Glassmakers report gains despite intense competition
NEW YORK UPI financial editor notes that the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute expects shipments to rise 4.1 percent in the first half of 1965 from 1964 and to reach 13.7 billion units for the year. New items include a meatless, commercial beer bottle and bottles/jars lighter yet stronger than 25 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogue
UPI Financial
New York
UPI
Firé Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
GCMI
Richard L. Cheney
Institute
United States
Cheney
Auto production rises to 246,828 units in week
Detroit area reports total motor vehicle output of 246,828 for the week, with 207,? passenger cars and 59,? buses. AMA tally shows a prior week of 168,206 cars and 32,338 commercial vehicles, with 1965 year-to-date output at 5,475,754 units.
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Detroit
U.S
Automobile Manufacturers Association
AMA
Early stock quotes show firm open in light trade
New York stock market opened firm with motors and chemicals steady or modestly higher. Aircraft and electronics posted small gains while major names like DuPont Lockheed Boeing and Texas Instruments moved, with several steel and alloy firms advancing or easing amid mixed overall activity.
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New York
UPI
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
U.S. Steel
Inland Steel
Lukens
DuPont
Allied Chemical
Lockheed
Boeing
Litton
Texas Instruments
Control Data
Cyclist killed by tractor trailer on Lincoln Highway
In Columbia Pennsylvania a cyclist, William H. Carpenter, was struck and killed by a tractor trailer after his bicycle skidded in the rain. John E. Miller, 27, Broadbeck Route 1, identified as driver. Carpenter died at Columbia Hospital. Ether used in 1842 surgery cited.
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Big Columbia
UPN
William H. Carpenter
Lanc Easter
Lincoln Highway
John E. Miller
Broadbeck
Carpenter
Columbia Hospital
Labor Pain Delays Right to Work Bill Action
Washington reports organized labor suffers a cold impacting Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. A House Rules hearing was halted as Powell, sick with sinus trouble, delayed progress on repealing Taft Hartley section 14 B. He seeks to link repeal with anti discrimination enforcement by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
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Washington
UPI
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N
Labor
House
Powell
House Rules Committee
House Education and Labor Committee
Organized Labor
New
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Living insurance payments rise as benefits expand
Major life insurers market policies offering retirement income college funding mortgage protection and more. In 1964 life insurance payments totaled 10.7 billion with 6.2 billion for living benefits led by dividends paid to policyholders. Gifts include retirement income education funding estate and charitable bequests and expansion of group life plans.
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Sylvia Porter
U.S
Ifetime
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Life
Life In
Surance Institute
Bequest
PRR pledges $10 million for fast train roadbeds
PRR chairman Stuart Saunders told a Senate subcommittee the railroad will spend $10 million to improve roadbeds to support 125 mile per hour trains between Washington and New York. He said funds are tied to the federal program and would fund an immediate $8 million demonstration if Congress approves Johnson's plan for fast transport between Washington and Boston.
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Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
New York
Stuart 7. Saunders
Senate Commerce
Johnson
Boston
Congress
Glass Container Names Three Men to Trustee Posts
Three new trustees were named to the board of Glass Container Industry Research Corp. of New Castle in New York City. The appointees are Foster Jr. of Diamond Glass Co., R. E. Kenim of Wheaton Glass Co., and Keith Conrad of Owens-Illinois. John P. Paris of Laurens Glass Corp. was elected chairman. Dr. A. L. Johnson of New Castle was reelected president, Neuwisler Jr. of Maryland Glass Corp. was elected treasurer. The past year’s research budget was set at 450000 dollars.
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Glass Container Industry Research Corp
New Castle
New York City
FLC
Foster Jr
Diamond Glass Co
R. E. Kenim
Wheaton Glass Co
Keith Conrad
Owens-Illinois
John P. Paris
Laurens Glass Corp
A. L. Johnson
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Lock Haven
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National Dairy
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North Asner Ag
Olln Mathue
Owen US Glass
Penney Stores
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Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh Plate
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RCA
Reading
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