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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
28
AKRON UPI Net sales of the B F Goodrich Co for the first nine months reached 726 561 894 an all time high up 113 percent from the prior record 652 224 188 The company said net income was 29 654 226 up 18 2 percent from the 24 998 620 reported in the same period in 1964 or 3 22 per common share versus 2 73.
Washington based report from the Embassy of Spain Information Department notes Spain will provide short term accident insurance for foreign visitors. Spain aims to cover travelers during their stay and projects tourist numbers to exceed 15 million in 1965.
Pittsburgh based report outlines Arno Liebman, Centriblast, proposing a federal funded plan to clear junkyards using mobile crushers. The system would crush wrecked autos into metal slabs for scrap and construction uses. Udall reportedly impressed, with six month production projections and a focus on urban renewal.
An inventor argues for liberalizing capital gains laws to boost ventures and patent investment in the United States while reflecting on immigrant experiences and delays in success. The piece weaves stories of denials and optimism as capital gains policy is linked to innovation and opportunity.
NEW YORK UPISic Graw Hill Inc and Standard Poors plan a merger in a move to strengthen financial services. The announcement highlights cooperation between major publishing and rating firms as they pursue new scale and market reach.
Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio reports local events with brief notes on community happenings. The page highlights area updates, person notices, and small items of public interest reflecting daily life in Elyria and surrounding towns.
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