1963 Auto Sales Set to Break Records Says Sylvia Porter
Sylvia Porter forecasts 1963 US auto industry records with at least 7.2 million passenger cars and over 1.1 million trucks produced. She notes two 700,000 plus sales months, rising incomes, low dealer inventories, and strong used car demand as key factors shaping the year.
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World Book sets prize for Cary Junior High fifth graders
Uncle Ray offers a 20 volume World Book Encyclopedia for top questions from fifth grade classes at Cary Junior High School Raleigh N C and other area schools. Readers submit inquiries on science history biography or geography to Uncle Ray for possible recognition.
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Automobiles and Economy Boost in 1963 Commentary
A La Crosse Cribune reader feature from May 1963 notes the American consumer’s fluctuating demand for automobiles drives a strong mood in the U.S. economy. The piece highlights a renewed optimism as car demand strengthens and the overall economy appears to be improving.
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Union Leader Warns Pressmen on Strike Fund Debt
He spoke at the North American Newspaper Web Pressmen's Conference and said the pressmen's executive board was considering erasing a $1 million strike fund indebtedness and building the future fund. De Andrade warned locals against unauthorized work stoppages and noted members could be sued for illegal stoppages without strike agreements.
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Everest summit bid pushed to May 22 from two routes
The American expedition on Mt Everest postponed the twin ascent to May 22 citing high winds and snow. The plan is to reach the summit from the south and the western ridge at the same time.
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Two Groups In Recital At Viterbo
Viterbo College will present two groups of music students from the preparatory department in recitals Tuesday and Friday at 7 30 p m in the Music Hall on Market Street. Violin and piano solos and instrumental numbers will be featured with Haydn and Mendelssohn works on Tuesday and Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in D Minor on Friday. The Tuesday program lists multiple named students among the performers and both recitals are open to the public.
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