Fruits of research can turn bitter in piracy risk
UPI reports that while billions are spent on research and development, the fruits can turn bitter when secrets, processes, or patented ideas leak to competitors. Government copying, employee poaching, and weak international patent protections threaten U.S. industry, with cases in electronics, drugs, and chemicals illustrating loss of exclusivity.
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Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
United States
U.S
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Executives’ Club of
Chicago
Midwest
Hatfield
Electro- Scientific Industries
Utilities stocks in 1960s boom and factors
In a letter from Roger E Spear, the column discusses utility stocks’ weak performance despite a strong market in 1963 64. It questions whether rural electrification or atomic power drives the trend and offers cautious opinions on Southern Company Southern California Edi son and Mountain areas, noting limited progress amid the period's strong market.
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Roger E. Spear
Southern Company IV
Southern California Edison
Mountain States Telephone
Bell System
Universal Container
General Electric
Sears, Roebuck
Bristol-Myers
M.E
Computers struggle to teach machines selective retrieval
The piece discusses early computer storage and retrieval limits, noting machines can store and output data instantly but struggle to consistently select the exact item. It cites the rising flood of global scientific information and the need for a compact high capacity system to digest printed reports in any language and return precise English answers.
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New York
UPI
Humble Oil & Defining Co
Encyclopedia Britannica
Teading
Brighton PTA to discuss seventh and eighth grade transfers
The Brighton Parent-Teacher Association meets at Boghton School Monday at 8 p.m. to discuss sending seventh and eighth grade classes to Wellington School next year. Questionnaires district wide are tabulated and results will be announced. The meeting titled Fathers Night will feature Mrs. Norma Livermoore teaching, with films and room activity pictures shown.
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Brighton
Parent-Teacher Association
Boghton
Wellington
Norma Livermoore
Corporate infighting in the executive suite undermines leaders
A New York report chronicles power struggles inside a corporation where a calculating controller and a president clash over finance and strategy. The piece traces tactics from verbal knife fights to strategic reshuffles, noting how ego and age influence succession battles and the rise of rival factions.
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New York
Dave
Wall Street
Board of
Charley
So and Go
Renting agents say it’s a ladies business in New York
Louise Sweeney reports on Betty Howe and other women who work as rental agents. They find the job ideal for widows and divorces, citing flexible hours and decent earnings. Men care less about kitchens and closets, while women seek outside kitchens, storage, and multiple bedrooms.
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Louise Sweeney
New York
Mrs. Howe
Betty Howe
Charles Howe
H. Greenthal Company
Dis Howe
Turbulent Straits in International Finance Debated
Strains in global finance surge as Germany and Italy draw U.S. aid and IMF backing. Italy’s loan payments and lira support trigger market unease, while France and Germany face tighter credit, inflation, and tax shifts. Berlin seeks inflation control. Rome questions budget restraint amid the currency jolt. Major funds flow and policy moves rattle markets and raise questions about IMF codes.
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Ben Weberman
New York
Germany
U.S. J
Italy
U.S
United States
United
International Monetary Fund
France
Adj
Howe
Stroheim Productions
Investment course to close at McGarvey's Banquet Rooms
The final session of Saunders, Silver & Co and O'Neil's Investment Course at McGarvey's Banquet Rooms runs Tuesday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Topics include Fiscal Planning, Living Trusts, Estate Planning, and the Self Employed Retirement Act with speakers James Herbert and Ralph Higgins of Lorain National Bank. Over 180 participants have attended the four Tuesday evenings edition seeking profit through selected investments.
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Saunders, Silver & Co
O’neil’s
O'Neil
Sheffield
McGarvey's
James Herbert
Ralph Higgins
Lorain National Bank
Penfield Jolly Stitchers Plan Future Demos
Penfield 4 H Club members met on Wednesday to outline demonstrations for upcoming projects. Gay Brewster will oversee equipment setup while Delmer Daes and Karen Gnandt travel to England for hands on lessons. Debbie France and Kathy Sooy were noted in roles related to production and organization of the Villa Fiorita project.
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Penfield
Penfield Jolly Stitchers
Gay Brewster
Demon Hollywood
UPI
Di-strate
Delmer Daes
Karen Gnandt
England
Debbie
France
Italy
Kellogg
Warner Towels. Bros
Kathy Sooy
Villa Fiorita
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