Prices Hold the Spotlight in Busy Business Week
New Ford and Chrysler price cuts narrow the gap with General Motors as automakers roll back increases. Televisions see a 2.1 percent rise at Sylvia Electric, while Crown Zellerbach raises newsprint to 138 dollars a ton. Analysts predict 1967 growth with potential recession by 1970. machine tool orders dip but remain above 1965. Auto production up 7 percent. steel output slips 0.9 percent.
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New York
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Johnson
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Council of Economic Advisers
Publc
Commerce Department
Washington
Sylvania Eelectric Products, Inc
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Fowler
National Association of Business Economists
National Machine Tool Builders’ Association
Elegant holiday pattern entry promotes Simplicity style
The notice advertises Pattern 4629 by Hune Hows, featuring an elegant side-button sheath in a slim vertical line. Includes sizes 34 to 48, yardage for size 36, and pricing with postage. Order via Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star, with coupon offers for a free pattern and a 50 cent mailing fee.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Chicago hogs cattle and sheep weekly market summary
Chicago livestock markets show hogs steady to 25 higher versus Friday with lows 25-50 lower. barrows and gilts around 23.50 to 24.00 for various weights. sows 18.25 to 21.25. spring lambs 24.50 to 25.00 for 80-105 lbs. cattle slaughter steers generally steady with prime and high choice ranges from 26.25 to 27.25 for heavy weights and 25.50 to 26.50 for 950-1400 lbs. good and mixed grades around 23.75 to 25.50.
Christopher Columbus Voyages To America
In the historical record Christopher Columbus completed four voyages to the Americas initiating contact in 1492 followed by missions in 1493 1498 and 1502 marking the era of European exploration and colonization in the New World.
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Christopher Coumbus
America
Lovejoy Award to Otis Chandler at Colby College
Colby College awards Otis Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times the 15th Elijah Parish Lovejoy award for journalistic achievement to be presented November 10 in Waterville Maine. Chandler is 38 and with Times Mirror Co. since 1953.
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Waterville
Maine
Otis Chandler
Los Angeles Times
Colby College
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Colby
Alton
Ill
Chandler
Times Mirror Co
Gumbo Uses Vary. Seeds Sold As Beads In Africa
Gumbo esculentum plants are used for thickening soups and clarifying sugar in India, while in Africa the seeds are worn as beads. The best perfumed seeds come from Martinique, presenting a global variety in this herbaceous annual.
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India
Africa
Well Known Specialist Dies in State Roanoke
One of Virginia's famous doctors Dr. Elburne Grady Gill died at 74. He founded the Gill Eye and Ear Foundation and the Gill Memorial Hospital in Roanoke. A Bedford County native, Vanderbilt graduate, he led medical societies and Lions Club work. Surviving are his wife Ruth Meals Gill, three daughters and nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were incomplete.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Elburne Grady Gill
E. G. Gill
Eye and Ear Foundation
Bedford County
Vanderbilt University
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Gill Memorial Eye, Ear, Nose and
Lions Club
Lions Internation
Ruth Meals Gill
Roanoke,va
Lions International
First US Brick Made in Woodbridge New Jersey 1825
The earliest brick produced in the United States is traced to Woodbridge New Jersey in 1825 marking an early step in American brickmaking. The invention reflects industrial growth in masonry and construction practices during the era.
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United States
Woodbridge
N. J
Niney named to Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival board
Winchester and Frederick County elect ninety individuals to the Festival Board of Directors for the May 4 5 6 1967 event at the annual meeting. Listed are Wendell R. Barney John R. Fisher Hubert Stratton Joseph Dorsey Delmer Robinson Jr Huyett Light L W Brown Julian Armel and many more. Honorary Directors are William Battaile Byron Brumback Thomas Byrd and B M Sullivan.
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Niney
Winchester
Frederick County
Wendell R. Barney
John R. Fisher
Hubert T. Stratton
Joseph P. Dorsey
Delmer Robinson, Jr
Huyett G. Light
L. W. Brown
Julian Armel
Fre I. Brumback
J. Douglas
TV Actor Drowns in Peru While Filming Jungle Picture
Actor Eric Fleming, 41, star of Rawhide, drowned Wednesday in a remote Peruvian river near Tingo Maria while on location 340 miles northeast of Lima. Born in Santa Paula, California, Fleming was in Peru on a jungle filming assignment.
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Lima
Peru
Eric Fleming
U.S
Fleming
Marsh Says Poverty Program Not Using Funds to Best Advantage
Rep. John C. Marsh Jr. of Virginia says he voted against extending the federal poverty program. He argues funds are spent diagnosing poverty rather than funding education and training to lift the underprivileged into productive work.
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Marsh
Washington
John C. Marsh, Jr
Virginia
House Appropriations Committee
Police Report Stolen Drums From Local Home
A set of drums valued at 700 dollars was stolen from Frank Yeakle of 701 S Stewart St. Thursday night. Police say the owner reported the theft at 8 38 a m. The drums were in the car parked near his house and entry was gained by forcing a vent window.
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Frank Yeakle
S. Stewart St
Yeakle
Three Teens Injured in Two Car Collision
Three boys were hospitalized after a two car crash at Routes 522 and 50 just after midnight. Donald Franklin 15 Gerald DeHaven 17 and Dennis Hibbard 18 suffered contusions and were taken by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad to Winchester Memorial Hospital. Details of the accident were not available.
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Rts
Winchester
Donald Franklin
Gerald DeHaven
Dennis Hibbard
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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Chicago Livestock Markets
Chicago
Freedom
Albert Speer
Berlin
Templehof
Hanover
West Germany
Baldur von Schirach
Klaus
Speer
von Schirach
Spandau
Louisville
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Alfred F. Horrigan
Bellarmine College
Senate
Bellarmine
College
David Sarnoff
The
Radio Corp. of America
Jerome B. Wiesner
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Sarnoff
Beverly Hills
Calif
Harold Lloyd
Shriners Hospitals For Crippled Children
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dranfield
Health Dept
Perry Engineering, Co., Inc
Festival Board
D. Arnold, Sr
H. W. Butler
Roy A. Cather
John S. Scully
J. Michael Steck
W. Clayton Anderson
Warren ‘C. Gregory
Leon Slavin
W. E. Bridgeforth, Jr
H. A. Lowry
Loring J. Wright
Charles H. Dick
Philip B. Glaize
Owen Phillips
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Charles Zuckerman
Alva C
Anthony Lepore
Edward Donohue
Irvin Shendon
Paul B. Spivey
John E. McAboy
Marshall I. Novick
Harold D. Patton
Lewis Zirkle
M.M. Adams
Carter W. Kellas
Jacob L. Johnson
Forrest
Racey
Melton F. Wright
W. H. Bosserman, Jr
Dudley C. Lichliter
William M. Battaile
Byron O. Brumback
Thomas B. Byrd
B. M. Sullivan
Detroit
Louis Chevrolet
Chevrolet
France
San Francisco
Edward I. Kotok
United States Forest Service
Missoula
Mont
Kotok
Walnut Creek
Forest Service
California
Robert Kanter
San Diego
Little Lord Roberts
Putnamville
Ind
William H. Richardson Jr
Asssociated Press
Indianapolis
U.S. 40
Richardson
Albuquerque
N.M
St. Louis
Arvin
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
B&m
Cadillac Corporation
Sears and
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Steve Onereue
Sis
Ervey Ae
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