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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1967

Page

28

U.S. Faces Ground Loss in Geneva Trade Talks

American negotiators press Geneva talks with the European Economic Community to curb protectionist farm barriers as the talks seek tariff reductions. The EEC nations France West Germany Italy and others resist expanding imports and call for domestic feed self sufficiency. The U.S. backs possible international export market allocation and price controls to gain market access while farm groups warn against overreliance on price supports.

Geneva United Sates Europe European Economic Community France West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg American Farm Bureau Federation United States National Grange National Farmers Union Aer Se Tens Lind Cae Reau

Law Bower Co records steady 1965 sales and earnings

Dayton based maker of air moving equipment and humidifiers reports year end totals for October 31 with consolidated net sales of 19 779 080 up 5 21 percent. Operating earnings rise to 1 180 775 up 4 37 percent as per share earnings reach 1 52, offset by 0 59 470 or 5 cents per share from liquidation of a foreign subsidiary, leaving final 1 47 per share.

Law Bower Co

New Frisch's Opens Tuesday at Germantown Road

First day of business for the new Frisch's Restaurant at 1809 Germantown Road. Doors open at 6 a.m. Tuesday, marking the opening of the $300.00 facility.

Frisch's Germantown Road

Ohio Retail Sales Up In November

November sales by Ohio retailers rose slightly from October by 4 percent after seasonal adjustment and were 5 percent higher than November 1965. For the first 11 months of 1966 sales were 4 percent ahead of 1965. Increases in 12 of 26 metro lines overshadowed declines in Dayton Hamilton Middletown and Toledo. Akron Canton Chillicothe Cincinnati Youngstown Cleveland Columbus Portsmouth saw gains.

Ohio University Bureau of Business Research Bureau Dayton Hamilton Middletown Toledo Akron Canton Chillicothe Cincinnati Youngstown Cleveland Columbus Portsmouth Hamilton- Middletown

LBJ Seeks $1 Billion Boost for Federal Pay

White House sources say President Johnson will urge Congress to approve pay raises for federal military and civil personnel. The forthcoming 1968 budget, starting July 1, includes about $1 billion for the raise, with early speculation of a 3.5 to 4 percent average increase.

Washington Johnson Congress White House

Income tax figures stress Mr and Mrs Taylors

Mr and Mrs Taylor struggled to prepare their tax returns as they reviewed income sources. Mr Taylor reported 280 dollars from Second Federal Bank 2600 from Ohio Turnpike bonds 200 from a personal loan and 250 from General Motors bonds. Mrs Taylor listed 860 dollars from Society National Bank 1000 dollars from US Treasury bonds and 1000 dollars from another source.

Ned Horlzer Mrs. Taylor Taylor Second Federal Bank Ohio Turnpike General Motors Mrs. Taylor Society National Bank Mr. Taylor

Figures for Dividends and Interests in Joint Accounts

The text lists dividends and interest earned by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor from various stocks and bonds. It notes property dividends are valued at fair market value, includes amounts from General Motors Armco Steel Textron Canadian Marathon Oil Standard Oil of Ohio and a joint First National Bank account plus insurance dividends.

Cleveland Taylor First National Bank General Motors Armco Steel Textron Canadian, Ltd Marathon Oil Standard Oil of Ohio Taylor General Motore Taylor Armco Steel Standard Oil of Ohio

Tax Questions on Stock Loss Rules and Dependent Claims

Readers submit stock loss questions and dependent claims under U S tax rules. The column covers wash sale rules requiring 30 days before and after sale, claiming a daughter as a dependent, and dependents for multiple earners. It also explains interest taxation on bonds, dividends classifications, and sample calculations for Mr. and Mrs. Taylor with qualified dividends and exclusions.

Papermaking Exhibit Dedication in Columbus Center

An authentic 180 year old papermaking exhibit will be dedicated Thursday morning by the Ohio Paper Industry Council at the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus. Donald Driscoll of Sorg Paper Co. will dedicate the display featuring a working hand press and real hand sheets. The event accompanies the annual TOPIC meeting of paper executives and includes a plan discussion for 1967.

Ohio Paper Industry Council Center of Science and Industry Columbus Dale Constiner Science Donald Driscoll Sorg Paper Co Middletown Driscoll The Science and Industry's Women’s Volunteer Service S League Science and Industry Yesteryear Franklin County Historical Society Constiner Black Clawson Co

PIMA and Graphic Arts Unit to Meet in Cincinnati

The PIMA and Graphic Arts Unit will join the Paper Industry Management Association for its annual joint meeting with the Graphic Arts Association of Cincinnati at the Carousel Inn. Dr. Thomas J. Hailstones, former Notre Dame economics professor and Xavier dean, will discuss national economic policies and the 1967 outlook. Social hour starts at 6 p.m. Dinner follows at 6:45 p.m.

The Paper Industry Management Association Graphic Arts Association of Cincinnati Carrousel Inn Cincinnati Thomas J. Hailstones University of Notre Dame School of Business Administration Xavier University

Fewer New Firms In Ohio In 1966

Ohio saw 9 453 new corporations formed in 1966, down 117 from 1965. Cleveland led with 2 059 new firms, Columbus followed with 853 and Cincinnati with 711 as year end activity slowed in the last quarter.

Ohio Columbus, Ohio Ted W. Brown Brown Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati

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