U S Can Hold on Against Common Market Threat
AP Business News Analyst notes the United States may contain its own costs to match European Common Market wage and productivity shifts. Bank economists warn that wage trends alone don’t solve the gap, as productivity offsets and global competition shape the dollar, gold outflow, and world trade.
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New York
Unites States
Chase National Bank
United States
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Europe
U.S
Trans Tex Air Proposal Heard
Washington AP The Civil Aeronautics Board hears arguments on Trans Texas Airways plan to trim service to cities in Arkansas Texas Louisiana and Mississippi A CAB examiner recommended deleting several stops including Little Rock New Orleans via Pine Bluff El Dorado Alexandria and Lafayette and other cities along the network citing insufficient traffic and business prospects This options reflects the board policy to cancel scheduled stops with low demand
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Beaumont
Port Arthur
May Send Up Man Monkey Together Moon Flight Plan
Washington AP reports NASA chief James E Webb outlined to senators plans to orbit a man and instrumented chimpanzee or other animal as a step toward a manned moon landing. He sought a 3.7877 billion dollar NASA appropriation and requested expansion of Cape Canaveral to support large rockets. Webb described Mercury program progress and future aims including up to 18 orbits in 24 hours and two-man rendezvous as steps toward Gemini.
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Washington
James BE. Webb
Civilian Space Agency
Webb
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Berryville Plans Progress Day For New Factory Complex
Berryville Arkansas will host Progress Day on June 30 to dedicate a new building housing Glick Manufacturing Co, a garment factory. Visitors will tour a new restaurant, fabric center, and C and R Bock Co. Speakers include Cass Hough of Rogers, Dairy Manufacturing Co. president, and Marvin Grenbaum of Kangag City, Lee-Wald Co. president.
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Berryville, Ark
Berryville
Gold flow halted? U S tries to curb outflow drive
New York AP reports business and government joining to slow gold outflow from the U S Treasury while foreign traders push prices higher on London’s free market. The article details the price spikes, the deficit driven balance of payments, and a business leaders group led by Roger M. Blough examining remedies to stabilize the dollar. It also notes a Bentonville Arkansas bond vote approving funds for a hospital and a NASA spaceflight note.
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London
Federal Reserve System
U.S
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Henry C. Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Crawford H. Greenewalt
du Pont
Thomas J. Watson Jr
International Business Machines
United States
Ft. Knox
Blytheville Group to Get Faubus Snub
Blytheville civic leaders planned to hear Gov. Faubus address a Blytheville civic club, while local opposition urged him to file a protest with the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Brown said he and his committee had sought rate relief from Arkansas-Missouri Power but were snubbed.
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Little Rock
Blytheville
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Himeville
Arkansas-Missouri Power
Kansas Supreme Court orders Lee Mode to begin 21 year murder sentence
The Arkansas Supreme Court mandate states Lee Mode of Conway exhausted his appeal rights and must start serving a 21 year term for murder. Mode was tried on a venue change for the 1958 fatal shooting of Delbert Russell on a Conway street after two prior convictions and a reversed first verdict. He had been free on a $25 000 bond during appeals while the U S Supreme Court declined to review the case.
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Hock
Askansas
Mode
Arkansas Supreme Court
Record philanthropy in the United States reached 8.7 billion in 1961
The 1961 report shows private giving for public ease totaling a record 8.7 billion dollars in the United States. Major donors and charitable organizations contributed across sectors, reflecting postwar civic generosity and ongoing social programs.
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