Americans Drink More Wine Today
New York reports Americans drink more wine with President Johnson urging Drink American. Foreign wines accounted for a small share while U S production centers on California. Domestic table wines gain, but dessert wines still lead sales. experts say blind tastings blur lines between French and American wines.
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Historic Saks Store To Close In New York Herald Square
The Saks 34th Street location at Herald Square, a landmark eight story building, will close within a year. Founded by Andrew Saks in 1902, the chain expanded to 30 stores nationwide. Gimbel Brothers Inc., parent of Saks 34th Street, Saks Fifth Avenue, decided to close after several unprofitable years.
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Market Decline Not Attributable To Martin Says Analyst
William Mc Chesney Martin Jr sparked little more than a nudge as Wall Street slid amid lingering investor jitters and a Johnson health rumor. The piece cites Leo Sharfman and Henry Fowler supporting cautious optimism, warning against overconfidence while noting expansion, imbalances, and rising loans.
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Penny stock cautions and consultation privileges
In this Q and A column investors are urged to avoid buying penny stocks without insider information and to question the value of expensive magazine consultations. The author argues many penny stocks are speculative and advises selling if risk cannot be managed, noting magazines offering stock opinions often echo brokerage or library data.
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New Dog Collar Also Kills Fleas
A new product, the Sergeant's Sentry Collar by Polk Miller Products Corp. of Richmond, Virginia, claims to kill all fleas on a dog for at least three months and aid in tick control, especially around the neck, using a clear plastic collar imbedded with insecticide.
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Asthma Formula Sold Without Prescription Gains Fame
Special report notes a formula once only prescribed by doctors is now sold over the counter as Primatene in tablet form. Medical tests claim minutes to stop attacks and hours of relief, with open bronchial tubes, loosened congestion, and no injections. The remedy combines three medicines and is said to aid sleep and reduce spasms.
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Portable Lock Aims To Foil Intruders In Hotels
Grim crime statistics in Kansas City drive Franklin J. Scott to introduce the portable Sher lock. The device inserts at the door crack beside the knob and features a self tightening mechanism, claimed to resist forced entry. It is designed for travel use in hotels and motels for extra protection.
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Congoleum-Nairn Chief Sees Higher 1965 Earnings
New York F. H. Cook chairman and president of Congoleum-Nairn Inc. predicts the company will beat 1964 earnings of 1,777,000 dollars or 1.43 dollars a share in the coming year.
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Pennsy Extends Clearances for Taller Freight Loads
The Pennsylvania railroad completed a 2 million project to raise clearances on tracks tunnels and bridges enabling loads up to 17 feet 5 inches tall across 80 route combinations from New York Philadelphia Baltimore Wilmington to Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Louisville. President Allen J Greenough said the upgrade speeds service for larger cars and piggyback loads.
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Ronson Buys Fleck Corp in Asbury Park NJ
Ronson Corp reports the acquisition of Fleck Corp of Asbury Park New Jersey. Fleck manufactures infrared electric broilers. Ronson, known for cigarette lighters and electric shavers, expands its product range with this purchase.
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