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In July, as it had long promised, the Treasury authorized businessmen to claim greater tax-free depreciation allowances on their existing plant and equipment, and thereby gave them more cash to spend on the new machines they needed to match their European and Japanese competitors. In September, at the President...
"Many things have to be done. They're going to have to be done by the citizens themselves. How much are businessmen taking an active role? And what about labor leaders? Where are they?" Bobby Kennedy's questions were angrily answered by Carl Gilbert, board chairman of the...
Last week Boston's Gillette Co., the king of razor blade makers, recognized that it could no longer ignore Wilkinson's threat to its markets-no matter how reluctant a threat it might be. Before many months, announced Gillette Chairman Carl J. Gilbert, Gillette will introduce a stainless...
Last week Mr. President opened in Boston-and the result was something like a Republican rally in Natchez, Miss. The show proved to be so thin that the audience got the bends. The critics tried to be kind-but failed. Said the Record American's Elliot Norton: "Although it...
Curiously, 1961's most notable success stories were among companies which ranked well below the top ten. Impressive gains were reported by North American Aviation, which soared from 44th place up to 29th largely through increased sales of missile components and other electronic equipment; Singer Manufacturing, which rose from...