Nixon to Name Neutral Labor Adviser at Labor Dept
The article notes uncertainty in labor circles about the Nixon administration and the NLRB, with fears of an overhaul. It highlights George P. Schultz as a potential Labor Secretary who may take a neutral, academic stance toward organized labor. Also covered is a Defense Dept scientist Albert M. Rubenstein receiving a patent for a space propulsion method using Cesium and solar radiation.
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National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Nixon
Humphrey
I. W
Abel’ Abel
United Steelworkers
Lavor
George P. Schultz
Graduate Business School
University of Chicago
Schultz
U. S. Dept. of Labor
Organized Labor
Mr. Nixon
Defense Department
Albert M. Rubenstein
Week in Finance Sees Gloom as Fed Tightens Policy
The December market week shows investor gloom amid tighter credit aimed at dampening inflation. Prices rise slowly, bond yields hit records, and stocks edge lower despite overall strong year economy.
Stock Quotations Continued with Many Prices and Symbols
The page lists numerous ticker symbols with fractional prices and changes across diverse sectors. This stock table shows trading details for energy, utilities, metals, and consumer stocks, reflecting market activity and price levels.
Rothschilds Behind New International Investment Talks
New York December reports say Merrill Lynch and Nomura discuss forming an international investment trust with N M Rothschild & Sons. Possible funds under consideration include Pan American Fund and International Pacific Fund signaling a shift from Rothschilds sole leadership to global partnerships.
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New York
House of Rothschild
August Belmont
Rothschild
America
Rothschilds
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
Tokyo
N.M. Rothschild & Sons
Britain
Nomura Securities Company
Pan American Fund
Internation Pacific Fund
Europe
United States
Nomura
Japan
Year-End Stock Guide Promises Quick Facts for Investors
The Standard & Poor's Year-End Stock Guide offers essential data for prudent buying or risky plays. It promises easy access to facts, available for $1.15 per copy via coupon in this newspaper.
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New Standard & Poor
Standard & Poor
West Virginia Exports Fuel Japan Coal Import Rise
Japan imported 19.3 million tons of bituminous coal in the first seven months, with 9.5 million tons from the United States. West Virginia mines supplied much of the U S coal, aiding Japan’s international balance of payments, while Japan’s steel imports reached 5.357 million tons in nine months, far above rivals.
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Japan
United States
West Virginia
U. S. Department of Commerce
American Iron and Steel Institute
The
Steel Institute
Road Builder Opens Offices for I 79 Construction
Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Omaha opened offices at 198 Foundry Street as its headquarters during Interstate 79 work. The firm will run engineering facilities and other accommodations from the Foundry Street site during two I 79 sections near Halleck Road to Weirton Mine Road and Halleck Road to the Fairmont County line. The space was leased from Reeder and Shuman, who own the building that also houses the Water Commission. West Germany remained Holland's top export customer in 1967 with 26.1 percent of Dutch exports, close to 26.9 percent in 1966.
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Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Omaha
Neb
Foundry Street
Halleck Road
Weirton Mine
Fairmont County
Reeder and Shuman
City Water Commission
New Coal Mines to Increase U S Output in 1969
Coal producers plan a large expansion lifting annual shipments from about 550 million tons to roughly 1 billion tons. New mines will boost production nationwide, with anticipated higher outputs and regional impacts.
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The
Journal of Commerce
Commerce Publication
Journal
AFL-CIO Staffer Named To Guild Post
James H. Williams of West Virginia AFL-CIO and WVU Institute of Labor Studies has been appointed to ANG staff as assistant director of research and information and assistant editor of the Guild Reporter. Williams previously served as press secretary for Democratic nominee James M. Sprouce and has held roles in labor and journalism.
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James H. Williams
West Virginia
Afl-Cio
West Virginia University Institute of Labor Studies
American Newspaper Guild
Williams
James M. Sprouce
ANG
Guild
New York Times Index Up to 350.8 in Week Ended Dec 21
The Times weekly business activity index rose to 350.8 for the week ending December 21, up from 339 the prior week, with the figure a year earlier at 325.4 and the table listing adjusted components reflecting long-term seasonal trends. Dutch ports see rising ship movements in 1967 first three quarters, totaling 128.8 million tons versus 121.8 and 115.3 in 1966 and 1965, Rotterdam remaining the world’s busiest harbor.
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Thomas E. Mullaney
N.Y. Times
New York
Federal Reserve Board
U.S
Walter Mintz
Shearson, Hammil & Co
Census Bureau
Treasury
New York Times
Hague
UPI
Rotterdam
Island Creek Earns Export E Award for Coal Exports
Island Creek Coal Co, operator of mines in West Virginia and three other states, wins President Johnsons Export E Award for dramatically increased exports of metallurgical coal. The Commerce Department cites an imaginative export program and four mines in production or development to support export sales.
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Island Creek Coal
West Virginia
Johnson
U.S
U.S. Department of Commerce
Island Creek
Commerce
C. R. Smith
Antitrust Laws Endorsed in Nationwide NFIB Poll
The National Federation of Independent Business surveyed retailers wholesalers service professionals and manufacturers on stronger antitrust laws. West Virginia show 63 percent favoring stricter laws with 28 percent opposing and 9 percent undecided while the overall poll indicates 62 percent support and 28 percent oppose and 12 percent undecided.
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Washington
National Federation of Independent Business
West Virginia
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Fed
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