American Optical Sales Set Record in 1957
Soulabridge Mass March 8 Sales of American Optical Company products in 1957 reached a record high of 78,184,374 dollars, up from 75,691,884 in 1956. Net income rose to 2,550,?22 from 2,389,612, equating to 3.21 dollars per share, with quarterly dividends totaling 2 dollars per share. The report cites stronger market research, distribution reforms, and product development. Capital spending totaled 2,821,968, including plant expansions and a British affiliate acquisition, as the firm reorganizes management to capitalize on domestic and international opportunities.
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Elman the Violinist Sees Golden Jubilee in America
Hal Boyle profiles 67 year old violin master Mischa Elman, who still practices three hours daily and has performed over 4,500 concerts. He recalls early life in Russia Europe, a Berlin gas accident at 12, London finger cut at 13, and his blend of talent and hard work. He cherishes his Stradivari sound, chess, and a harmonious marriage, noting heart and constant discovery drive his art.
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Eisenhower Nixon pact looms in future presidency
The piece discusses the Eisenhower Nixon agreement on presidential succession if the acting president must take over. It examines constitutional questions, potential future implications for vice presidential choice, and the possibility this informal rule could guide future administrations. The article reflects on political risk and the need for constitutional clarity.
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Congressional Viewpoint on International Trade Cooperation
Senator Jobn Marshal Butler outlines support for an international Organization for Trade Cooperation amid concerns over reciprocal trade policies. He notes the growing push for tariff limits and import quotas, the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act’s extension, and debates on effects on American jobs and wages in a global context.
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