Editorials An Old Old Story on Antitrust and Food Monopolies
An editorial argues federal antitrust actions against retail food mergers are confusing. It notes competition exists in modern shopping centers yet warns chains may dominate food marketing. The piece cites a National Commission study showing top chains hold less local market share as growth shifts to smaller firms and warns inflation as the greater consumer threat.
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National Commission On Food Marketing
Lights For Tokyo Gas Deal Signals LNG Export Era
A consortium of American oil companies will export 50 billion cubic feet of liquefied natural gas annually from Alaska to Japan. LNG will be shipped in refrigerated tankers, with daily deliveries around 140 million cubic feet after liquefaction at minus 260 degrees Fahrenheit. Start of deliveries is planned for early 1969, continuing for 13 years, in the first commercial North American LNG export project. Project costs exceed 100 million dollars, reflecting a major energy venture to power Tokyo and broaden U S energy influence.
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Alaska
Tokyo
Japan
United States
North America
Free World
Absentee voting and voter mobility in early elections
Persistent emphasis on absentee ballots as crucial in close races and in 1910 California results. Notes nearly a million Americans abroad and thousands away from home on Election Day, urging voters to obtain absentee ballots. Affirms vote as a fundamental right and proxy through absence. Also cites AA data on alcoholics seeking help and delays in family intervention.
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Richard
California
U.S
Steel stocks and stainless producers in steel industry
The column notes steel is not a high growth sector yet outlines leadership changes and price hikes. It highlights stainless products consuming chromium, with Alleghany-Ludlum and Crucible Steel growing in stainless output, and lists major stainless makers such as U.S. Steel and Jones & Laughlin. Public chromium producers like Chromalloy and Union Carbide are mentioned.
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Steel Industry
Yeu
Europe
Tt S
Alleghany-Ludlum
Stainless Clude U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Cyclops
Sharon
Eastern
Carpenter
Washington
Union Carbide
Roger Spear
Roger & A
Ground Central Station
New York
Fea. Qurp.y
King's Chicago Pillow Fight in Open Housing Push
The Inside Report analyzes Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. work in Chicago noting concessions won, Daley’s stance, and tensions within Chicago's Negro leadership. It argues King’s march Strategy may not alter the power structure, as reformers push for political reorganizing of Negro leadership and an end to slumism.
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King
Chicago
Martin Luther King Jr
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alabama
Richard J. Daley
George Wallace
Daley
Cicero
Martin
West Side
South Side
Albert Raby
James Bevel
King Lookad
Iilywaite
Dick Daley
Chicago Realty Board
Jong
Porkera
Gage Park
King’s
Congress
Martin Luther King
SCLC
Redliors
Benjamin Willis
Death of The New York Herald Tribune and a Conservative Lesson
Commentary argues the New York Herald Tribune died not only from a strike but from a hostile climate of union power and liberalism. It contends unions and liberal stances eroded support for conservative causes, leaving papers unable to survive in a changing city and nation.
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New York Herald Tribune
New York City
Moe
New York
United States
Tri
Strik
New York State
Bub
Herahl @ribune
Barry Gokhyaler
Joli Kindday
Conpressenaa
Lindsay
Trib
The
Tribune
Trs Pra
New York Worald Tribune
Folklore by William Wade in Indiana tales and foibles
A collection of anecdotes from Indiana life describing misunderstandings and social reactions. A man sent to the State Farm, an assessor report mix ups, and a final quip about Hoosier identity illustrate local humor and attitudes. The pieces reflect poverty and pride, and small town manners in a dated rural setting.
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Indiana State Farm
Emphysema risks and smoking advice from Dr Brady
Dr Brady explains emphysema as ballooning of air spaces in the lungs due to degeneration and notes smoking as a major factor. He argues nicotine is less harmful than carbon monoxide, advocates bellows breathing and pipe smoking, and invites letters to address personal health questions at his Beverly Hills practice.
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Chios
Rand
Topegrel Team
Amar Ta
Brady
William Brady
EY Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Shipwise by James B Martin explores early navigation
The piece cites a historical query about the first white man to cross Lake Michigan, naming Jean Nicolet as the answer, and narrates periods of coastal and shipbuilding activity in colonial America, including Alaska and the Atlantic coastlines, highway counts, and the era’s ship-building scale.
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Lake Michigan
Jean Layne Nicolet
Mee
Father Nieoiet
Greenay Wildren
Alaska
S. Atlantic Coast Line
Martin
Atlantic USA
Texas
America
Ireland
Sealand
England
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Charles W Laughlin
Epwin A. Bailey
Anderson
Indiana
Bayend
SREP
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Avveconsd Press
Wall
Specie Messingers
Orris
Santagonize
Inside
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Robert Novak
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Dr. Crane
William Wade
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Brady's Health Service
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