Money's Worth Stockholders Income Rate Rising Fast
Sylvia Porter notes stockholders are seeing the fastest rise in personal income as cash dividends climb to record levels. By midyear payments exceed $5 billion with GM alone set to pay $286 million on June 10. 1963 is expected to reach about $17 billion in dividends, surpassing farmers and landlords.
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Rising dividends lift personal income in 1962 63
A look at 1962 63 shows dividends as a 9 percent rise in personal income outpacing total income gains of 5 percent while wages and salaries rose 5 percent. Corporate profits hit a record 53.2 billion and auto dividend hikes led by Chrysler General Motors contrast with steel’s 5 percent cut.
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Pentagon: U S Substantially Ahead of Reds
The Pentagon says the United States is substantially ahead of the Soviet Union in nuclear missile production. Assistant Secretary Paul Nitze cautioned that a Minuteman ICBM or Polaris submarine-launched missile could shift strategic balance, while no specific dates were given.
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Congratulations Call As Big Hit for Graduates
A short message from Northwestern Bell promotes long distance calls as an inexpensive way to convey congratulations to graduates. The ad emphasizes the value of phone calls as a personal presence.
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Drama Award Given at University of Iowa Banquet
James Buss of Cedar Rapids received a Scarlet Mask award at the University of Iowa theater's annual Purple Mask banquet in Iowa City.
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