General Electric
Andj
Itgm
U.S. Steel
Gulf Oi
Ford
Gulf
Lion
Standard
Texaco
Pont
du Pont
Kennedy Questioned On Blakley Support
President Kennedy dodged a direct pledge on backing Sen. William Blakley in Texas for a full term. He said Texans can judge best, noted Blakley’s runoff with Tower, and indicated he would help if asked. The exchange touched off laughter as questions arose about conservative blocs in the race.
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Washington
Kennedy
Texas
Thal
William Blakley
D-Tex
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Blakley
Tower
Thruston Morton
John
Lyndent
Johnson
Pens
Washington Newsmen
Sen
Goldwater
Illness Cured By Fresh Air
Jackson Michigan report of Paul Petri 53 of Okemus Mich asking sheriff officers to open a window during illness rescue description says he plunged from a first floor window into darkness after his disappearance and remains at large. The piece ties him to Humble Oil and Redfining Co as assistant manager and to a shoplifting charge with employe relations role amid a merger.
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Jackson
Mich
Paul Petri
Okemus
I K. R. Dailey
Clarence Waite
Humble Oil
Red
Fining Co
Waite
Petri
SS Nations
David F. Edwards
J. N. Gorringe
House
ST. Louis, Mo
Robertson Personnel Association
Dailey
Murch
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