Airlines Growth Pains Seen Pressuring Profits
Babson's Arts cautions that rapid industry expansion drives higher costs and congestion while revenue gains limit profit growth. Jets like the Boeing 747 promise capacity but require massive capital outlays amid future models. Stocks of carriers such as American, Delta, Eastern, Northwest, Pan Am, TWA, United, and Continental are viewed as fair to attractive for growth investors.
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Today In History January twenty eighth highlights
On this date in 1909 the United States ended control in Cuba. Francis Drake died in 1596. Pall Mall London became the first gas lit street in 1807. Paris surrendered in 1871.
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Timeline of key events from 1878 to recent headlines
The text recalls milestones and incidents: 1878 sees the first commercial telephone switchboard in New Haven. 1909 U S Congress creates the Coast Guard. 1982 Japan attacks Shanghai garrison. ten years ago Britain Egypt resolve Suez differences. five years ago Turkey threatens Cyprus conference withdrawal. one year ago French fleet searched for a missing submarine with 52 men aboard and hoped for a lost Israeli sub.
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Pro Football Talent Draft Underway in Midtown Hotel
Pro football scouts kick off the 17 round college draft as 16 NFL teams and 10 AFL hubs seek early rookies. A 442 strong 1969 senior class faces a long road to NFL and AFL camps with injuries shaping outcomes. Notable first round figures and past draft stars are highlighted amid heavy risks and high stakes.
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Lampert in Okinawa faces protests over U S bases
Lt Gen James Lampert takes command in Okinawa amid rising local resentment toward U S bases. He pledges to improve welfare while preserving the military role as a bulwark against communism, meeting Ryukyuan officials and planning talks on protests and proposed labor safeguards.
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Mail carrier appeals discharge order denied
A veteran mailman told that his appeal from acting Postmaster James R. Graves' discharge order of December 18 was denied. He has 15 days to appeal to Washington noting uncertainty about restoring his job. Stark remains on duty during the appeal process.
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Three Elderly Londoners Stop Robbers in Post Office
Three senior residents thwarted a trio of robbers in a London post office. William Wiggs aged 72 struck one thief with a beef can, Mrs Norma Haskell 73 hurled her purse, and Harry Hammett 79 tackled another. The culprit dropped his loot and surrendered after police arrived, facing robbery charges and a $720 claim.
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