Tension funds in private industry reach 45 billion total
The Twentieth Century Fund reports tension funds in private industry totaling about 45 billion dollars, with growth at roughly 4 billion dollars per year. The finding highlights expanding private sector capital and ongoing funding tensions shaping corporate strategy and investment patterns.
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Robbery Charges Denied in Tryon Bank Case
Fred Earle Counts pleaded innocent in U S District Court to charges he robbed the Tryon Bank and Trust Co of $5,000 on August 30. A jury selection was under way before Judge Wilson Warlick. Counts, 29, faces three charges in one indictment for obtaining the money by telephoning bank president John G Landrum and threatening his family.
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Southern educators in meeting in Chapel Hill
South ern school officials gathered in Chapel Hill to discuss improving public education. Governor elect Terry Sanford will deliver an evening address outlining education goals for his administration, preceded by a dinner with Dr. James B. Conant giving an informal talk. Conant will join a panel and present the main address on Individual Development and The National Need. The North Carolina School Boards Association holds its annual delegate assembly with sponsors including the Citizens Committee for Better Schools and the Consolidated University of North Carolina.
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Ikeda Liberal Democrats Win Big in Japan Vote
Pro-Western Ikeda and his Liberal Democrats secured a solid victory in Japan's election with 62 percent of the vote. They aimed to lift House strength to 312 of 467 to secure a two thirds majority for amending the constitution. Ikeda dissolved the old Parliament last month after a 283-seat result.
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Los Angeles Transit Strike Ends After 15 Month Pact
The 900 mechanics strike halted MTA service for five days affecting 400 000 riders across four counties. Union and MTA reached a 15 month contract with wage gains from 46 to 64 cents an hour and top pay rising to 3 dollars by July 2.
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Kennedy aides discuss Pentagon reforms and Cuba risk
In the Caribbean Kennedy hosts two Democratic senators, Stuart Symington and George Smathers. Symington heads a Kennedy study group on Defense reorganization and plans a year end report proposing 5 to 10 billion dollars in annual savings. The talks touched on communist penetration in Cuba and Latin America.
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Belgian Trade Missions Set for Asia and Brazil
The Foreign Trade Ministry announced plans for Belgian missions to Thailand and South Vietnam in January and to Brazil in May, outlining international commerce outreach for 1967.
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Sedated Dachshund guard spared from public distress
In San Antonio two year old Baron a brown and white Dachshund dragged a mongrel named Jenny from the street into his yard and stood over her for 90 minutes. Police removed him to a storeroom at his home and a veterinarian placed him under sedation.
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Acute Asthma Attacks Now Yieldly Separated
Nonsensical promotional text claims a respiratory specialist offers a fast, drugstore remedy for acute asthma with no waiting or injections and mentions Dr. G Green Mountain Ct Cigarettes or Br Guld's, promising free breathing.
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