Public view of profits in free enterprise analyzed
L A C discusses Gallup poll findings on profit estimates in the United States and 14 other nations, noting that publics misjudge typical industrial profit. The piece explains actual margins, investor returns, and how profits fund expansions, urging workers and consumers to understand economic realities. It cites that profits largely go to wages and reinvestment, with limited impact from higher profits on worker pay.
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United States
Gallup
L.A.C
Meir and Mahgoub clash over TV program seating
In New York, Golda Meir and Sudanese Foreign Minister Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub avoided a joint appearance on CBS U N In Action as tense relations between Israel and Sudan strained. Producers rearranged seating, and Mahgoub stayed for an interview while Meir spoke from the wall. CBS correspondent Daniel Schorr called the handling delicate.
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New York
Mohammed Ahmed Mahgoub
Sudan
Golda Meir
Israel
Arab League
CBS
U. N
Pub sign mocks air raid with H-bomb joke
In Dover England a local pub bar displays a sign reading If an Hbomb falls in this vicinity help yourself-quick reflecting wartime fear and dark humor during heavy bombing. The sign captures the era's grim atmosphere and residents' coping humor amid Allied air raids.
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Dover
England
UPI
Patrol car chase kills pedestrian on Highway 17
A Highway Patrol pursuit of four speeding motorists ended with pedestrian Robert M. Ball, 57, fatally struck on Highway 17 at Seatts Valley Saturday night. CHP Officer Karl Gordonson said Ball stepped into the car’s path. Coroner Charles Johnson ordered an inquest. The speeder fled the scene.
Knowland Publishes Ike Letter Denying Right to Work Stance
In San Francisco William F Knowland released a letter from President Eisenhower saying he has never stated support or opposition to right to work. The President said such jurisdiction should be decided by state citizens and denied misrepresentation from opponents. He noted being asked to repeal Taft-Hartley act provisions allowing union shop contracts unless a state has right-to-work laws.
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San Francisco
William F. Knowland
Bill
Eisenhower
Knowland
California
iiHe
Independent Daily Long Beach Notice Details
An historic public notice from Long Beach California references publication details and a Superior Court adjudication in Los Angeles County dated October 6 1901 with Decree No G 10220. It mentions the paper’s establishment and registration specifics and includes partial, garbled text regarding a carrier and related data.
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Sixth St
Fine Ave
Long Beach
Calit
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
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