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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...private gifts, which will make up some 21% of the total cost of higher education in 1969. If gifts flow as freely in the next decade as they do now, the council reported, the U.S. "can and will pay the big bills that are beginning to fall due . . . The nation possesses the means and will provide the support...
...fall programs start in September, its Madison Avenue magic already echoes through the offices of network executives, clacks from the typewriters of network pressagents. Announced NBC last week: more than 200 hours will be devoted to specials, not only haphazard one-shots, but regular weekly series in prime time (total advertising tab: $57 million...
Fresh signs that consumer demand is continuing to increase came last week from the Federal Reserve Board. It announced that consumer installment debt in June rose by $452 million (seasonally adjusted), the largest addition for any month since September 1955. The June increase raised total outstanding consumer installment credit to a new high of $35.8 billion...
Increases in manufacturing and trade inventories also continued to spur the economy's expansion; inventories rose to a total of $89.1 billion, an $800 million increase from $88.3 billion at the end of May. The inventory increases largely reflected a buildup of steel stocks in preparation for the strike which showed no signs last week of being settled. Merchants were also prompted by soaring sales. Despite the rise, the ratio of stocks to sales has edged down to the lowest level since...
...wants one more thing. He has long and dearly desired to unite his sprawling Getty Oil Co. empire, wants to start by merging its two biggest satellites, Tidewater Oil Co. (65% controlled by Getty) and Skelly Oil Co. (59% controlled by Getty). The two companies have total assets of more than $1.2 billion, annual sales close to $1 billion and production of 65 million barrels...