Inventories Signal Recovery Risk Businesses Watch Closely
SAM DAWSON reports that inventory levels are watched for a turnaround as consumer spending, government purchases, and capital outlays show mixed signals. Firms fear continued inventory cuts while final demand rises, with steel output increasing as producers expect a price rise and inventory trimming to stop.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Local News Highlights From Altoona and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Ethel Gibson attended a last day of school activities in Fredonia. Wayne Zuillen and family from Independence Missouri visit Mr and Mrs Bert Kepley. Harley Newland Jr and family of Sedgwick recently stayed with Mrs H A Addington. Mrs William Hansen and Mrs H A are mentioned in the report.
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Altoona
Ethel Gibson
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Wayne Zuillen
Independence
Bert Kepley
Harley Newland Jr
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H. A. Addington
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H. A
Community notes from Independence and area meetings
Addington and Allie Harbert attended a Women's Credit Breakfast club meeting in Ottawa on Tuesday. Mrs. Hansen spoke. Mrs Ralph Russell and Harold Rollins led an Eastern Star meeting Tuesday evening with Sam Sturdevant elected as a member. Mrs Harold Rollins was reported ill. Families and guests from Fall River Tulsa Wichita and Cush ing visited or hosted over Memorial Day. The Altoona High School class of 1933 marked its 25th anniversary with a dinner at the school and tours led by Supt. Erle Haring.
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David Barnhill
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Mrs. Seward Wilson
Fredonia
Earl Hoggatt
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Calif
Virginia Blue Kepler
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Harriett Fish Hill
Lafontaine
Geraldine McNally Milligan
Oswego
Marley Bill Lohr
Victor
Madge Carroll Nelson
Benedict
Virginia Brown Edgington
Coral Richardson Baker
Marilyn
Raymond Gillet
Lynn Aldridge
Claude Daniel
Topeka
Clark Frankenberg
Rebecca
Dee Anna
Mark Gibson
Do Venezuelans Like Americans
Caracas notes reveal mixed views on Americans among 40,000 residents. Many Venezuelans, especially workers and white-collar strata, feel Americans advance over locals in jobs, while outside Caracas widespread unemployment and poverty persist. The piece cites tensions after Nixon's Caracas visit and hints at potential anti-American sentiment if U S actions escalated.
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