Chinese Aim to Go It Alone in Oil Industry
A 1960s report outlines China striving for self sufficiency in oil via shale extraction and coal liquefaction. It notes reliance on Soviet aid shrinking and Russia’s withdrawal hindering imports, while Chinese production and consumption rise toward targets around 40 million tons by 1972.
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Tor Siakiang
Far West
London
China
Iformation Bureau
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Russia
Romania
Chiina
Soviet Union
Peking
Latin America moves toward continental motor industry plan
Latin America plans a joint continental motor industry after talks among Brazil Chile and Argentina. The LAFTA aim seeks to reduce tariffs and create a large domestic market to support expansion amid uneven sector growth and economic crisis. Mexico shows interest as Brazil leads with a mixed private and state owned sector.
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Latin America
Paraguay
Ecuador
Argentina
Chile
Venezuela
Brazil
Fabrica Nacional Ne
Wall Street Market Prospects Seen As Excellent
Wall Street markets show long range economic and stock prospects described as excellent by Roger E. Spear president of Spear & Staff Inc. He warns investors not to expect a powerful bull market to wipe out past mistakes and says profits will come from staying alert to rapid changes in fortunes of individual companies. He notes Argentina Chile Brazilian motor parts and related firms influence, with potential dovetailing among Chile and Brazilian interests involving Ford General Motors and Willys Overland amid cautious signals.
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New York
UPI
Roger E. Spear
Spear & Staff, Inc
Stenger
Brazil
Argentina
Hornblower & Weeks
Itjini Enterprise
Willys Overland
Kaiser
Chile
Ford
Act
General Motors
John C. Doyle
Javin
Ilegal
Javelin
Doyle
Javelin bSoard
Sario Faumier
Fomner
Montreal
Rees Sevigny
Fischbach & Moore
Canada
JacquesFlynn
Mark J
Investment tips from father and son on stocks and bonds
A father asks about the difference between stocks and bonds and seeks a simple procedure via a bank to get a broker’s guidance. He notes he is in his mid forties and wants to know which is better to own and how to open an account.
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Eearrae Ree
Japan
Javelin
SEC
AMEX
Minjing Company
Hertz
Sears St. Johns
Newfoundland
U.s.inc
Cad
Morel
Sears - Roebuck
Puget Sound Power & Light Inis
Indiana Public Service Agit
Isiaaeeet
Tecemi
Sears-Roe
Treasury
On-off ore deal in another round
Sources indicate renewed activity in an on-off ore deal as discussions reemerge around the Javelin board. Negotiations weigh options and potential terms amid uncertain outcomes.
Railroads enter a new era amid growth and mergers
Chicago and New York reports note a swift expansion in the rail industry with Loomis predicting 1963 as a pivotal year. The Railway Progress Exposition displays by 35 suppliers show over 4 million dollars in rail material and attract about 20 000 attendees as mergers reshape the sector.
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Angius Leowaun
Daniel P. Loomis
Associaion of American Railroads
Cooperative Venture Tre Exposition
Loomis
Trash cleanup a tax burden on cities says study
A UPI analysis cites Keep America Beautiful figures showing U S cities spend hundreds of thousands yearly on litter removal. states report costs from 14 to 3200 dollars per mile for road cleanup. Rex Whitton notes trash is a hazard to health and navigation, with urban litter costs rising nationwide.
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Allen H. Seed Jr
Theiive
New Jersey
Louisiana
Pway
Maine
America
Washington State
Rex M. Whitton
Economic climate favorable now but jobless a problem
New York report cites favorable business climate and rising investment yet unemployment remains a persistent issue. Economists note gradual manufacturing expansion through year end and into 1964, with stronger end product demand and capital spending likely to push growth, though job creation hinges on increased risk-taking and incentives.
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AWU Pes
Gainsbruzh
Inves
Nuire
Sill
Seco Eer
Keny
Gainsbrugh
Chipmunk Stores Half Bushel of Grain for Winter
A chipmunk stores as much as half a bushel of grain on land to prepare for winter. The behavior shows how small mammals stockpile food to endure cold months.
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Ois Land
Stouffer Foods declares 2 cent quarterly dividend
Directors approved a cash dividend of 2 cents per share payable November 20 to shareholders of record November 8. This marks the 108th consecutive cash dividend paid by Stouffer Foods Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stouffer Foods Corp
Messing
Archery growth noted by federation reports rise in players
The National Wildlife Federation reports archery as a rapidly growing participant sport in the United States. Participants increased from 1,100,000 in 1958 to 7,590,000 in 1963, with 1962 marking a bow hunting season in several states.
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The
National Wildlife Federation
United States
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R. R. Siding
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Carl F. Russert
Fulton, Reid & Co
Stouffer
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