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Billions in Profits. Such gains are for the most part solidly grounded on the steady rise in the earning power of big corporations. Pre-tax corporate profits are now running some $13 billion a year above the level of 1961, when the business upturn began-a gain of nearly 30...
Died. Colonel William Draper, 44, Eisenhower's pilot during eight presidential years, who almost always brought Ike winging in on time despite snowstorms, tardy politicians and small-town airstrips, logging over 200, 000 miles in the Columbine and 707; by his own hand (hanging), probably a result of despondency...
With its 374 staff physicians and 654 resident fellows, Mayo's is the biggest medical plant of its kind in the world, though it still has no hospital of its own and wants none-its surgeons are satisfied to treat patients in the available nearby hospitals. It has not...
The Cards broke a 0-0 tie with three runs off rookie Mel Stottlemyre in the fourth. Ken Boyer opened with a single and Dick Groat walked. Tim McCarver grounded to Joe Pepitone, who forced Groat at second, but Phil Lins's return throw was wild and Boyer scored.
President Johnson had hardly revealed the existence of Lockheed's supersonic A11 last February before the plane and its mission were grounded in controversy. Across the U.S., aviation experts argued that the A11 was built to fly so high (100,000 ft.) and so fast (up to 2,500...