California Housewives Lead Nationwide Food Price Boycott
A wide wave of price protests spreads from California to New Mexico and Texas as housewives in multiple cities organize boycotts of supermarkets. Groups such as WOW CASP HARP SAD mobilize shoppers to avoid nonessential perishables, pressuring chains to cut prices and curb promotions while some stores resist with trading stamps.
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Jacksonville Housewives Plan
Farr
Thimderoga
Land Clane Palle M Oal
Paigns
California
England
Florida
Lareas
Buffalo
N.J
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Louisiania
New York
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Salaway
New Mexico
Texas
Geshway
Tveuronotamioas
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
Hoycott
William H. Shaw
Nolvins’ Association of Food Chains
Bal Harbour
Fla
Shaw
Georgia Retail Association
Housewives
Farr's
Supreme Court to review 1964 antiwar demonstrators conviction
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of 17 demonstrators from the May 2 Movement whose Times Square rally was broken up by mounted officers after leaders refused to disperse. They contend their NYS conviction violated the First Amendment right to peaceful political expression. The case traces to an August 8 1964 protest against U.S. action in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPT
Supreme Court
New York
Times Square
Yale University
Federal
U.S
Hven
United States
I Railway
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida East Coast Railway
Tantees
Tie Independent No 250 Oct 25 1968 publication note
The item provides partial publication and delivery details for a Pasadena California newspaper edition. It lists home delivery options including Sunday and monthly rates, a second class mailing designation, and contact information for Pasadena and surrounding areas.
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Daly
Californ
Ang
Pasadena
California
Tasadena
Thant Peace Plan Aims at Reducing Viet Nam War
United Nations and U S officials described U Thant three point plan as a package to scale down the war. The plan seeks an unconditional halt to bombing in North Vietnam, de escalation by both sides, and representation for the National Liberation Front Viet Cong in talks.
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United Nations
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Mandiy
United States
U Thant
Thant
Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Coal Mine Blasts Kill 8, Bury 11
Fires from two explosions tore through a network of coal mines in Boyaca and Cundinamarca provinces leaving eight dead and eleven buried. Rescue teams battled aftershocks and reduced ventilation to reach trapped workers.
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Bogota
UPI
Boyaca
Cundinamerca
RFK Backs Lottery System for Draft
Senator Robert Kennedy voiced support for a draft lottery system in Seattle where 2,500 university students gathered. A landslide buried miners and students, killing at least 11 and injuring eight, with rescue operations under way as authorities sought to confirm casualty details.
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Seattle
Wash
Robert
Kennedy
Settlement Of Blue Chip Suit Seen
U S Justice Department spokesman said a settlement in the Blue Chip Stamp antitrust case is likely soon. District Judge and eight of ten defendants tentatively agreed to a settlement plan, with a court filing expected Friday. The 1963 case accused California chains of creating a trading stamp monopoly, prompting divestitures from most defendants.
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U S. Justice Department
Blue Chip Stamp Co
Stanley Disney
Los Angeles
U.S
Disney
Justice Department
California
State Attorney General's Office
Jana Brocers
L A Councilmen Named in Land Bribery Probe
Los Angeles district attorney released names of two witnesses subpoenaed for a grand jury inquiry into a Chatsworth land deal. Fourteen current councilmen and two former members were summoned, including John Ferraro and Bryan Gibson, tied to ABC Investment.
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L.A
Los Angeles
Sheppard Trial Hints Surface In Second Hearing
UPI reports Dr Samuel H Sheppard began a second trial for the 1954 murder of his wife Marilyn. Six jurors were seated temporarily amid questions on defense strategy and potential witnesses as the panel prepared for a full trial with high publicity.
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Samuel Shepard
Cleveland
UPI
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
Talty
Shepard
Alan Severs
Marilyn
Lake Erie
Bailey
Council debates TV permit and 900 condo project concerns
Kansas City officials weigh the planning commission’s approval of a 900 unit condominium on 92 acres tied to an educational and instructional broadcasting concept. The ABC Investment Co bought the land for 1.3 million in 1963, its value rising to over 54.2 million after permit approval. Opponents included council members and local attorneys, while the grand jury probes potential bribery allegations and further investigations loom.
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Opy
Kansas City
UPI
Fred Friendlly
Cunin Council
Ford
ABC Investment Co
Opera
Coun-tional
Chuan Shepard
Bradley
Gibson
Henry, Mills
Jand
Potter
Rundberg
Timberlake
Wyman
Henry
Malines
Belgium
Weather Forecast for Pasadena and Vicinity
Forecasts show a cool day with much cooler tonight and Wednesday. Strong coastal winds diminish inland, with extensive fog along the coast. Temperatures rise later in the week with warmer conditions in the deserts and valleys, and smog expected in some regions.
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Gables
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Weametea
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aMlem Beach
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Desert
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Oye
Dhatetn
Santa
Marnina
Sila
Poand
Piesgay Aigsnogne
Elneinpatt
Hinson
Sana
Kgheer Bay Arba
Denver
Peta
el Paso
Forbanke
Sanananio
Sangernarding Valley
Ihracon
Tucson
Hell Heinle
Soran Ehana
Wichita
Seine Boik City
Farag
Gantt
Tealmary
Reding
Arigadan
Bereta
Ediadoys' Wester
Mob
Havana
Joan Sorguay
Shastassiskt Eral Hefp Teovoloes
Hive Enange
Rinason Wexrean
Birmincham
Los Angeles Council Debates Fluoridation and Cotton Pest
City lawmakers clash over fluoridation levels in Los Angeles water supplies while a separate discussion concerns cotton pest threats in L A County. Debate centers on a 0.6 ppm target and potential compromise, with some officials pressing for limited fluoridation and others opposing the measure amid broader public health concerns.
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Los Angeles
Public Healthfever
Bernard
Kern
Council
Los
Agriculture Department
Millon
G. Mills
San Fernando Valley
Louis
Nowell
California
Coun
Ernant Bernardi Chang
San Joaquin
The Weather and You: Summer Heat and Autumn Flu
Doctors note that viruses causing flu may be suppressed by summer heat but reactivated in autumn as temperatures drop. Autumnal flu is not always severe, though it can cause fever, cough, headache, muscle ache, sore throat, and vomiting in some cases. Pandemic-like flu patterns remain debated among experts.
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Medicus
Mamillus
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