Word: rebounds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Auto companies, although the third quarter includes annual shutdowns for model changeovers and is normally the slowest quarter of the year, showed a surprising rebound. G.M., on sales of $3.77 billion, up 15%, reported a quarterly gain in income of 49%, to $149 million, because of a shorter changeover period in which the new models were tooled up. Chrysler earnings were $26.8 million v. $6,500,000 last year on a rise in sales from $1.1 billion to $1.3 billion; the increase in profits came about because of the earlier start on new-model production, economies ordered by Chairman Lynn...
...first Crimson goal was scored in the first period when Ben Phinney took the rebound of a shot by Lars Peterson and drove the ball past the Brown goalie...
...Dartmouth got a 30-foot direct kick on the right side of the field, and the ball was booted straight at the nets. An unidentified Indian jumped high to head the ball, which Breese batted away, but then, Peter Linton saw Breese slip for a second and headed the rebound past him into the corner of the goal...
...players appealed for two "hands" calls inside the Big Red penalty area before the referee whistled his agreement late in the first quarter. Inside Jaime Vargas lined the penalty shot along the ground to the right, but the diving Cornell goalie blocked the ball and beat Vargas to the rebound...
...Rebound. As a result, the SEC predicts, stockbrokers' total revenues will rise from about $4 billion in 1966 to $4.5 billion this year. The SEC figures that income from commissions on security transactions should come to $2.7 billion, and profit to be divided on that income between partners, brokers and salesmen should reach $675 million, compared with $600 million in 1966. Moreover, with stock trading hitting a furious pace, SEC analysts expect a sharp rebound in the industry's aftertax profits on its main business of securities trading, which slipped from 5.8% in 1965 to 5.7% last year...