Word: netted
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Toward $600 Billion. The net result is that the gross national product grew by $8.5 billion through March, should climb another $10 billion by the end of June. Since it started at $563.5 billion in January, the present rate of increase would push G.N.P. close to $600 billion by year's end. While few experts are quite that optimistic, most now foresee a year-end figure far above the Kennedy Administration's January estimate of $578 billion...
...English professor at Dartmouth, his alma mater, and is now editor-publisher of the Blade-Tribune in Oceanside. Rafferty rooters recently flooded Sacramento in a vain effort to stop Braden's reappointment to the state board of education, apparently because Braden opposed Rafferty's election last November. Net effect: Braden has stolen a good deal of Rafferty's thunder...
Though Manhattan's 16-week newspaper strike cost it some $5.000,000 in pre-Christmas revenues, the New York Times finished last year in the black, thus preserving a record of annual profits that stretches unbroken back to 1896. On revenues of $118 million, the Times netted $1,811.550, down from 1961 profits of $2,212,709. But because the strike continued through the end of March, the Times's 1963 bookkeeping may well be sketched in bright red. Last week the Times announced that for the first quarter of this year, during which its 735,000-circulation...
Walker is a backcourt player, who wins his points with a sharp forehand and strong passing shots, but he has the strength to come to net behind his shots. His all-around game will be counted on to stop Princeton's hard-hitting Speed Howell in the number six match Saturday...
Less than a minute later Dick Ames scored on a pass from Gunnoe, and a moment afterwards the varsity slipped still another goal past the Jumbo's net-minder. And so it went--five goals in the first quarter, four in the second, six in the third, and a final one in the fourth...