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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

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Galbraith and Turner clash over antitrust power

Washington—John Kenneth Galbraith, Harvard economist, blasted antitrust as a farce while Assistant Attorney General Donald Turner defended the effort to curb price fixing and mergers. The Senate Small Business Committee hearing featured sharp exchanges on whether big firms can be challenged and how much competition remains in the economy.

Washington John Kemp Beth Galbraith America Donald F. ‘Turner Compan Turner Justice Department Antitrust — Division Turner Adams Mueller Galbraith Funy Senate Galbrait Harvard Warkel Tarass Galbrattis Tess Galbraith- Turner Small Business Committee Subcommittee On General Motors General Electric Twner Walter Adams Michigan State University Willard F. Mueller Federal Tradfe Camis Tiger Slo Bureau of Economies

Clark Seeks Bigger Fence After Court Injunction

Walter Clark, under order from Common Pleas Court, blocks access to Charleston Metal Process Co. over back rent and a fence dispute. He plans to build a larger barrier next week if the company does not move, as trucks require entry and part of the fence was only temporarily removed. Clark and his lawyers intend to move to quash the injunction while pursuing eviction.

Walter Clark Common Pleas Court Charleston Pany Shadi St. Mbans Clark Mark Son

Bakery Sues Over Trademark Similarity in Charleston Case

Cablish Baking Co of Charleston seeks an injunction against Huntington Baking Co of Hunlington to stop use of the "Fishar Girl" label on its products. Cablish claims resemblance to the "Lite Sunbeam Girl" used by Quality Bakers of America and says Huntington encroaches on QBA business area. Hearing anticipated through Monday with witnesses William Rowsey and Lawrence Costiles. Huntington denies violating any contract with QBA.

Cablish Baking Co Charleston Hunlington Baking Co Hunlington Cablish Quality Bakers of America Cooperative Huntington &Baking Co QBA Mootz Bakery Il Ic George 5. Sharp Harry Litwin New York Roberts B. Jayson Washington Amos E. Bolen Huntington Circuit Cour William Rowsey Huntington Concern Lawrence Costiles Huntington Baking Co

Planning Group Is Called Legal Planning Group Is Called

Legal aid ally general Claude A Joyce on Thursday said forming a regional planning commission with multi state cooperation is legal. He warned the State Commerce Department to ensure the commission represents all political units involved. The ruling followed a request by Commissioner August Peyton for clarification. The Charleston Gazette is a daily newspaper published in Charleston West Virginia with distribution statewide and by mail subscriptions.

Claude A. Joyce Joyce State Commerce Department State Commerce August Peyton Charleston Gazette Charleston W. Vas WW Gas Company W.va W. Ve W. Va Ally Wik Tae Munday Saxete Bayside Agey Corp Associated Press Eerie

Wrong man is found, another escapes convict returned

Police sought an escapee from Rockview Correctional in Bellefonte. they seized James E. Coleman of Renovo who had fled Clinton County jail last month and sent him back to custody. The man initially mistaken for the escapee was also discovered to be an escaped convict.

Suripl James E. Coleman Renovo Clinton County Rockview Correctional Institution Bellefonte Centre County Coleman

Queen and Prince Philip visit Ottawa for centennial tour

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Ottawa to begin a security heavy centennial tour marking Canada’s 100th birthday. Governor General and Prime Minister greet a crowd of about 2,000 as protests over security rise amid mixed feelings about the lavish precautionary measures. The royal party then sails to Expo islands and Montreal, where further ceremonies and public interest unfold.

Oftawa — P Bizebah Mo Princ Pallip Ottawa Gir Canada Governor-Goneral Roland Micheser Lester B. Pearson Victoria Elizabeth Philip Pere Eliabeth St. Lawrence River Secrity Toronto Mile Globe and Mail Queen Prince Philip Expo Montreal Britannia Elizabet Quebec Britain

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