Georgia Pacific Projects 15 Percent Growth Through 1972
Georgia Pacific Corp. predicts at least 15 percent sales growth in 1972 and continues at that pace. Chairman R B Pamplin and finance chief H J Kane discuss past growth and future outlook at a Tokyo meeting with Nomura Securities. They note 1972 first quarter earnings of 26.2 million and aim for 55 million net income in H1, with 2 billion revenue target by 1973 74.
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Tokyo
Japan
Georgia-Pacific Corp
U.S.A
R.B. Pamplin
H. J. Kane
Nomura Securities Company, Ltd
Georgia-Pacific
Pamplin
Kane
U.S. West Coast
Portland
Oregon
Samoa
California
Dow Jones
Salvation Army Appeals for Membership Support
The Salvation Army in Sand Point Idaho urges contributions via mailed gift requests. Donations fund food shelter clothing and emergency aid for all, with cases referred to divisional HQ as needed. A membership card will be mailed to donors as a constant reminder of support.
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Salvation Army
Don I. Sauer
Idaho
First National Bank
Sandpoint
Navy Buildup Off Vietnam Expands Carrier Force
The United States announces a major naval buildup off Vietnam led by the carrier USS Saratoga. Three destroyers and a guided missile frigate join the fleet as ground fighting around Bastogne, An Loc, and Kontum intensifies with sustained bombing and probing attacks. President Nixon prepares for a Moscow visit while security classification costs draw critique.
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United Press International
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Vietnam
Saratoga
Haiphong
U.S. Command
Tonkin Gulf
Philippines
U.S. Navy
South Vietnam
U.S
Bastogne
Hue
Bas
Togne
A Shau
Laos
Hue-Da Nang
An Loc
Saigon
Highway 13
Kontum
Boas
Cambodia
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