Money Making Concerns of 64 Improv By Dam Lawson
AP Business News Analyst notes 1964 profit leaders remain strong in 1965 first half. Twenty eight corporations earning over 100 million in 1964 report higher or solid gains for the six months, with earnings up about 16 percent from a year earlier and key firms like Du Pont, GM, Ford, IBM, Gulf Oil and Eastman Kodak showing increases.
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Dam Lawson
AP Business News
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U.S
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Jersey
Anu
du Oll
DuPont Chemicals
Pont
Ford Motor
du Pont
Hull
Texaco
Generis Motors
IBM
Gulf Oil
Cali
infornia-Standard Oil
Soder
Ancony Mobil
General
Catyster
Indiana
Standard Orzup
Eastman Kodak
Jehem-Steel
General Telephone *& Electronics
Reynolds,Tobacco
Mining & Manufacturing
Goodyear
Tire
Consolidated
Edison
Continental
Moyers Takes Over White House News Office
The article describes Bill Moyers reshaping the White House press operation after joining as press secretary. It notes his management style, the high volume of briefing activity, and his role in policy briefings while working with aides like Joseph Ready and Walter Jenkins, amid ongoing presidential activity and media attention.
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Mayers
George E. Reedy
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Johnsen
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James C. Hagerty
Dwight Cbd
Eisenhower
Meyers
Joseph Laitln
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Tev
Senate
California
Secret Service
Moyers Career Ties To Johnson And Jefferson
An article traces Moyers rise from Marshall Texas high school sports writer to aide in Lyndon B Johnsons White House and Peace Corps. It notes his Houston mission presentation by Rev Darwin Andrus, and his evolving roles including teaching ethics, political campaign work, and a future with the General Board of Missions in Philadelphia.
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Johnson
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J Moyers
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Marshal
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White House
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Marshall News Messenger
North Texas State College
University of Texas At Austin
Johnson Radio-Television
Texas Journallism
Edinburgh Univer
Rotary
Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary
Baylor Univerity
Waco
Son
New
Peace Corps
John F. Kennedy
Darwin Andces
Chester
Houston Methodist Hoard of Missions
Commission On Missions
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Narlow
Harry Holmes
St. Alar
Andris
Holmes
Andrus
General Board of Missions
Philadelphia
Houston
Beltlaira Methodist Church
Five Baytenians Win Lewis Coker Prizes
Five Baytenians earn iLewis Coker prizes amid a university event recognizing journalism and literary work by SIO cast members. Winners include noted contributors shaping regional arts coverage and student media. The ceremony highlighted achievements in writing, editing, and reporting across departments.
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Mexican Bentists To Car Ayteesna Man
Mexican Bentists to car Ayteesna Man Inu Weexkenn, Rev Larenny Phivza Larry Jackson, manager of the preacher from the Repitatic of Lewis and Coker's Wagwas Arsenima will be the opecker Trike stave. Winners speclor a series of speci cervivers, Mrs B W Gurme, Mrs Welberinnine Tuesday at the First Lansbers Sr, Mrs Mb Mexican Bantist Church. The service will he presented Jone Bria via Spanish. Services will be bexin Iraech day et TAR pun. the Sundas. The nursen will fe Sepen for children whe Wi milica rari.
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Larenny Phivza
Larry Jackson
Lewis
Coker
Wagwas Arsenima
Opecker
Speclor
Speci Cerviers
B. W. Gurme
Welberinnine
Lansbers Sr
Mexican Bantist Church
Tena
JT Stnane
Jone Bria
Bexin
Theo Sundas
Trickers Protest AUSTIN Hearing on Interstate Rates
Rail and industry spokesmen argued Monday before Railmad Commissioners that a new interstate rate application by railway companies could hinder Texas business. The hearing, led by examiner McNamee, lasted a full day with testimony from railroad prosecutors and shippers. They warned that higher interstate charges on shipments would raise costs, stall industrial growth, and affect commerce across the state.
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Railmad
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Texas
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Tower Interstate
Houston Lighting & Power Promotes Gulf Coast Jobs Push
Houston Lighting & Power Company advertises in national magazines highlighting the Houston Gulf Coast region as an industrial site. The firm pledges to aid area youth by supporting ongoing industrial development to create future job opportunities.
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Texas Employment Commission
Houston-Gulf Coast
Houston Lighting & Power Company
America
Houston-Gulf Coast Area
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