Biggest money makers in 1965 profits assets leaders
General Motors tops 1965 profit at 2.225 billion, with American Telephone and Telegraph runner up at 1.996 billion. AT&T leads in total assets at about 340.4 billion, while GM trails in assets as oil and auto sectors differ. Jersey Standard, Prudential among top figures in assets and profits.
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Looking Ahead and Big Bank and Company Figures
The report lists Bank of America assets at 16.51 billion in 1965, Chase Manhattan 15.33 billion, and First National City Bank 13.98 billion. GM leads 1965 with 20.73 billion in sales, Jersey Standard about 12.73 billion revenues, and BEAUMONT notes insurance against four days of medical bills as Sears Roebuck and Cora James sign Medicare. A&P, aged 98, tops 55 billion in healthy grocery sales.
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Far' Wert Beene foresees church reform in decade
Beene predicted that in 10 to 15 years the church will resemble the Peace Corps with clergymen serving in bars and other roles. He said ministers could be cab drivers or journalists and urged breaking church complacency to avoid its current state. Westberg echoed the call for change.
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