U.S. Reassesses Global Trade Prospects Amid Cold Market View
American business leaders report a cooler mood on international commerce as the European Common Market stalls and Communist trade offers surface. Executives from Pillsbury and Chrysler forecast mixed prospects while urging renewed free world trade and patience in easing tariffs under the 1962 Trade Expansion Act.
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New York
United States
Europe
Sam
Robert Keith
Pillsbury Co
Minneapolis
Keith
U. S
France
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Thomas Moses
Investors Diversified Services of
Dallas
Algeria
Lynn Townsend
Chrysler Corp
False Teeth That Loosen Need Not Embarrass
An advertisement urges readers to use FASTEETH an alkaline powder to tighten dentures and prevent embarrassing slips. It claims better fit longer wear reduced odor and fresh breath with distribution at drug counters nationwide.
Egbert resigns as president of Studebaker
Sherwood H. Egbert resigns as chief executive of Studebaker Corp after stating agreement with board on policy but differences on execution. Burlingame, 63, noted as a longtime automotive executive since 1950 and since the Packard merger has served Studebaker.
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Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Sherwood H. Egbert
Studebaker Corp
Byers Co Game
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Burlingame
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Packard Motor Car’ Co
Packard
Connally Able to Walk in Parkland Hospital Room
Texas Governor John Connally, seriously wounded in the Kennedy assassination, has regained strength to walk around his Parkland Hospital room. Mrs. Connally said he is out of danger and asked she tell the public he will be all right.
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Dallas
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Texas
John Connally
Kennedy
Toy Gun Production Surges Across U.S. Manufacturers
About seventy U.S. manufacturers produce roughly 20 million toy guns annually. The figure underscores the scale of the toy industry and its production capacity within domestic manufacturers.
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U.S
Business trend favors overseas expansion over tariffs
The article notes a prevailing shift toward ports and overseas plants as the main trend. Experts contend American business should press ahead in that direction regardless of trade conditions, with little support for returning to high tariffs.
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