Food Industry Sees Prices Steady Through 1962
New York AP report cites industry leaders including Grocery Manufacturers of America and Quick Free Foods. Prices held steady in 1962 with few increases as profits rose, while meat and coffee showed volatility and frozen foods posted gains in volume. Forecasts for 1963 predict continued stability, barring crop-driven shifts.
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Year in review shows turmoil and cautious wisdom
James Marlow surveys a tumultuous year marked by Cuba disaster and brinkmanship, Viet Nam stalemate, Indian tensions with China, and riots over integration. Kennedy pressures Russia on missiles and steel price, while space achievement shines amid global unrest. Nuclear talks drift, and distrust lingers as Cold War frictions persist.
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Girls' School bans black underpants in British gym class
PETERBOROUGH England AP Mona Mathews 53 head of a girls school writes to parents urging not to send girls back to school in black underwear. She calls black underpants Victorian and notes many girls wore them in a gym class. The remark follows her comment on washing practices.
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Illegally Cut Yule Trees Seized by Mexican Agents
Mexico City AP reports federal agents confiscated thousands of illegally cut Christmas trees this week as hotels and markets continue to sell imported trees. The anti deforestation law targets forest loss with fines from eighty to eight hundred dollars.
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