Selling Capitalism Across Borders The U S Abroad
American business and diplomacy push a story of the economy abroad to counter Soviet critique. U S corporations expand overseas, share profits with host countries, build towns, schools, and hospitals, and train staff to navigate local customs, trade rules, and languages.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Advertising Council
U. S. Council of the International Chamber of Commerce
The
Committee For Economic Development
National Foreign Trade Council
U.N
Middle East
Venezela
Western
Europe
Eva McCullough Divorces Marine Cpl George McCullough Again
For the third time Mrs. Eva McCullough has divorced Marine Cpl. George McCullough. She says the latest decree is final and he claimed the marriage was to get even for prior divorces.
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Los Angeles
Eva McCullough
Marine Cpl
George McCullough
Market mixed after Eisenhower Middle East plan
The 60-stock Associated Press average fell to 194.80 at noon amid mixed early-afternoon trading in New York. Airlines, tobaccos, motors and metals rose slightly while steels and oils were irregular and aircraft lost ground. Notable movers included Schering up on hay fever drug news and United Aircraft down on earnings.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Associated Press
New York
Eisenhower
Middle East
United Nations
Schering
General Precision
American Motors
Minute Maid
Loew's
Pan American World Airways
Greyhound Corp
Allied Chemical
Lorillard
Chrysler
Kennecott
Merck
Eastern Air Lines
Aveo
United Aircraft
Youngs'town Sheet & Tube
Goodrich
Caterpillar
General Electric
Eastman Kodak
Cotton futures slip as stocks mixed on New York open
Cotton futures opened lower by 30 cents to 1.05 a bale with 1 p.m. quotes from Bache & Co showing mixed results among major firms. Shares ranged with American Can Company at 35.64, Bethlehem Steel around 35.16, Chrysler 32.55 32.69, and U.S. Steel near 71.5 while Dow Chemical and Reynolds Tobacco posted about 63.5 and 76.0 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bache & Co
American Can Co
Allied Chemical & Dye
Adams-Mills Corp
MER
Iiiee Cee
American Tobacco Co
May Sauiegu Heise
Bethlehem Steel
Aedseudts
Burlington Mills
Cises Us
Chrysler Corp
Deesee
New York Central RA
Cone Mills Corp
Pepsi-Cola
Carolina Light & Power
Procter
Investment guide explains saving and loan differences and protections
The article notes 6200 savings and loan associations hold 48.2 billion for over 22 million savers, far more than mutual savings banks. It explains shares held by customers, high mortgage asset concentration, FSLIC insurance up to 10 000 per account, and Federal Home Loan Bank borrowing options with withdrawal rules varying by state. It invites readers to send questions.
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The
Savings and Loan Association
Territories
Puerto Rico
Guam
Savings and Loan
Savings and Loan Associations
Savings
Savings and Loans
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Federal Home Loan Banks
New York State
Weather outlook for four southern states
North Carolina shows considerable cloudiness with warm humid conditions and scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoons and evenings today tonight and Thursday. South Carolina remains partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers chiefly in the afternoons and evenings. Virginia stays warm and humid with scattered thundershowers today tonight and Thursday, with some cooling and less humidity later. Georgia is partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers mainly in afternoon and evening hours today tonight and Thursday.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Weather Forecast Scattered Showers North Central Plains
Scattered showers or thundershowers are forecast tonight for the Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the upper and middle Mississippis, with northern central Plains also affected. Elsewhere likely fair, cooler in the northeast, little change elsewhere.
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Ohio
Tennessee
Upper
Middle Miss
Central Plains
Rockingham Physician John Bullard Ray dies at 84
Dr. John Bullard Ray, 84, former Leaksville mayor and dean of Rockingham County physicians, died of a heart attack. Funeral at 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of the Epiphany with Rev. Ronald Moncure officiating. He chaired the county Selective Service board, county health board, and served on the Leaksville Bank and Trust Co. board and the city school board. Survivors include his widow Chattie Ivy Ray and sister S. B. Dyer.
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Leaksville
N.C
John Bullard Ray
Rockingham County
Ronald Moncure
Ray
James
Annie Bullard Ray
Leaksville Bank Land Trust Co
Board of Home Savings and Loan Assn
Selective Service Board
County Board of Public Health
Chattie Ivy Ray
S. B. Dyer
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Business Mirror
America
High Point Enterprise
Web
General Dynamics
Gulf Oil
General Motors
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
International Harvester
International Tel
Standard Oil Co
Jones Laughlin Stee
Johns Manville
Loew's Inc
Norfok & Western Ray
Phillips Petroleum
Pennsylvania Railway
Investors Guide
Wighy
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dept. of Commerce
Dow-Jones
SEARS
Eerspeseniagsag
You
Housewife
Home Delivery Service
Rt “St
North Main ST
Luli
Kenmore
Sears Eas
Rockingham
Harmony House
North Main Street
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