Copper world balance may improve in five years says Babson
The Babson Report analyzes global copper trends with U S production slipping to about a quarter of world output in 1965 and a future rise in use, especially in Latin America Africa and Asia. It cites strikes in mining and smelting, Viet war demand, and Europe’s premium prices as causes of current tightness and predicts a 40 percent rise in world output over the next five years.
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North America
Inc Aise
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Chile
Rhodesia
Zambia
Europe
London Metal Exchange
How to obtain capital for a new business venture
The text stresses that a founder should supply at least half the required capital as equity and plan thoroughly. It advises consulting bankers for loans, understanding interest and fees, considering SBA and private lenders, and possibly relatives. It emphasizes preparing cash flow statements, budgets, and realistic capital forecasts to withstand industry shocks.
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SBA
Dow Jones Industrial Averages Downgrade Mixed Trading
The Dow Jones industrials slipped 1.61 points to 807.96 as Rafle rose 3.13 to 199.51 and utilities edged up 0.46 to 136.87. The stock market saw activity with 6,420,000 shares traded.
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United Press International
Dean Witter Sees End Of Sharp Stock Slump
Dean Witter & CoEconomic Policy Committee reports the worst stock market decline may be behind us. The five page analysis cites the Vietnamese situation as causing economic dislocations and lists 52 attractive opportunities. It notes fading fears of a domestic financial crisis and varied company vulnerabilities.
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Dean Witter & Co
Dean Witter
New York
Scottsdale Municipal Airport Bid Call No 205 Addendum No 2
Change to read performance bond requirement for this project. Prior to issuing a building permit for the contemplated improvements, a combination performance and labor and materials bond is required.
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Ormance
Notice of Hearing and Reorganization Orders in Arizona Banks
The United States District Court for the District of Arizona issues orders approving compromise on disputed claims in the Arizona Lutheran Hospital case and Mayer Central Building Corporation. It sets objections deadlines, notices of hearing, and procedures for secured and unsecured claims under Chapter X.
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District OF Arizona
Arizona
Lutheran Hospital
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Mesa Lutheran Hospital
Lewis M. Coats
United. States
District OF
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Mayer Central Building Corporation
Notice of Objections and Hearing on Airfield Construction
The court orders that objections to a fixed base operator's construction near the airfield boundary be heard November 15, 1968 at 9:30 AM in Division 2 of the U S Court House Phoenix Arizona. A true copy of this order and petition must be served to all interested parties and creditors before October 19.
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William ¥. Donaldson
Aire
United States Court House
Phoenix
Arizona
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