Dollar Signs Signal Health In Diminishing Cold War
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes a rising willingness among U S and Western European business leaders to trade with Communist nations. At a U S Chamber of Commerce meeting about 90 percent backed more nonstrategic trade with Russia and satellites and some favored dealings with Red China North Korea and North Vietnam.
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Busi
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Britain
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East Germany
United States
Dean Rusk
Congress
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Rusk
Reds
Luther Hodges
Women urged to form new home demonstration units
Homemakers across the state are celebrating Kansas Home Demonstration Week and urged to form new home demonstration units. These groups meet to study home and community life with education programs guiding their ongoing activities.
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Kansas
Home Demonstration Units Shape Community Education Program
The extension service bases its home demonstration work on research from USDA Kansas State University and land grant schools. In Franklin County seven to eight lessons per H D U year, led by trained unit leaders, cover foods nutrition clothing and home management among other subjects. Members vary in size and age but share an interest in improving homes and communities.
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Cooperative Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Franklin County
Extension Council
Unites
Home Economics Advisory Committee
Done Ald Steward
Ottawa
Philip Jacoby
Wellsville
Howard Smith
Willow
Tom Chambers
Clifford Fritts
Pomona
Ralph Haney
Princeton
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Raymond Mack
April profits lift investors as first quarter tops records
In April, corporate meetings signal strong margins and brighter outlooks. General Motors posted the largest first quarter profit in history, while U S Steel and Continental Can reported substantial gains. A Wall Street Journal tally showed 548 firms with a 21.1 percent rise in net income to 3.8 billion. Only 14 firms logged losses as cost control and automation boosted efficiency across many industries.
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U.S. Steel Corp
Continental Can Co
Tobacco Company
U.S
Airline
Talent at Hollywood's door by a penmaker impresario
Sidney Linden, former CBS staff singer and once promising baritone, now runs Lindy Pen Co and Lindy Opera House in Hollywood. He funds auditions to showcase talent beyond youth, arguing many capable 30s and 40s singers are overlooked. The opera house draws a deficit but serves Linden's mission.
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Sidney Linden
CBS
Linden
Bing Crosby
Hollywood
Lindy Opera House
Wilshire and Labrea
Opera House
Bodies Found In Viet Nam Crash Kills Eleven
In Saigon area, a U S Army transport plane crashed on takeoff from Tan Hiep. The body of a 10th American was recovered in the charred wreckage along with six soldiers and four other U S crew. Six Vietnamese military personnel also died.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tan Hiep
Army
Kansas Patrol Films Start Nationwide Showings
Three films showing skillful driving under hazardous conditions feature Kansas highway patrol officers and were funded by Chevrolet. The Three Minute Hour depicts a bank robbery and police chase in Kansas and will be released as a short subject. Police Pursuit Driving is a training film for officers and loanable to states. Handling the Unexpected trains high school driver education programs. Major Carl Gray Lt Keith Collier and Troopers Frank Goddard Bill Moumay Tom Bruce appear.
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Kansas
Dale Duncan
Dallas
Tex
Duncan
Larry Hughes
Carl Gray
Keith Collier
Frank Goddard
Bill Moumay
Tom Bruce
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Jack Lefler
New York
General Motors Corp
Wall Street Journal
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Viet Nam
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Corvette
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