Financial world report on government R D support
A President report to Congress seeks to expand federal role in research and development. It proposes section 9 legislation to boost civilian and industrial investment in research equipment and information services. Defense remains the largest funded area, with government underwriting about 80 percent of R D in 1962, while postwar competition increases push for faster lead times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogle
UPS Financial
York
UPS
Kennedy
Congress
Devot
U.S
News Front
United States
President Aims Broad R D Push Amid Industry Concerns
The president proposes an industry supported boost to non defense research in the coming five years. Magazine notes strong opposition from private firms and the engineers joint council urging rapid growth in non defense R D to spur faster economic expansion. The economic report hints the proposal aims to diversify and elevate research beyond applied fields with electronics and aerospace receiving heavy government support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineers Joint Council
iPresident
News Front
Inmdustry
Wigs and Hats Reshape London Style in Cold Snap
London during a deep freeze curbs somber business attire as executives and clerks adopt extravagant headwear. Fashion notes say fur hats and faux furs dominate shops, with Sherlock Holmes inspired styles and Cossack looks trending. Enduring cold shifts manufacturing toward wig making.
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London
Sherlock Holmes
Nasis
Britain
Prime Minster
Macmillan
Ishrashviies
Mos
Ereas Honeaind
Dielle
Londen
Dimardis
Reed le Aveon
Mexico buys sheep to boost seal production in Mexico
Mexico purchases more than 25 000 head of Rainhoudlet breeding sheep from the United States to enhance seal production in northern and central Mexico. The deal aims to expand livestock and agricultural capacity across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Menico City
United States
Copper research unit details global study report
The International Copper Research Association outlines a worldwide intensified copper research program chaired by Clyde E. Weed. It highlights three immediate commercial focuses including copper in cast iron engine blocks, European staff placements, and new copper protection systems. The 1962 program covers ten research projects on stemness alloys copper glass molds and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bogue
UPI
New York
UPD
Internationall Copper Research Association, Inc
Clyde E. Weed
Association
Anaipconda Ca
Weed
Mormentum
England
Europe
Utaliurn
Ite
Investen
Wall Street Market Postpones Major Upside, Institute Says
The Dow Jones average has paused amid stronger resistance as the Alexander Hamilton Institute warns a market correction could follow the sharp October rebound. A minor reversal may cull weaker stocks, while bargain opportunities persist in autos, transports, chemicals, drugs, and electrical gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Spear & Stalf. Inc
Pear
Dee
Fulton
Rod & Gi
Three stage tax cut eyed to keep the economy growing
Washington reports a Kennedy administration plan for a three stage tax cut to spur growth and avert a recession. Officials led by Walter Heller say the aim is to sustain a long upturn through 1964 and beyond, with Congress urged to act by mid-year. Analysts note the strategy relies on tax cuts and careful monetary policy to extend the postwar expansion without a downturn.
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Joseph R. Slevin
Washington
Kennedy
Tman
Walter W. Heiler
America
U.S
Dillon
Congress
Pesston
Jsvon Wi
Heller
Say
Treasury
Douglas Dil
Europe
1963 Outlook for World Economy a Mix of Gains
Western and European economies face a year of light and shade in 1963 with a slow but steady rise in output. In the United States Kennedy forecasts continued growth aided by tax cuts and a large peacetime budget, while Europe endures postwar expansion limits with rising prices and cautious investment. Continental producers face overcapacity in pulp and paper and weaker capital goods demand as Brussels and Washington watch for shifts in global conditions.
