Bold Foreign Trade Policy Is Requested
President Kennedy urged business and labor to back a bold foreign trade plan and sought broad tariff powers to bargain with Western Europe. He spoke before the National Association of Manufacturers in New York and the AFL-CIO convention in Miami, praising trade as a path to jobs and prosperity. The speech followed hopeful economic signs including unemployment at 6.1 percent in November, record car sales and rising steel production.
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Renata Marton To Speak At TAPPI Ohio Meeting
Dr Renata Marton assistant professor of pulp and paper research at Syracuse University will speak at the Ohio Section TAPPI meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn starting at 6 PM She will discuss the potential of pulps from various processes Program chairman will be Richard Jones of Champion Papers Inc.
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Shoe Producer Dies in St Louis at 91
William H. Moulton 91 founder and former president of International Shoe Co. the nation's largest shoe maker died Friday night after a long illness in St Louis Missouri AP report notes his leadership and impact on the industry
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Leonardo Da Vinci Brought Up To Date Flying Kite Test Flight
San Diego based test of a flexible wing aircraft inspired by Leonardo da Vinci and Rogallo. Project engineer Lou Everett and NASA scientist Francis Rogallo describe a 40 foot wing span craft weighing 1500 pounds with a 180 horsepower rear pusher engine. The craft aims to glide space landings or tow cargo and troops, using wing pitch pivot design for control.
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Ray Hobson Speaker For NOMA at Wives Night
Ray Hobson Landmark Farm Bureau Cooperative vice president will speak on "It's Fun To Be Alive" at NOMA's annual Wives Night in Columbus. The event at Manchester Motor Inn features Hobson discussing cooperative operations and farm supply services across Ohio with local schools, students from Lemon-Monroe High School providing music. Everett discusses the flex wing as a research vehicle for future manned and unmanned craft with broad applications from drones to rocket payload recovery.
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Everett describes sensations of flying machine test ride
Everett explains that sensations differ from any other flying craft. He likens the experience to sitting in a rocking chair steadied by a giant hand that rocks side to side and back and forth. He notes the rocking is confined to the platform while the machine remains highly stable.
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Canadians market plastic igloo shelters to Americans
Canadians offer fibrous plastic eight person underground igloos as fallout shelters approved by Canada's civil defense organization. The idea contrasts with traditional ice igloos and targets U S buyers seeking emergency shelters.
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Falconry's ancient roots across civilizations and eras
The text traces falconry back to antiquity with evidence from ancient sculptures and writings. It notes practice in Egypt, Persia, Greece, and Rome about two thousand years ago and highlights its prominence among medieval European nobility.
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Armco Accused of Price Rigging in Dakotas Suits
Pierre and Armco Drainage and Metal Products Inc of Middletown Ohio face civil suits in U S District Courts in North and South Dakota over alleged price rigging. Armco, found guilty of anti rust act violations in North Dakota, allegedly conspired with three culvert makers to fix bids and allocate sales across the region. Armco’s South Dakota bid volume was about 1 5 million dollars yearly, with lawsuits by state officials seeking no specific recovery amount.
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Angell Takes Marketing Manager Post at Strand Engineering
Donald W. Angell, formerly with Aeronca Mfg. Corp., is named marketing manager of Strand Engineering Co., a division of Catronics Engineers, Inc., Bethesda Md. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Michigan earned in 1943.
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