Voluntary controls spread as economy grows
AP Business News analyzes the spread of voluntary controls in pricing and overseas investment under President Johnson. Though praised for damping inflation and dollar outflows, some unions and firms resist wage and price guidelines, while lenders face pressure amid rising credit demand and policy shifts.
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New York
U.S
Johnson
Washington
Bids Open for Bluffton College Dormitory Additions
Bluffton College invites bids for two new dormitory buildings on campus with bids due Feb 25. Construction to start this spring, total cost about 950000. Women’s dorm linked to Ropp Hall will house 95. Hirschy Hall addition will house 112 men.
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Bluffton
Bluffton College
Ropp
Hirschy
Northern Trustees To Meet In Columbus Friday
Ohio Northern University trustees plan a winter board meeting in Columbus on Saturday with committees meeting today. Major items include the 1966-67 budget, approval of additions to Lima and Founders residence halls, and the Pharmacy program review. Dr J Otis Young of Chicago will preside and discuss plans for the new Basic Science Building.
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Ohio Northern University
Columbus
Samuel J. Meyer
Lima
Founders
Basic Science
J. Otis Young
Chicago
Methodist Publishing House
Oberlin President Named Adlai Fund Executive Director
CHICAGO AP former Oberlin College president William E Stevenson was appointed executive director vice president of the Adlai E Stevenson Memorial Fund. Stevenson was a close friend and Princeton classmate of the late statesman, but not related.
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Chicago
Oberlin (Ohio
William E. Stevenson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pair Found Dead in Canton Home CO Poisoning
Canton Ohio AP reports a husband and wife John Mansika aged about 68 and Anna aged 65 were found dead in their Canton residence on Wednesday. Police say the couple likely died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Canton, Ohio
Canton
John Mansika
Anna
Livestock Market Prices From Cleveland AP
Livestock market at Cleveland shows steady to firm values across cattle calves and sheep. Steers bring 26.00 to 28.25, heifers 23.00 to 26.50, cows 16.00 to 18.00, bulls 19.00 to 21.00, calves 23.00 to 34.00 with primes at top, sheep and lambs steady with spring lambs 26.00 to 29.00 and ewes and wethers 8.00 to 9.00, hogs down about .25 with 200–220 lb hogs 29.00 to 29.50 and 220–240 lb hogs 28.50 to 29.25.
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Bologna
U. S
New York Stocks Open Mixed Amid Active Trading
New York market opened with mixed results as key stocks moved little. Chrysler held at 59 on 6,800 shares. International Telephone rose fractionally to 72 1/2 on 2,200. Douglas Aircraft slipped to 96 1/2 on 1,500. U S Steel unchanged at 52 1/2 on 1,500. AP average of 60 stocks fell 0.2 to 363.9 from Thursday.
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Chrysler
International Telephone
Douglas Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Associated Press
Goodrich
Goodyear Hard Walker
Int Bus Machine
International Hary
Johns Manville
Kaiser Alum BM
Kroger Co
L.O.F. Glass
Marathon
Marquette Cement
Merr Ch & S
Montgomery Ward National Cash
National Distillery
Newberry
N.Y. Central
Nort. & W
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A.m. Ohio Edison
Penney, J. C
Alleghany Co U
Pennsylvania R. A
Allied Chemical
Phillips Petroleum
Alcoa
Pillsbury Mills
American Airlines
Pitt Plate
American Can
Proctor & Gamble
American
Sinclair Oil
Anaconda Copper
Socony
Anchor H Glass
South Pacific
Armco Steel
Sperry Rand
Ashland Oil
Standard Brands
Atchison
Standard Oil Cat
Atlantic Refining
Standard Oil N. J
Babcock Wilcox
Standard Oil Ohio
Bendix Avia Texaco
Bethlehem Steel
Timken Roll Bear
Con Sova
UN Carbide
Chrysler Corp
Aire
U.S. Rubber
Columbia Gas
Diamond
Dupont
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
TBM
General Motors
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Aerowuin
Erie-Lak
EK Eastman Kodak
Marathon Oil
TIA
RCA Rad's
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse el
Scot
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Reynolds
Super Food Service Ts
West Ohio Gas
Dee
Only 36 000 Fight Washington Taxpayers To Appellate
Only 30 000 taxpayers challenged their income tax assessments with the Treasury Appellate Division last year, a tiny fraction of all returns audited. The stat reveals the limited use of the appeals process and hints at broader taxpayer behavior toward tax disputes.
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Treasury
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