Butter Margarine Battle Threatens Developing Nations Economy
FAO warns the butter margarine conflict could shift surpluses to producers of margarine inputs in Asia and Africa, risking price and income effects in those developing countries. The report notes rising butter stocks, cheaper margarine raw materials, and heavy advertising as drivers of consumption shifts. Cited measures include price subsidies and limited milk deliveries to bolster butter use.
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Switzerland
Netherlands
Belgium
Canada
Finland
Sweden
Japanese yen for English lessons as Olympics loom
Tokyo's rush to learn English accelerates ahead of the 1964 Olympics. TV stations air English lessons daily, papers publish language columns, and schools, hotels, railways, and even geisha and police enroll. The effort is widespread though Japanese pronunciation challenges persist.
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UPI
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Statons
Mainichi
Asahi
Yomiuri
Hoochi Shimbun
National Railways Corporation
Seibu
Metropolitan Police Board
Kiwanis Kid Days Proclaimed in Elyria
Mayor Charles V. Reece issued a proclamation designating next Friday and Saturday as Kids Days in Elyria. The observance, sponsored by the Elyria Kiwanis Club with Kiwanis International, aims to highlight youth issues and achievements nationally and locally.
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Mayon Neeson
Automated brick plant opens on Long Island City site
National Concrete Corp. unveils a fully automated sand lime and silica brick facility in New York, the first of its kind for this brick type. The plant, built with German equipment and serving three sizes and two grades, aims to reduce waste and improve shipment durability.
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U. S. Plywood
George Kogel
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Wall Street Market Outlook Irregular Higher
Colby & Co. sees the stock market as irregularly higher with neglected quality stocks gaining buying power. Investors should shift more funds into selected equities during weakness, but not linger in caution as inflation fears rise or the Dow nears new highs._auto_notes: favorable auto stocks per Investors Research Co. and West Coast advisory service urges new purchases in autos. Clark, Dodge & Co. says momentum exists for a vigorous push toward new industrial highs.
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UPI
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Colby
Separ & Staff
Investors Research Co
West Coast Advisory Service
Clark, Dodge & Co
Tariff squeeze on juices fought
London reports a British American dispute over citrus juice tariffs and quotas. Washington argues Britain restricts fresh grapefruit and juice imports to protect West Indian producers, while the U.S. pushes GATT consultations and talks to expand access and consumer benefits. Israel and South Africa are noted as beneficiaries of current dollar imports.
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Jamaica
Trinidad
British Honduras
United States
Israel
South Africa
Florida
Japan Eyes Mergers to Toughen Industry Against Foreign Trade
Japan studies large-scale consolidations to boost global competitiveness as trade barriers fall. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries may lead a three-firm merger creating a $625 million sales, 77,000 employee giant, reviving Zaibatsu-era concerns over concentrated power and ties to banks.
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Yawata Iron and Steel
Fuji Iron and Steel
Life Begins at Forty Opportunities Open Abroad
A Denver educator Miss Mayme Sweet after age 50 pursued overseas teaching work through a State Department program. She trained in Spanish, advised Peru’s Ministry of Education, and spent three and a half rewarding years developing workshops and a Lima demonstration school. Agencies like Foreign Policy Assn. list other overseas openings, with guidance on job leads and a provided booklet.
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Intercom
Divorce suit dismissed in Lorain County court
Marian J. Redman of 1017 Novak Road Grafton filed for divorce from Herbert. The case was dismissed in Lorain County Common Pleas Court records, correcting an earlier misprint that listed it among divorce grants.
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Marian J. Redman
Novak, Rd
Grafton
Herbert
Lorain County
Matson Lines Plans Six Day Pacific Northwest Sailings
Matson Lines will run Pacific Northwest Hawaii container ships from Seattle and Portland every six days by early next year. The carrier is spending 1.5 million for 52 dry and 60 refrigerated containers and 1 million for container handling gear. In November it will begin barge transshipment of cargo from Honolulu to other islands. Since 1958 Matson has earmarked 27 million for the service, says Stanley Powell Jr., president.
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Hawaii
Seattle
Portland
Honolulu
Matson
Stanley Powell Jr
Grafton firm incorporated for real estate holding
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said articles of incorporation have been filed for the Grafton Corporation a holding company for real estate in Grafton Atty John P Gallagher Elyria agent for the corporation said no development plans have been made Gallagher C A Woller sman and Lillian Roberts filed the papers
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Grafton
Ted W. Brown
Grafton Corporation
John P. Gallagher
Elyria
Gallagher
C. A. Wollersman
Lillian Roberts
Washington sales meeting to boost export drive
About 200 leaders from government industry and labor are invited to a September Washington conference at the Mayflower Hotel. President Kennedy would address the gathering along with four cabinet secretaries and other officials to energize export sales and expand American participation abroad.
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United States
Mayflower
Itory
Investing for a family portfolio amid market shifts
A reader seeks stock picks for a $10,000 portfolio with aim of moderate growth and income. Roger Spear recommends Columbia Gas, Continental Insurance, B F Goodrich, and New England Electric System for dividend stability. He notes four-stock diversification and questions about currency devaluation hedges and Canadian picks.
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Roger E. Spear
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Columbia Gas
Continental Insurance
Goodrich
New England Electric Syster
Phillips Petroleum
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B. F. Goodrich
New England Electric System
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