Tax Hike Prospects Boost for LBJ Era Economy
Government economists say the strong November data point to a robust expansion and rising inflation risk, supporting President Johnson's proposed 10 per cent income tax surcharge as Congress weighs the plan. Personal income set a record, unemployment fell, and home building rose, despite recent strikes and mixed earlier signals.
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Market Averts Decline as Yearend Currents Persist
New York stocks wavered as yearend cross currents weighed on trading Tuesday afternoon. The Dow stood about 373.85 at noon, with the average off, while the American Stock Exchange showed gains for several issues. Great Lakes Chemical led actives, with gains near a point, as Mayall Industries and Consolidated Oil & Gas rose and Sentry Rainbow Oil slipped.
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Bacteria Screen Promises for Purity and Sterility
The text notes that bacteria screening and related pain-killers aim for absolute purity and sterility. It mentions use in biochemical research including sterile tissue cultures for breeding virus organisms that could lead to a cancer cure.
Oakland Man Tops Du Pont Post
Charles Brelsford McCoy, born in Oakland, California, was named president and chief executive officer of Du Pont, succeeding Laminot de Pont Copeland as chair of the board. McCoy’s 35-year rise from cellophane operator reflects a steady ascent within one of the world’s largest privately owned chemical companies.
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du Pont Co
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Calif
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Secominatt du Pont
Ris
John Wo McCoy
Jonglime Bu Pont
Dividends Declared Va tives Behind Du Pont Legacy
A retired Du Pont vice president, noted for long service at the Spruance plant in LeMond Virginia, earned two bachelor degrees from the University of Virginia and MIT prior to rising through multiple departments. He built a reputation as a quiet restrained executive during a career spanning U S and overseas assignments.
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du Pont
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Massachusetts
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United States
Meloy
LA Herald-Examiner keeps printing amid major strike
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner presses continued to roll at a reduced size as a strike by the American Newspaper Guild and the International Typographical Union entered its fifth day. Publisher George Hearst defends pay was unchanged while strikers claim workers hired as scabs earn significantly more. Court order limits picket line distance to seven feet from the building.
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