Tax Hike Prospects Sour Healthy Economy Boost For LBJ
Government economists say the November data show a rebounding economy with surging personal income, production, and home building, signaling higher taxes. The Commerce Department reports personal income up, housing starts at a high rate, and a shifting outlook as labor strife and auto strikes complicate the picture. The administration aims to use these signs to push for an income tax surcharge despite mixed early forecasts.
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Market crosses and stock moves amid mixed signals
Cross currents affect trading as early Tuesday sees uneven gains and declines. The Dow slips about 4 points at noon while industrials rise, rails ease, and utilities advance. traders cite tax changes and yearend effects with Great Lakes Chemical and Royal Industries among active names.
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Bacteria Screen At Selas Coca American Plant
Ashley Rhodes inspects a miser porous filter at the Selas Cor America plant in Fresher, Pa. The fillers screen particles smaller than 12. one-millionth of an inch and are used in making miracle drugs vaccines and pain-killers where purity and sterility are required. They are also used in biochemical research for sterile tissue cultures for breeding virus organisms that may lead to a cure for cancer.
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Oakland Man Gets Top Du Pont Post
Charles Brelsford McCoy, a longtime Oakland native, rises from cellophane production to president and chief executive officer of Du Pont Co. He succeeds Lamrot du Pont Copeland, who becomes chairman. McCoy is only the second non-Du Pont to lead the privately held chemical giant, ending a family leadership tradition.
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L A Paper Prints Amid Strike and Arson Allegations
The Herald Examiner presses in Los Angeles continued during a five day strike by the American Newspaper Guild ITU and seven other unions. Strikebreakers were used at higher pay while reports claim scab activity and sabotage at the Hearst owned paper. Superior Court limited pickets to seven feet apart as Hearst defends wage demands and vows to resume full production.
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