GE Sets Three Quarter Record in Nine Months Report
General Electric reports nine months ended September sales of 3 606 459 000 up from 3 483 153 000 last year. Net income rose to 192 400 000 and third quarter earnings 2 14 a share on 90 096 748 shares. Third quarter profit was 66 280 000 or 74 cents a share. Sales up four percent in nine months, earnings up seven percent from 1962. Ralph J Cordiner cites firming prices and union contract peace as key factors behind the favorable outlook.
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New York
Fiom
Lion
Ralph J. Cordiner
Kennedy backs CIA in Viet Nam at press conference
President Kennedy said the CIA has acted to support policy in South Viet Nam and called reports of an independent CIA role "wholly untrue." He confirmed a CIA transfer and stressed unity on basic policies while noting disagreements in strategy. He warned against military coups in Latin America and commented on Goldwater's nomination prospects and steel and aluminum price concerns.
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JFK
CIA
Viet Nam
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Central Intelligence’ Agency
Duras
Dominican Repub- South
Uns
John Richardson
South Viet Nam
Richardson
Pentagon
State Department
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Latin America
Soviet Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
U. S
Rare antitoxin used to stem botulism cases
Doctors in Knoxville and Nashville used a rare antitoxin to try to limit botulism deaths from a suspected outbreak linked to packaged smoked whitefish. Ten patients were hospitalized with nine improving. George Breault, 54, deteriorated and likely would need a respirator. The outbreak toll rose to seven with a death initially blamed on cerebral hemorrhage.
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Knoxville, Tenn
UPI
Nashville
Vanderbilt Hospital
George Breault
Soviet Said Holding Out On $1.5 Billion U S Debt
Washington AP official figures show the United States says Russia owes about 1.5 billion dollars not yet paid, including 412 million for World War I debts and 47 million on postwar lend-lease, with negotiations linked to talks with Andrei A. Gromyko.
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Washington
U. S
Russia
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
State Department
America
Valachi Tells of Murders and Copacabana Link to Costello
Josephi Valachi testified before the Senate panel detailing Cosa Nostra murders and asserting Frank Costello owned the Copacabana in Manhattan. He said narcotics traffic was forbidden by the bosses, that two leaders defied the ban for profit, and that Costello’s alleged ownership tied to gangland crime was known to Genovese and Anastasia.
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Washington
UPI
Josephi
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Jence
Frank Costello
Copacabana
Manhattan
John L. McClellan
D Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valghhi
Vito Genovese
Costello
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
New Jersey
Willie Moretti
Moretti
John J. Bergin
Morelli
Bergin
Underworld
Cosa ‘Nostra
Albert Anastasia
State Raises Voted Double To Faculties
In Boston the Massachusetts Senate approved a bill granting a 10 percent raise to 36,000 classified state workers and a double 10 percent raise for faculty at the University of Massachusetts and all state colleges. Gov. Endicott Peabody warned he would not accept immediate raises, preferring implementation from April 1964.
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Massachusetts Senate
Endicott Pea
University of Massachusetts
Thompson
House
John F. Thompson
Ludlow
Wiliam D. Fleming
Worcester
Senate
Ways and Means
Peabody
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Leon Higgenbotham
U.S
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Copa
Sen. Edmunds. Muskie
D-Maine
Berkshire Eagle
Focal Post Office
Ekershire Eagle
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
William's
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Haughey
Doore Berkshire Community College
Central Junior High
Harold W. Ruel
Peck’s Road
Prince Matchabelli
Abano
Bath
England
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