Profits Swing as Businesses Rebound Amid Stock Shifts
New York AP report analyzes profits across American corporations, noting steep declines earlier tied to the recession and steel strike, followed by a tentative recovery. It contrasts earnings with stock indexes, showing AP profit estimates fluctuating as revenue rises while profit margins remain slim, highlighting ongoing management challenges.
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New York
Armerican
Billio
Wiese
Strecter
SR Talfion
AP Iide
Earings
Staex
Omer
Sune
Erly
State Department Reverses on African Students Aid
Washington AP A State Department statement reversal shows the department initially rejected African student aid for three reasons before approving funds after Kennedy Foundation backing and adjusted wording. Sen Fulbright demanded explanation of the reversal amid political pressure and statements from Lincoln White and Frank Montero regarding the application details and country origins.
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Washington
State Department
Don
Allce
Richard M. Nixon
Sen
Singh Scott R-Pal
Kennedy Foundation
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kennerly
Wiliam Fulbright
D- I Ark
Senate Fortein Relations Committee
James Shepley
Nixa
Lincoln White
Department
Teabona
Kenya
Institute of International Education
White
Frank C. Montero
African-American Students Foundation
Powers Admits Single Photographer After Husband's Sentence
Mrs Powers agreed to see only one reporter Friday after her husband Francis Gary was sentenced to ten years confinement for espionage against the Soviet Union. Reinhold Enst of The Associated Press, a native of Beatros Nek, arrived and was admitted to her hotel suite after promising to ask only questions but take pictures. Enst kept his promise. Barbara and pictures of the gallery wife were the result.
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Moscow
CAPI
Barbira Powere
Francis Gary
Soviet Union
Reinhold Enst
Associated Prese Mapaemw
Beatros
Nek
T Enet
Pictires Enst
Barbara
Gelery
Catholic High School to Integrate in Miami Event
Archbishop Curley High in Miami will become racially integrated on September 6 as three African American students are admitted. The move follows the federal push for desegregation and marks a milestone for the Catholic school in the region.
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Catholic High School
Miami
Fla
Washington
Curley
Waran
Child
Cathole School
Ponds
Certsus Bureau
Atomic Cemeteries Carefully Guarded
Washington AP reports that the Atomic Energy Commission guardholds four main disposal sites Oak Ridge Tennessee Hanford Washington Savannah River South Carolina with possible future regional sites on federally owned land Containment methods keep most waste inland while sea burial sites lie many miles offshore.
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Atomic Energy’ Commission
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Hanford
Hush Atlo
Taha
Savannah River
S.C
Acinus
AEC
Polls Shape Election Debate Prompt Senate Study
Washington AP Sen Albert Gore former chairman urges Senate Elections subcommittee to study how polls influence presidential race outcomes. He argues many polls are mean and misreadable risking public opinion being steered rather than reflected. He cites a Gallup poll showing Nixon ahead of Kennedy with undecided voters unspecified.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Gore
Senate
Jon
Gallup
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusets
Trennessen
Kearny
Grand Jury To Probe Tennessee Prison Conditions
Davidson County grand jury member William Bowden asked foreman M T Gossett to open an inquiry into the prison after psychologist Charles Cottle said he was fired for opposing what he calls inhuman treatment. Cottle cited fires, shootings, hunger strikes, and a tough policy as context for the request.
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Nashville, Tenn
State Penitentiary
William Bowden
Davidson County
Grand Jury
M. T. Gossett
Acene
Bowden
Charles Cottle
Maxi Imate
Buford Filington
Amt
Cote
Albert Balyere
A.M. “Chapnick
A. Patterson
Cottle
Keith iMampton
South Korea's Chang Hyun Becomes New Leader Amid Tensions
Chang Hyun, a modest, soft spoken reformist, inherits a fragile South Korea facing factional strife and economic repair challenges after the Rhee era. Critics note his limited anti-Japanese record and the need to unite his Democratic party while guiding a wary populace toward Western democracy.
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Sequl
South Korea
GLP
Pew
Chong
Seteshano
Eas
Cariman
Nardy
Charig
Kort
Mir
Ries
Rhee
Sun
Chang
Lee Ki-poong
Tage
Democratic Party
South Keret
Suwon Agricultural College
Seoul
Manhattan College
New York
Kim Doyun
Hell Mich Drives Call for Postal Substation
Washington AP report cites Rep. Charles Chamberlain urging Postmaster General Summersfield to establish a postal substation at Hell Michigan a small resort area with restaurants shops and cottages that attracts many tourists. Local visitors complain they cannot contact home during peak season.
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Washington
Hell
Charles E.chamberlain
R-Mich
Arthur E. Summerfield
Mich
Chamberlain
Sinnis
Satan
Summerfield
Economic Developments Show Mixed Results Across Sectors
The economy shows both gains and weaknesses with wage gains and construction up, while manufacturing payrolls and Hart scheme decline. Industrial output holds steady, home building slows, layoffs occur in rail and steel industries, and auto production drops as plants shift to 1941 models.
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Sted
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Union Pacific Railroad
Hotpoint Division
General Electric Co
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Chrysler Corp
Chrysl
Detroit
Margaret Relaxes Amid Gossip Of Royal Baby News
London reports spread that Princess Margaret, turning 30, may be expecting. Rumors circulated as Antony Armstrong-Jones and Margaret spent Balmoral birthday with the royal family while ex-royal staffer Cronin eyes a Florida job and Tony Armstrong-Jones may join a civic trust work after marriage.
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London
Marciree
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Margaret
A. J. Griffin
Moth
Beicome
Prince Charles
Prince Andrew
Princess Anne
Armstrong - Joneses
Reyal
Balmoral
Scotland
Hutler
Mar‘garet
Kensington Palace
Thamas Cronin
Anther ‘Ralace
Florida
Miami
Cronin
Armstrong-Jones
Florida Palace
iHe
Argaret'’S Honeymoon. Ispin
Tony
Civic Trusts
Eriain Beautiful
Dick Clark Show Dropped From Air By ABC Network
New York ABC announces the weekly Dick Clark Show will be dropped from its TV schedule this fall. The Bandstand program remains, while the Saturday night time slot will host a new one hour show The Roaring 20s starting in October.
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API
Dick Clark
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Clark
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