Economy Shows Bright Spots But Smudges Remain
NYC based AP report notes mixed signals in July economy with up indicators and a vigorous stock rally led by auto shares yet steel profits squeezed and auto output sluggish. It cites Census data showing up 10 of 80 barometers, a Titan III contract to Martin Marietta, and a Republic Steel dividend cut amid labor cost strains.
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Standard & Poor
Semon E. Knudsen
General Motors Corp
Defense Department
Martin- Marietta Co
Knudsen
Republic Steel Corp
T. F. Patton
Republic
Kennedy
Avery C. Adams
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Council of Economic Advisers
Virginia hospital board forms panel to probe Central State
A three member Virginia Hospital Board panel will investigate violent incidents at Central State Prison Hospital in Petersburg. The inquiry follows a patient killing and two outbreaks in the maximum security unit. Report due at the September 19 board meeting in Richmond.
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Dinwiddie County
A. Hill Burton
R. F. B. Steele
Petersburg
Harry Smith
Danville
Coleman Longan
Richmond
American sees no panic in space race
Washington AP reports House Space Committee chairman Rep. George P. Miller says there is no reason to panic over the Soviet twin cosmonauts orbiting, noting U.S. progress like Titan III development and diverse space programs. He argues U.S. leads in scientific and military space efforts.
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House Space Committee
Russia
U.S
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Miller
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Essary
United States
Tiros
Telstar
Polaris
Khrushchev
Space
Finkbine Released From Hospital After Abortion
Mrs. Sherri Finkbine left Stockholm area hospital physically recovered but needing rest and privacy. She and husband Robert will stay with Swedish friends for a time following the abortion on August 18 after thalidomide use and doctors warnings of possible fetal deformities.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Arizona
Sherri Finkbine
Robert
Robert Finkbine
Goodyear Executive Edward G. Wilmer Dead at 75
Edward G. Wilmer longtime Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. president and former government official died Friday in Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He also led the Dodge Brothers auto firm and served as a special assistant to Navy Undersecretary James V. Forrestal during World War II.
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New York
Edward G. Wilmer
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Memorial Hospital
Wilmer
Dodge Brothers Auto Manufacturing
James V. Forrestal
World Leaders Meet and Celebrities News Roundup
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Ottawa for informal talks with Canadian Foreign Secretary Howard Green on disarmament and United Nations issues. Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing marks 67th birthday and hints at missionary years in South America. Prince Don Juan Carlos and Princess Sofia begin a around the world honeymoon stay in New York after Los Angeles. Rita Hayworth leaves Step on a Crack cast due to health. Nancy Kelly to replace her as Broadway production enlists.
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Ottawa
Howard Green
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Boston Traveler
South America
Prince Don Juan Carlos of
Spain
Princess Sophia
Greece
New York
Los Angeles
Nancy Kelly
Miss Hayworth
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India
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