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United States
Kennedy
Europe
Washington
Brussels
West Germany
Germany
France
Netherlands
Italy
Belgium
Spain
Europa
Oberlin chooses Haller to head United Appeal campaign
Oberlin Elects Richard Haller as head of the United Appeal for 1963. Haller, plant manager for Lyria Concrete and Masonry Corp. Elyria, is the father of three. The group expects to meet next month to appoint a campaign manager for October. Officers elected include Mrs. L. R. Tower vice president and H. W. Barone treasurer. Approximately 16 attended the general membership meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Richard Haller
Reamer
United Appeals
Holdeman
Haller
Lyria Concrete and Masonry Corp
Elyria
Paten
L. R. Tower
H. W. Barone
Treasur
W. B. Bromund
Secre
Lary
Oberlin UA
Apl
Dive
Camdent
Dean Holdeman
Donald Love
Imately
Sormer
Oberlin Col
Lege
People’s
Wheelie Mia
Pack Ok Tan
Harold Brandt
Hardy Scott
Donald Pease
Ronald Williams
LeRoy Hasenpflut
United Appeal
Church elects '63 state officers at annual meeting
SOUTH AMHERST Allen Thompson was elected president at the St. John's United Church of Christ annual congregational meeting. Ed ward Schneider was elected vice president and Don ald Butler secretary. Mrs. Christ erieg as treasurer and Mrs. Albert Wragg as financial secretary also chosen along with elders Arthur Flowers Donald Butler and Mrs. Albert Wragg and deacons Claire Gauman Margaretha Schneier and Mrs. Christ Krieg. The 1963 budget was approved. The Rev Wilbur Stell announced church directories listing all members are available. A permanent Firelands Retirement Center Inc. committee includes Rev Stell Chast Krieg Edward Schneider Earl Demos and Herbert Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Allen Thompson
St. John's United Church of Christ
Edward Schneider
Donald Butler
Christerieg
Albert Wragg
Arthur Flowers
Claire Gauman
Margaretha Schneier
Christ Krieg
Wilbur Stell
Firelands Retirement Center Inc
Mr. Stell
Chast Krieg
Earl Demos
Herbert Merchant
UN stamps spotlight conference
The United Nations will issue its first commemorative stamps of 1963 on February 4. Two denominations of 3 cents and 11 cents feature a chemical retort imposed on an industrial gear within the UN wreath. The stamp set promotes the UN Programme for Economic Development tied to the Geneva conference on science and technology for the less developed areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Geneva
N. Y
South Amherst conducts grade ten development exams
South Amherst announces a district testing program for tenth grade students including assessments in reading, vocabulary, and science to measure educational development. Administered by Alex J. Pozniak, tests run 10 am to 4 pm and cover social studies natural sciences and reading interpretation. results aid guidance counselors in observing total student development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Alex J. Pozniak
Gregory Industries declares 15 cent dividend in Toledo
Gregory Industries Inc directors declare a 15 cent per share dividend payable to shareholders of record February 8 1963. A potluck supper precedes the February 22 1963 meeting arranged by the Women’s Guild of the church with Mrs Elmer Stacker in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Gregory Industries, Inc
Nelson
Women's Guild of the Church
Elmer Stacker
Sample a Career by Trying Jobs This Summer
Russell Minger urges youths to test careers by brief stints across departments in large firms or with multiple employers over summers. He cites hands on exposure and gathering real workplace insight as essential before choosing long term fields, noting that practical experience beats brochure promises.
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News of the Financial World
HTNS
Financial Times News Service
Copper Research Unit
Wall Street
Shearson, Hamoull & Co
Carl F. Russert
Haller United Appeal
Jvvelu Ulucee Dank
Richard Buck
Robert Thomas
Grover Severs
Tower
JE Insalanranten Bans
Tebesda
Lehman - Johnson
Middle Ave
Fairfax
Francis McDonough
American Legion
Lee Taylor
Shirley Branscum
Ron Stargel
Gail Hemmingher
Roland Dute
Sally Bauman
Roger Hammond
Jayne Lupe
McDonough
Pittsburg
Gregory Co
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Elyria Savings & Trust
Central
Rand-Mcnally
the CenTrAl Bank CO
Lorain County
Russell
Minger
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
East Broad Street
Loraln County Saw& Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
R. S. Minger
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