No Sign of Slowdown in Corporations in 1966 Quarter
AP Business News Analyst reports that major U.S. corporations posted record profits in the April to June quarter and for the first half of 1966. Companies cited include Du Pont IBM General Foods Reynolds Metals Xerox Polaroid U S Rubber Westinghouse Electric Allis Chalmers Kaiser Aluminum RCA Continental Can Georgia Pacific Mead American Telephone & Telegraph AT&T profits neared or topped last year. AT T alone earned 495 million in the three months to May 31, up from 435 million a year earlier, with GM and Jersey Standard Oil also poised to report billion-dollar results.
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U.S
du Pont
IBM
General Foods
Reynolds Metals
Xerox
Polaroid
U.S. Rubber
Westinghouse Electric
Allis Chalmers
Kaiser Aluminum
RCA
Continental Can
Georgia
Pacific
Mead Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
General Motors
Jersey Standard Oil
Hope Star Report Highlights Nonpartisan Candidate Talks
Chancery Judge Royce Weisenberger and Attorney I. Crow spoke at the Hope Kiwanis Club, outlining state and congressional candidates. Background sketches accompanied their nonpartisan views urging study of qualifications and voting on Tuesday July 26. A separate incident described a man entering a bedroom and finding Mrs Skelton wounded, then rushed to hospital where doctors treated a chest wound with no vital organ damage.
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Chancery
Royce Weisenberger
I. €. Crow
Hope Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Skelton
Trials Would Mean All Out Attack
Senate leaders warn North Vietnam trials of captured Americans could trigger a global backlash and intensified war. Dirksen, Kuchel, Mansfield, Cooper urge caution, while Cooper cites potential world condemnation if prisoners are tried as war criminals. Pentagon counts 62 American prisoners in North Vietnam.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
North Viet Nam
U.S
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Sons
Thomas H. Kuchel
Rcalif
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Cooper
North
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Mansfield
Dirksen
South Viet Nam
Navy
Pentagon
Red Skelton Performs as Wife Is Shot
Entertainer Red Skelton continued his Las Vegas supper club act after his wife Georgia Skelton, 44, was wounded by a pistol accident in their Sands Hotel suite. She was listed in satisfactory condition at Sunrise Hospital. Their daughter Valentina, 19, and friend Art Coleman, 19, heard the shot.
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Bob Thomas
Las Vegas
Nev
Red Skelton
Georgia Skelton
Sunrise Hospital
Skeltons
Sands Hotel
Skelton
Valentina
Art Coleman
Colem
Klein Dodd Hearing in Second Round
The Senate Ethics Committee announced a second round of hearings on misconduct charges against Senator Thomas J. Dodd. Senator Dodd faces ongoing investigations as the committee moves to further examine alleged ethical violations and related conduct.
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Klein-Dodd
John Chadwick Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
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