Trustbuster Defends Merger War
In Washington, Nixon administration antitrust chief Richard McLaren defends aggressive merger cases as a fight for competition rather than an attack on conglomerates. He rejects size-based bans, favors a case-by-case approach, and warns unchecked merger activity could threaten the economy without new antimonopoly laws.
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Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
McLaren
American
White House
Public Unifies Holding Company
MedLaren
Yale graduates lead 2400 in June commencement
Berkshire area students among 2400 to receive degrees at Yale University on June 9 include Henry Jeffords Wheelwright Jr of Lenox earning a B.A. in English with honors and Peter Zander Perault, son of the late Peter Perault and Ethel Zander Perault, earning a B.A. in American studies. Wheelwright plans a journalism career, while Perault joins the Boston Globe. Other local graduates include Jain Tarnower with a BFA from Tufts and a painting prize, James D. Quirk with a Ph.D. in chemical physics from UNH and a Keene State College faculty post, Dianne Quirk a Skidmore College May graduate in biology chemistry, and Laurie A. Chivers a Brigham Young University mathematics B.S. who will teach in Utah.
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Berkshire
Yale University
Henry Jeffords Wheelwright Jr
Wheelwright
Pittsfield Road
Lenox
Silliman College
Fence Club
St. Paul's School
Concord
N.H
California
Phillips Academy
Andover
Perault
American Studies
Yale Daily News
The
Political Union
Boston Globe
Jain Tarnower
Samuel M. Tarnower
Spadina Pkwy
School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Boston
Tufts University
Miss Tarnower
James H. Quirk
Hancock Road
James D. Quirk
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Quirk
Pittsfield High School
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Sigma Xi
Keene (N.H.) State College
Virginia
Keene
Dianne
May
Skidmore College
James C. Freeman
Freeman
Pittsfield
Northwestern State College
Natchitoches
Praster
John A. Bernardo
Antheas
Bernarda
Valentine Raad
Pitts
Albany Medical School
Hig Mod
Falls
Andrea Bobalke
John ¢. Bobalke
Cleveland St
North Texas State University
Denton
Bobalko
St. Joseph's High School
Berkshire Community College
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Beatles Lose Bid To Control Northern Songs
LONDON AP The Beatles failed to gain control of Northern Songs, the firm holding copyrights to many of their songs. They own 30 percent of the stock while Associated Television and a broker-theatre agents consortium refused their bid for shares.
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London
Northern Songs
Associated Television
Massachusetts Limits Connecticut River Water Use Plan
Hartford officials pressured governors and lawmakers over Massachusetts plans to tap the Connecticut River. Howard Whitmore Jr. said bills would allow limited diversions only when river flow is high and would not harm the river or other users.
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Hartford, Conn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Bay State
John Dempsey
Howard Whitmore Jr
Metropolitan District Commission
Hartford
Army Corps of Engineers
Quabbin
Connecticut River
Whitmore
Boston
Dempsey
Naturalist Ionides Left Chandler in London Will
London AP reports naturalist Conalaming Ionides died last year in Tangz niet leaving 181581 in London moast as if earned jam catching smokes. Ionides supplied London Zoo with serpents and some of Britain’s deadliest snakes were caused by him.
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London
Conalaming Ionides
Tanzgniet
Tondon
Joniles
London Zoo
Britain
Conservative Challenge Faces Lindsay In Race for a Second-Term Nomination
NEW YORK AP Mayor Tom Lindsay faces a stiff conservative challenge on Tuesday for the Republican nomination and the right to meet the winner of a five-man Democratic race. Low turnout, Lindsay’s image, and inflation fatigue shape the race as he avoids issues while opponent John J. Marchi of Staten Island attacks his record. The Democratic field includes four liberals and a law and order candidate, with former Mayor Robert F. Wagner leading among several contenders.
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Lindsay
New York
Tom V. Lindsay
Uia
John J. Marchi
Staten Island
Liberal Party
Marchi
Albany
Mavehi
Senate
New York City
Tandsay
Bronx
Herman Badilla
Procaccino
Wagner
Puerto Rivo
Puerto
Myths of investing in cities and the life insurance view
The author argues that myths about urban problems mislead. He recalls a 18 month effort by life insurance firms to address inner city issues through housing investments and projects that create employment, noting neither business nor government alone can solve the problems.
Billion-dollar urban investment debunks myths and expands help
Life insurance companies pledged a billion dollars to inner city development, aiming to fund homes businesses and services. The effort seeks to prove constructive city action, reveal responsible leaders, and inspire a second billion while inviting public learning through a booklet from the Institute of Life Insurance.
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Trustbuster
Area College
Peter Zander Perault
Peter PL Perault
Ethel Zander Perault
Arthur A. Muaissen
Tor Court
Laurie A. Chivers
Joh R. Chivers
North &I
Dalton
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utal
Chivers
Washoonah
Riverview Junior High School
Murray
Utah
Frederick J. Pope
Frederick Pope
North St
College of the Holy Cross
Worcester
Pope
Henry J. Wheelwright
Peter
Persaull
Jain Tarnover
James D. Quirk Dianne Quirk Freeman
Laurie A. Chivers Frederick J. Pope
Andrea Bohalko
Beatles
Franchise Units, Inc
Massachusetts Corporation
Commion Stock
Rosenfeld
Alirs
Aloes
Aangan
Eagle
Institute of Life Insurance
Life Insurance Companies In
America
Park Avenue
N.Y
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