GM Loses Anti-Trust Suit Over Chevrole t Discounts
The Supreme Court ruled GM violated anti trust laws by seeking to bar Chevrolets sale through discount houses in Los Angeles. Justice Fortas declared a classic conspiracy in restraint of trade and per se violation, noting joint action by dealers associations and GM to eliminate discounters and deprive minority Chevrolet dealers of their freedom to deal.
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Supreme Court
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Fortas
U.S. District Court
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Discount House
Justice Department
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Department
U.S
Charles Carr
Meee Anes
Thurmond Clarke
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Cedar Rapids Mayor Johnson Seeks U S Congress Nomination
Cedar Rapids mayor Robert M L Johnson announced Thursday he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress from the town's Second district. The news was distributed to newspapers and radio TV stations for release at noon.
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Cedar Rapids
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Cardinal Beran Visits Cedar Rapids Mass and Banquet
Cardinal Josef Beran of Prague arrived in Cedar Rapids to celebrate a Mass at St. Wenceslaus church and meet with Mt. Mercy College staff and students. He planned a 6:30 PM banquet at the Armar ballroom with 600 to 800 attendees, limited $5 tickets. Mayor Johnson urged no broadcasting of his noon release.
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Cardinal Beran
Wenceslaus Church
Czechoslovakia
Ldar Rapids
Thureday
Prague
St. Wenceslaus Church
Mt. Mercy College
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Dubuque
Loras Waters
George Biskup
Des Moines
Joseph Cardinal Beran
R. John Drums
First Avenue NW
Joe. Vitek
Weing Road
William Stewart
First Avenue NE
Knights of Columbus
Remente to Tour City After Mass on Friday
Remente will not depart for Cleveland before 4 30 p m after mass Friday morning he plans a city tour and visits with school children. He will have private lunch at Mt Mercy and continue to Oaklo and at.
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Cleveland
Mt. Mercy
Oaklo
Mann Quits State Department Undersecretary Post
The White House said President Johnson accepted with regret the resignation of Thomas Mann, a Texas-born specialist in Latin American affairs, as undersecretary of state for economic affairs. Effective June 1, after 24 years in federal service, Mann will leave to enter private business. no successor named.
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White House
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Thomas Mann
Mann
Vote Increases Pressed For Education And Health
The house appropriations committee blasted a hole in President Johnson's 1967 budget, recommending boosts to health and education spending. They added 489,213,000 to the 10,066,129,500 requested for labor and welfare departments for the new fiscal year starting July 1.
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House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Labor and Welfare
Chinese A-B last Awaited Atom Test Hints at Larger Blast
Washington AP reports Red China prepares for a third atomic explosion that may be larger and yield greater fallout than the first two. Press Officer Robert McCloskey says the next blast could include a hydrogen component and notes the possibility of intensified military demands. Meanwhile a congressional committee boosts funding for labor welfare and NIH by millions, urging expanded cancer and neurological research and an extra kidney treatment center, amid calls for adequate science-based provisions.
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Wil Jof Lovefield
Liams
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Williams
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Internal Revenue
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Connecticut
American Casualties Drop Sharply Amid Storms and Combat
U.S. forces report a drop in combat losses for a week, while Viet Cong casualties remain steady. In Dallas, heavy rains flood hundreds of homes and trigger rescues as seven drownings are reported nearby. A B-52 raid targets Mu Gia Pass and Vietnamese political clashes intensify with a Buddhist-Catholic dispute in Da Nang.
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U.S
Mu Gia Pass
W. L. Perryman
General American Oil Co
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da Nang
States
Canada
Vietnam
Com
Vietnamese Nationalist Party
Tran Thuyet
U.S. First Infantry Division
49 Killed in Plane Crash in Andes Near Lima
A search party reached the wreckage of a Peruvian airliner that crashed in the Andes killing all 49 aboard. Five Americans were among the victims and the flight was from Lima to Cuzco when it disappeared Wednesday. The plane radioed a distress call about 10 minutes after takeoff. The victims included pilot William Jones and several Peace Corps volunteers.
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Peru
Andes
Cuzco
Lima Air Ilport
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Miami
Thretjaunca
U We
Peace Corps
Gerald
Flynn
Seattle
Paul Bond
Jonesboro
Ark
Troy
Ross
Boise
Idaho
George Hoffman
Thrist
Dodd
Man with money to burn finds match for it
A brief proverb-like remark notes that a man with wealth will soon locate the person who can use or match that money. The line reads Conyriatt as a possible attribution or misspelling.
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Conyriatt
Eisenhower warns on risk to U S moral fiber amid foreign policy view
Former President Eisenhower, in a copyrighted interview with Virgil Pinkley, says the nation's structure rests on basic American traits like honesty and thrift. He cautions about a weakening American family and warns against naive views of communism while urging clearer abroad messaging. The interview took place at the Eldorado Country club in Palm Springs.
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UPI
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Eisenhower
Virgil Pinkley
Indie Daily News
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Soldier-Statesman
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