Hughes Wins Supreme Court Victory Over TWA Case
The Supreme Court reversed a near 180 million default ruling against Howard Hughes in the 12 year antitrust clash with Trans World Airlines. The decision said Civil Aeronautics Board approvals shielded Hughes Tool Co from antitrust challenge. The ruling preserves Hughes control over Summa Corp assets and related holdings.
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Civil Aeronautics
Cheif
Warren E. Bur ‘Ger
CAB
Los Angeles
Hughes Interests
Hughes
London
Fe Gpenene Hughes
TWA
Summa Corp
New York
Liam Wilkes
Brooklyn
Harry A. Blackmun
Blackmun
Robert William Kras
Best Sellers List Reflects Wide Range of Titles
The latest best sellers feature Jonathan Livingston Sea gal Bach The Odessa File Forsyth Semi Tough Jenkins August 1914 Solzhenitsyn The Camerons Crichton Nonfiction The Best and the Bright est Halberstam Harry S Truman Margaret Truman Tm CO K You re CO K Harris Dr Atkins Diet Revolution Atkins Johnny We Hardly Knew Ye O Donnell and Powers across fiction, history, and self improvement.
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Jonathan Livingston Seagal
Bach
The
Odessa File
Forsyth
Jenkins
Solzhenitsyn
Camerons
Crichton
the Best and the Brightest
Halberstam
Harry S. Truman,” Margaret Truman
Tm Co.k
You're Co.k
Harris
Dr. Atkins
Atkins
Johnny
O’donnell and
Powers
New Orleans Police under strain after sniper shootings
In New Orleans a wave of sniper scares follows a weekend attack that killed two officers and a hotel employee. Police struggle to handle threats as a formal funeral guard accompanies the victims. Mark Essex is named as a suspect while questions remain if others aided him.
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New Orleans
Aty
Louis Sirgo
Phil Coleman
Sirgo
Coleman
Paul Persigo
Or Town
Howard Johnson
Mark Essex
Emporia
Kan
Essex
Whitney National Bank
William A. Carpenter
Cers
Carpenter
Irvin Magii Jr
Patrolman’s Association of New Orleans
PANO
Magri
PANC
Association
Nixon
Richard Kleindienst
Persigo
Nee Oe
Sligo
Philip M. Hannan
Madison County plans boom with new offices and schools
Madison County plans a $400000 medical offices complex between the hospital and Americana Nursing Home and schedules school expansions including two new elementary schools in 1974. County projects include bridge work, residential surveys, and urban growth such as Pendleton housing surveys, Frankton and Alexandria development, and a new gospel studio south of Printer Zink on Indiana 9.
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Pba
Ameed Pro
Americana Nursing Home
Bisstoloo0
Anderson Community School Board
En Township
Edge
Highland High School
Comea Com
G. E. Ebbertt
Rena
Anderson High
Seventh Street School
Meadowbrook
White River
Main
Third Streets
Anderson
Pendleton
Indianapolis
Stanley Homes
Fall Creek
Lapel
Summitville
Chamber of Commerce
Anderson Federal Savings and Loan Association
Chesterfield
Elwood
Frankton
Mark Summers
Alexandria
Bill Geit
Erhaus
New Arrivals Born at St John s and Community Hospitals
Newborns reported at St John s Hospital include a boy for Mr and Mrs Fred Fullington Rt 9 and a girl for Mr and Mrs Michael Cotton 1217 E Eighth St Other births at Community Hospital list a girl for Mr and Mrs Joseph Berdaus 1505 W Fourth St a boy for Mr and Mrs Roger Hill 4223 Delaware a boy for Mr and Mrs William Spoo 3621 Ind 9 N a girl for Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson Ingalls and a boy for Mr and Mrs Robert J Brown Alexandria and a boy for Mr and Mrs Harold Smith 1702 Nelle.
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Fred Fullington
Michael Cotton
Eighth St
Community Hospital
Joseph Berdaus
W. Fourth St
Roger Hill
Delaware
William Spoo
Ind
Charles Thompson
Ingalls
Robert J. Brown
Alexandria
Harold Smith
Nelle
Anderson And Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson and Madison County list Paul Summers of Frankton and Ronald Keesling of Elberton as recent deaths. Other deaths include Graham of Wilkinson and Cora York of Noblesville with several survivors, burial plans, and funeral details noted.
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Anderson and
Madison County
Davis Family Obituary Noting Blue Mound Resident
John S. Davis age 78, father of an Anderson resident, died Tuesday morning. He lived in Blue Mound Kansas and was raised in Markleville. Survived by brother William J. Davis and sister Myrtle Ferguson, both of Anderson. Pending in Kansas.
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Noblesville
Cora B. Lark
S. Eighth St
Riverview Hospital
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Friendship Baptist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
W. Risden
Neta Lunceford
Johnson City
Tenn
Virginia Owen
Otisco
Coaltrin Funeral Home
Crownland Cemetery
Elwood
Price Farr
Dickey
Hattie
Anderson
Robert Farr
Amos Headley
Clark Chapel
Elwood City Cemetery
John S. Davis
Isadore ‘Ruth? Mroz
Blue Mound
Kans
Marklevile
William J. Davis
Myrtle Ferguson
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Douglas
Samuel Bronston
Essex County
N.J
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Herbert Brownell
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William H. Rehnquist
Burger
Justice Blackmun
Thurgood Marshall
Er Holdings
Nevada
Hughes Air West
Hughes Sports Network
Deicoemy
City Planning Commission
Greenbriar
Madison County Planning Commission
Pipe Creek
Union Township
Adams
Green Township
van Buren-Monroe
Sumner’s Variety Store
St. John’s Hospital
Paul Summers
Paul Robert Summers
Delco-Remy Division
Michael Joe
Warsaw
Kenneth Paul
Monty
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Teddy Dean Summers
Fort Wayne
Kathy Marie Richards
North Hollywood
Calif
Paul E. Summers
Sebastian
Phyllis Closser
Jack
Gene
Howard Summers
Richard L. Snider
Harold FE. Rozelle
H. L. Lanahan
East Maplewood Cemetery
Ronald Keesling
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Ronald A. Keesling
Rt. 5
Elberton
Elbert County Hospital
New Castle
Fred
Stephen Keesling
Michael Keesling
Etherton
Paul Baker
Thelma Whelbrink
Albuquerque
N.M
Freda Thornburg
Perry Graham
Wilkinson
Perry M Graham
Rt. 1
Shirley
Laurence Graham
New York Central Railroad
Mina Woolman
Markleville
Condo and Son Funeral Home
Lilburn Simmons
Corer Cemetery
York
Nola Baisden
Mt. Gay
W. Va
Logen
Aracama
Staton Stonoff
James Stonoff
Paul Baisden
Robert Stonoff
Tempe
Ariz
Melvin Sheppard
Gay
John Davis
Kansas
Joyce
Penalto
Styles
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