Profits Drop For UC Boats Parent Group
ASHTABULA Ohio total sales for Molded Fiber Glass Body Co for the third quarter of 1965 ending May 29 were 57954785 up 11 percent from 97192634 in 1964. Profit fell to 296855 or 1.46 per share from 350671 or 1.78 in 1964. Individual divisions showed varied results as Crestliner faced redesign costs and Centralia start-up expenses. Fourth quarter is expected higher but full-year profit will not reach 1964’s 4.05 per share.
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Ohio
R. S. Morrison
Union City Mfg
MFG Tray
Lines-ville
MFG Midwest
Centralia
Ill
Crestliner
Bigelow-Sanford
Strasburg
Linesville
Morrison
Senators to Get More Free Trips and Allowances
The Senate Appropriations Committee backed a 190.8 million bill to fund operations for the current year. It would raise expense trips to six per year and boost long distance phone limits to 200 calls and 1,000 minutes monthly, with higher caps for the six most populous states and western senators. An air mail stamp allowance would rise to 800 annually, with western senators receiving 1,000.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Congress
Mississippi
Doctor Quoted As Saying Krebiozen Aided Patient
A Chicago trial witness testified that his wife’s cancer condition eased after Krebiozen treatment. Phillip C. Clarke, a Bethesda FAA employee, said his wife Louise used Krebiozen for four years along with mustard gas and radiation therapy before dying July 7, 1963. He noted her progress reports mention reduced pain after the fourth treatment. The case involves Dr. Andrew C. Ivy and others charged with mail fraud and related offenses over Krebiozen.
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Chicago
Phillip C. Clarke
Federal Aviation Agency
Bethesda
U. S. District Court
Louise
Leo J. Donovan
Clarke
Donovan
Andrew C. Ivy
William F. P. Phillips
Stevan Durovic
Krebiozen
Marko
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Wilson Refuses to Quit After Commons Reversals
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson will not resign after three defeats in the House of Commons during debate on the finance bill. Conservatives used an ambush tactic, leaving several Labor MPs absent, and Edward Heath urged resignation. The Labor majority remains four amid ongoing procedural losses.
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Labor
Chamber
Edward Heath
Flouse
Labor Party
Commons
Blind Take In Sights Of Capital
A Washington convention crowds hotel corridors as about 500 to 600 blind attendees tour national monuments including the Washington Monument Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials and the Tomb of the Unknowns. Guides receive tours aimed at describing appearances, with local scouts offering assistance. The 25th anniversary National Federation of the Blind meeting runs through Friday with attendees from home and abroad, many traveling solo and some with families.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Iwo Jima Monument
State Department
National Federation of the Blind
Federation
Can Cop Take Part In Rights Protests
In Los Angeles an officer named Michael B. Hannon faces a police board hearing over rights protests he attended in his off duty hours. His attorney challenges whether a police officer on personal time remains a citizen or becomes a second class citizen under coercion.
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Los Angeles
Michael B. Hannon
Roger M. Moulton
Hannon
Board of Rights
Congress of Racial Equality
Federal Building
Khrushchev
Hungary
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Goldwater
White House
William H. Parker
Hatmon
Pittsburgh Patrolman Deaths in Gunfight on House Chase
Police on page one continue a chase that ended in gunfire at a house. Officer Godfrey and Patrolman McDonough were killed while two others, Mineln and Laffey, were wounded with Laffey in critical condition. Suspect Scott was fatally shot by two patrolmen after fleeing. An Bey reported Godfrey fell to a .98 caliber round and McDonough to two .22 caliber bullets. Deputy Mayor Stahl expressed sympathy for Patrolman McDonough’s family on behalf of Mayor Barr and the city.
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Godfrey
McDonough
Mineln
Laffey
Scott
An Bey
Joseph M. Barr
People of
Pittsburgh
Coleman McDonough
Stahl
Barr
Knock Out missile sites face low level air attack risk
Reports say forces would defend Hanoi Haiphong area with antiaircraft batteries and MIG jets. North Viet Nam could deploy about 50 older MIGs and possibly new MIG 21s to contest U S bombers. Bomb runs have been at 2000 feet but attacks on missile sites may come at very low altitude to defeat radar. In a separate crash, a Reading woman Helen Schmidt 45 died in a Turnpike accident near Chambersburg Pa. Her husband Frank 45 was in critical condition and their son was injured.
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Hanoi Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Reds
Hanoi
U.S
North
Viet Nam
Chambersburg
Reading
Helen Schmidt
Chambersburg Hospital
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