Corporate profits and stock prices rise with profits lagging
The Dow crosses 800 as profits for 1963 are announced and tax cuts boost expected corporate sales. Despite rising earnings, profit margins remain near historic lows while competition and higher costs squeeze margins across industries. Major firms like General Motors plan reinvestment, and dividends stay around 3 percent of market value.
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Bullet Hit Crash Victim in Los Angeles
Mrs Mary Schultz died from head and thorax injuries suffered in a crash after a 24 acre driven robbery suspect struck her car. An autopsy found underlying brain damage contributed to her death. Caliber and shooter identity remain unconfirmed.
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Independent suspect named in fatal shooting case
A man identified as Danz C. Nerbeees, 33, was mortally wounded by bullets in an incident near Sawaiates. Autopsy indicated a bullet wound, while police pursued a carrier Dettewry-Eerd. Mrs. Schultz was also reported to have suffered injuries during the chase.
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Glenn may miss April retirement deadline for Marines
Astronaut John Glenn's doctor says the May be unable to meet the April 1 retirement deadline from the Marine Corps but he plans to run for senator from Ohio. Recovery after a Feb. 25 fall at Columbus home is slow but steady.
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President Johnson names George Reedy as press aide
President Johnson picks George Reedy a longtime associate to be his new press aide after Pierre Salinger resigns. Reedy 46 has long been close to Johnson and is known as a top thinker in his administration while Rusk denied reports he would resign after the election.
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Birthday Surprise Roaches Front Of President's Daughter
A birthday cart incident unfolds with a rebellious display in front of the President's daughter. The event appears spontaneous and draws attention to security and public celebration norms.
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