Russia Disappointed In Commie Growth Plan
A Washington AP report says Moscow sees Africa and Asia leaning away from communism and notes Russia’s trade remains weak outside the bloc. Analysts say Soviet aid aims to sway neutral nations, but many groups resist Khrushchev’s predictions despite Moscow’s persistent efforts.
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Corporate Tills Prosperity Boost Hopes For Cash Flow
AP reports robust corporate cash flow boosting profits and payouts in 1962. Net profits after tax near 25 billion, cash on hand and assets convertible to cash around 74 billion, aided by depreciation rules and tax incentives. Outlook hinges on proposed lower tax rates and faster tax payments.
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Dallas Discount Store Opens Amid Weekend Sales War
AP report covers Dallas discount stores opening Sunday amid test closing laws. Atlantic Mills reports good business in full compliance with Sparta discount rules. Several stores refused to open. officials say strict limits on selling restricted items on weekends.
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Dukes Stamps, Slots Tip Radford Abbey Visitors
The Duke of Radford plans to give trading stamps to winter visitors at Wo bum Abbey his stately home while charging admission. He installed juke boxes and slot machines two years ago to help cover a $14 million death duty on his inherited estate. In other items Gen Friedrich Foertsch travels to Washington to discuss military matters with Gen Maxwell Taylor while Trygve Lie returns to Oslo as Norway's interior minister reporting a blood clot incident.
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Dole seeks higher duties on imported beef and veal
Rep. Robert Dole of Kansas unveiled a bill to raise duties on cattle beef and veal imports, proposing per pound increases by 5 to 12 cents based on weight, amending the Tariff Act of 1910. He argues higher tariffs would restore domestic market share and bolster cattle prices amid rising imports.
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Wide-Track Pontiac Le Mans Promises Bigger, Better
A car preview touts a larger 115 inch wheelbase and roomier body for the Pontiac Le Mans with an inline 5 engine of 140 horsepower and optional V-8s. It notes a new hardtop possibility and broad upgrades to body, brakes, frame, suspension and wheels, urging buyers to consider the widened, higher performance model.
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