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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1962
Page
24
In Bonn, Horst Pfaff notes women’s equality after barber shop and bank changes. Europe’s rising prosperity shifts habits, jobs, and politics as mass production and unity efforts expand across 300 million people. Officials debate standards like blanket sizes amid privacy fears.
New products include Thor battery booster chargers from Electrotone Laboratories in Chicago designed for slow charging and weather protected. Wardley offers a Life Cycle brine shrimp kit with hatch and growth details. Ronson sells a Life-Time lighter with a jeweled Swiss watch. De Luxe Games markets Scarney a multi game package for wide skill ranges.
A visual note describes a wedge of Canadian geese flying in V formation. The text explains the apparent wave effect results from synchronized wing beats and motion perceived from the flock’s steady flight.
Detroit analysts note October domestic model deliveries reached 722,700, a record high for a single month, with expectations of a strong November. Industry executives question how long the boom will last as economists debate whether a seven million annual pace is achievable in 1963 and beyond.
The American Iron and Steel Institute presents a mid December exhibit at the Museum of Science and Industry. The large two level display covers 15 834 square feet and highlights the steel industry its products and people. It includes a garden of steel a modern home with pool and patio a simulated rocket countdown and working models of furnaces and a rolling mill. Visitors can test steel properties with scientific devices and play question and answer games to learn steel facts.
Nelson P. Wainman Jr. is appointed corporate director of industrial relations for Diamond National Corp. He will oversee industrial relations across 10 operating divisions and 39 plants nationwide from New York City, including the Middletown facility. He joined the company in 1961 after leading IR for Diamond Match and Molded Packaging. prior roles include director of industrial relations for Rexall Drug Chemical Co. in New Haven Conn.
NASA announces a new information and technical counseling office at Lewis Research Center Cleveland to help northeast Ohio firms attract aerospace work and adapt to space program needs. Space Science Fair opening drew 31,000 attendees as officials stressed U.S. dominance in space.
Washington AP reports the administration will present a two stage tax package as a single bill to be enacted in 1963. The plan provides a retroactive January 1 1963 partial tax cut and a second stage January 1 194 which would include further reductions and revisions to curb revenue loss. Kennedy’s advisory committee urged a 10 billion dollar cut.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture reports market hog prices averaged 17.20 per hundredweight, five cents lower than last week as receipts fell sharply during a four day holiday week. At 85 interior yards receipts totaled 35,600, down 32 percent from last week and 7 percent from a year ago.
Babson argues advertising is a calculated risk with large rewards and cites 1942 expected ad spend near 4 billion dollars. He notes long term growth in newspaper and magazine advertising, ties it to mass production and higher living standards, and says ads support jobs and wages.
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