GE Reports 28 Percent First Quarter Profit Rise
General Electric Co posted 77.98 million dollars in first quarter earnings, 85 cents a share, up 28 percent from 1964. Fred Barch cited strong consumer and industrial sales, rising orders from electric utilities, and a tax rate cut as factors boosting profit.
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Oil Firms Indicted in Gas Price Fixing Case
Eight major oil and petroleum companies face federal indictments in a three state sweep alleging price fixing on 2.6 billion gallons of gasoline sold in New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware. The firms include American Oil Co Atlantic Refining Co Cities Service Humble Sinclair and Sacony Mobil among others. Civil suits seek to bar continued illegal practices under Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Cities Service Co
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Five Million Sought for New England State Universities Aid
Four of New England six state universities report needing at least 5.5 million dollars to meet minimum financial aid needs for qualified students. The Yankee Peers newsletter cites Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Vermont. Connecticut led with 1.278 million, Maine 1.024 million, Rhode Island 651 thousand, and New Hampshire 495 thousand. A separate London item notes plans for an underground multi faith church at London Airport with a joint trusteeship committee to raise funds.
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Uranium as Coin Content Proposed by California Rep
AP reports Rep. Craig Hosmer proposes replacing silver in dimes quarters and halves with depleted uranium U238 to maintain value. He argues pegging price to silver could deter hoarding and keep coin value stable while noting uranium's radioactivity would be no greater than a television set.
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Underground airport chapel planned near central terminal
Architect proposes an underground worship space at the central terminal area to be designated by the Ministry of Aviation. The design includes a small central chapel with three altars for three denominations and exclusive use oratories. Rt. Rev. Edward Roberts, Anglican representative on the planning committee, says the airport church will be fully soundproof against aircraft noise.
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Edward Roberts
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