High Point Leads NC Construction Pace in 1962
High Point ranks fifth in North Carolina for building permits at four months, close behind Winston-Salem, with annual 1962 projections exceeding 12 million dollars. State figures list Charlotte and Greensboro ahead, with several cities surpassing one million in the year to date.
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Rocky Mount
Statesville
Wilson
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Old Dominion Freight Line
Bottoms - Fiske Truck Lines
Richmond
Earl E. Congdon
Old Dominion and
Bottoms- Fiske
Durham
Henderson
Roanoke Rapids
Spray
North Carolina
Franklin
Danville
Martinsville
Norfolk
Newport News
Suffolk
Wayne M. Surratt
Employment Security Commission
Security Quotations May 25 1962 Bid and Asked Prices
Unofficial quotes from NASD and other sources provide approximate ranges for securities as of May 25 1962. The document explains quotations are not actual transactions and origin can be supplied upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Diamond schedules Fruit of the Loom Run-Lok stocking
Diamond Mills Corp announces production of Fruit of the Loom Run-Lok a new micromatic anti run seamless nylon stocking. The product will be available to the public in late August Samuel Rosenblum president said. Geller sales vice president said immediate trade and consumer reaction should be enthusiastic. Diamond will distribute on an equitable basis favoring current Fruit of the Loom accounts. Diamond employs over 1000 in High Point and Wilmington with offices in Philadelphia New York City and Los Angeles.
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Diamond Mills Corp
Harry Geller
Geller
Diamond
High Point
Wilmington
Philadelphia
New York City
Los Angeles
Old Arguments Cloud Economy At Unusual Summit
Business labor and government held an unusual economic summit last week as old disputes resurfaced. AFL CIO chief Meany challenged pro business drift while Ford and Bethlehem Steel urged pro growth policy. Stock prices plunged to16 month lows amid market alarm.
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New York
Kennedy
Government role expands in business amid policy debates
An AP report surveys business leaders across the United States as they react to a Kennedy era push toward greater government involvement. Executives warn of a new climate while noting divisions over how far Washington should go, with concerns about antitrust action, mergers, and the impact on big business.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Arthur B. Homer
Bethelehem Steel Corp
Henry Ford II
Ford Motor Co
Kennedy
L. D. Welch
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Chicago
Washington
White House
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