Increased costs, particularly the high costs of feedstocks produced from alcohol which have been required to achieve the present levels of GR-S production, have necessitated increasing the price of GR-S from 18½ cents a pound to 26 cents in order to operate the GR-S facilities, as a whole, without loss.
Harry Truman: “Increased costs, particularly the high costs of feedstocks produced from alcohol which have been required to achieve the…”
On the recordJanuary 13, 1952
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Special Message to the Congress on Synthetic Rubber.
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