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World Politics April 1967 · p. 17 of the scan · 164 words

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* Six montha ending Dec.3let) ** Year ending “ev. 30th; =8* Six perce ending Jan.Jlet. Profite of 20 of the top 30 war contraetors show average incresse of 21% in 1966 according to initial repoi ss. Average p. inereceses for country abort ager Corporetions with contracts totalling more then 50%: of income Ay Less then 50% 3,

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