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...McDonnell Co., Bendix Radio, Collins Radio, National Co., Sierra Research Co. and TRG, a subsidiary of Control Data Corp...
...fragmented housing industry. Most of them -including Alcoa, Union Carbide, Humble Oil, Reynolds Metals and General Electric-have found the resulting problems formidable and the profits elusive. Among others, National Gypsum, Certainteed and Sunset International Petroleum have retreated with bruises from construction ventures. But not ebullient Boise Cascade Corp., the Idaho-based paper, timber and building products maker. Having spread successfully into prefabricated homes and conventional housebuilding, the company last week moved into the land-development business as well...
...Baggage Week, 1967." Included in the festivities was some hard thinking by 140 national and international member airlines, aimed at showing today's traveler that the industry cares about his grey Samsonite. One matter under study was a plan for an automated baggage delivery system developed by Teletrans Corp. of Detroit. A $100,000 prototype of the system will be tested on Aug. 15, and can be operational at airports...
...first six months of this year, for its lowest first half since 1964-in great part because of dwindling orders from the auto industry, steel's biggest customer. But an upturn in Detroit's August orders for 1968 auto models has brightened steelmakers' outlook. U.S. Steel Corp.'s new president, Edwin H. Gott, last week predicted a normal steel output during the July-September quarter, followed by "material improvement" in the final quarter of this year...
...million, while multiplying its profits nearly threefold to $12.1 million. What makes the record all the more impressive is the fact that the airline was founded in 1945 on an investment of $180,000 and a rickety fleet of eight Budd Conestogas. Briefly called the National Skyway Freight Corp., it took its subsequent name-and many of its top personnel-from the legendary Flying Tigers, volunteer American pilots who flew for China early in World War II. Disbanded as a unit 25 years ago last week, most of the Tigers began ferrying supplies for the China National Aviation Corp...