Get Involved Says Corporate Leaders Push Public Affairs
AP News writer reports a shift in how corporations view leadership. Executives are urged to engage in politics education civil rights urban renewal and conservation to improve community relations and expand company influence. Figures show rising executive time and dozens of companies now run formal public affairs programs.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Conservaton
Town
Cials
Country Club
Ing
Industrial Conference Board
Los Angeles
Rural Electrification Administration Fights Back At 30
The Rural Electrification Administration marks its 30th anniversary amid long running battles with private power utilities over its 2 percent interest rate and federal funding. Officials defend REA as essential to rural service while noting lines average 3.3 customers per mile, compared with 33.2 for private utilities. About 125,000 new consumers join each year with capacity needs growing, possibly requiring up to 8.1 billion for new capital through 1980.
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AP Farm Water Washington
Rual Electrification Administration
Franklin D. Roosevelt
REA
Norman Clapp
Clapp
Johnson
Agency
Congress
Miami University Pulp and Paper Program Renewed
The Miami University Pulp and Paper Foundation renewed scholarships totaling 17 500 as part of a 42 500 budget for 1965 66. The program, in its eighth year, is Ohio s only collegiate degree program in paper technology and among seven undergraduate programs nationally. Officers and trustees were elected including William Beckett president and George H Marsh vice president, with re elections for secretary treasurer C Eadwin Brandon and Lloyd A Goggin.
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Oxford
Miami Unversity Pulp and Paper Foundation
Miami
Ohio
William Beckett
The
Beckett Paper Co
Hamilton
George H. Marsh
Champion Papers, Inc
Harold Annis
Oxford Paper Co
New York
C. Eadwin Brandon
Lloyd A
Record Steel Shipments To Auto Industry Hit Frontrunner
The American Iron and Steel Institute reports March shipments to the auto industry reached 9,590,323 net tons of finished products. Automotive shipments totaled 2,267, and 25.3 percent of total steel shipments, breaking January’s record. Cold rolled sheet shipments rose to 1,774,061 net tons, 17.7 percent above February. First quarter steel shipments totaled 25,443,139 tons, up from 19,842,716 tons a year earlier.
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American Iron and Steel Institute
Automotive Industy
Liberal appoints new district supervisor for Liberal Markets
Louis Dumas named district supervisor for Liberal Markets. Eugene C Schear, general manager, said Dumas will oversee Liberal Market supermarkets in Hamilton, Middletown, Miamisburg and three Dayton stores. Previously Dumas managed Liberal’s Super market at Kettering Shopping Center.
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Louis Dumas
Liberal Markets
Eugene C Schear
Dumas
Liberal Market, Inc
Hamilton
Middletown
Miamisburg
Dayton
Liberal's
Kettering
Record Set At Raymond Bag Co Plant
Garrett Langdon and his five-man crew at Raymond Bag Co on Enoch Drive celebrated a new production record by producing 77,700 multi wall tubes in one eight hour shift on April 30. The five workers toured the plant giving 400 candy bars with cards detailing their achievement. Langdon, a pedal end tuber operator since 1956, and his team are first members of Raymond's production record Hall of Fame.
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Raymond Bag Co
Enoch Drive
Garrett Langdon
Aslo Corlee
Lanedon
Raymond
Hall of Fame
Peck Promoted At Armco Corp in Middletown Works
Wilbur L. Peck named assistant turn foreman of annealing in the east processing department at Armco Steel Corp Middletown Works. Peck, 1204 Barnitz St., joined Armco in 1939 as a laborer and was transferred in 1941 to processing as a stripper. His later roles included shear man helper shearman rewinder leader and operator vertical coiler.
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Wilbur L. Peck
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Peck
Barnitz St
Armco
Shearman
Quakes Reported Shake Central Chile Provinces
Two earthquakes rocked the central provinces of Valparaiso and Coquimbo Friday night into Saturday. No damage or injuries were reported.
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Santiago
Chile
Valparaiso
Coquimbo
Jearly
New Pet Fountain and Home Safety Gadgets debut this week
Remlac Co introduces the Pet Fountain in Birmingham Michigan. The automatic dish connects to a faucet with a six foot hose and maintains water at a preset level. General Electric offers an electrostatic air cleaner with a replaceable low cost filter pad and an indicator for pad changes. The unit, designed for warm air systems, captures up to 9 percent of airborne dirt dust and pollen. An emergency alarm system activates when a sensor trips, lifting the telephone receiver and dialing the operator with a recorded message.
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Remlac Co
Birmingham
Mich
Gun Smoke to Burgundy: Ex Middleton Man Leads New Tobacco
Alexander R. Cheek Jr., a pipe smoker and former Middleton resident, is credited by P. Lorillard Co. for developing Burgundy, a wine aroma flavored smoking tobacco. Cheek, 37 years with Lorillard, led trials at Louisville and Greensboro divisions, testing 60 blends before finalizing the burley, bright and pennine mix. Burgundy targets pipe smokers seeking a mellow, evenly burning aromatic blend and is sold nationally in foil pouches with gold burgundy packaging.
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P. Lorillard Co
Lorillard
Lorillard Research
Louisville
Greensboro
N.C
Alexander R. Cheek Jr
Burgundy
Emergency notification system offered by Tel-Guard of America
Tel-Guard of America Inc New York N Y markets a device that clearly states the type of emergency and repeatedly instructs which police fire or other service should be notified. The advertisement emphasizes rapid alerting and proper protocol in crises.
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Tel-Guard of America Inc
New York
N.Y
Muskingum Senior Oratory Winner at Wayne State
DETROIT AP David Jamison 21 of Columbus Ohio and Joann Viola 19 of Chillicothe Illinois were named top college orators at the 91st interstate oratorical contest held at Wayne State University Jamison a history speech senior at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio spoke on The Scapegoaters.
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Son
Columbus
Ohio
Joann Viola
Chillicothe
Ill
Wayne State University
Jamison
Muskingum College
New Concord
Colonial Ups Cash Dividend Boost Declared
Colonial Stores Inc. directors of the 435 store chain declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents a share on common stock, up 8 cents from last quarter, with 50 cents on preferred stock. Payable June 1 to stockholders of record May 17. Officers reelected. Colonial operates in nine states, with Albers Super Markets in Ohio and Kentucky part of the chain.
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Colonial Stores Inc
Colonial Stores
Atlanta
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Albers
Colonial
Bankruptcies filed in Cincinnati court for Thorn and Park
In U S District Court Cincinnati two petitions filed. Thomas F Thorn a Franklin factory worker shows 6392 debts and 1275 assets. Rosalie Park of Hamilton a kitchen helper has 5906 debts and no assets.
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Thomas F. Thorn
Franklin
Rosalie Park
Hamilton
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al Raymond
Armco Corp
General Electric
Alex Cheek
Cheek
Virginia Military Institute
Greensboro, N.C
Alexander Cheek
Modern
Larry J. Templeton
Modern Finance Co
Templeton
Lebanon
Lebanon High School
Morehead State College
Muskingum Senior Oratory Winner
Detroit
David Jami
Greene & Ladd
Manchester Motor Inn
N.Y. Stock Exchange
Piqua
Springfield
Richmond
City & State
Colonial Ups
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