Airlines woo the traveler in the jet age boom
In a booming aviation era, U S scheduled airlines carried over 159 million passengers in 1969, while prices fell as fares were fixed by carrier and government agreements. Airlines compete fiercely for the traveler’s dollar, pampering passengers with meals and entertainment on the way to popular destinations.
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UPI
United States
U. S
Banking Crisis Debates Hit One Bank Holding Groups
A National Federation of Independent Business study frames banking as a major political issue. Senators weigh a House bill curbing one bank holding companies while House hearings probe bank credit card impacts. The piece cites high interest rates, antitrust concerns, and the transfer of funds to high risk loans. It quotes bankers and small business owners across California and Missouri noting tight financing and rising costs.
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National Federation of Independent Business
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One Bank
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Small Business Committee
One
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Missouri
Employes
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30 Million Americans Own Stock
Washington reports that more than 20 million Americans hold stocks and faced a $300 billion drop in securities over 18 months. Merrill Lynch president Donald Regan testified that middle America investors remained optimistic, opening 215,006 new accounts from January to June and showing a long-term, conservative, buy-and-hold approach with many first-time investors earning under $15,000 annually.
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UPJ
Donald T. Regan
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner & Smith
Middle America
Regan
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
America
Merrill Lynch
Inet
Residents petition to change street names in new development
In Santa Ana California residents petition France County supervisors to rename streets in a new subdivision. They object to names like Initram which appear misspelled backwards.
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Santa Ana
Calif
UPH
France
Ling resigns as LTV president amid leadership shakeup
James J. Ling steps down as president of Ling built conglomerate LTV. Paul Thayer becomes president and CEO while Ling remains vice chairman. Board reconstituted as Ling faces antibody antitrust history and Braniff ties loom.
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UPI
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long-Temco- Vought Inc
Paul Thayer
LIV Aerospace Corp
Ling
Tie Company
Thayer
Troy
Post
A . Rober H. Stewart
Edward Acker
Braniff Airways Inc
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Gulfie Holding Co
Chaiman
Acker
Sam Wyly
Dennis G. Lyons
Hugo
Justice Department
LIV
Couple buys Christensen Market in St Edward
Stephen Moseley buys the Christensen Market in St Edward from Rudy Christensen. He and his wife Norma Garling Moseley will operate the store beginning July 13 and will carry IGA items.
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ST. Edward
Stephen Moseley
Christensen “ Market
SL. Edward
Rudy Christensen
Tobacco Stocks In 1960s Decline Revived By International Market
The article notes a two-year drop in domestic cigarette consumption from 1968 to 1969 due to anti smoking campaigns and tax hikes, while the international market grows about 4 percent annually. It discusses diversification into non tobacco products, ongoing R and D for safer cigarettes, and the impact of a 1971 ban on cigarette ads on radio and TV. It highlights price hikes, earnings projections, and favorable dividend prospects, recommending R J Reynolds Industries for purchase.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Babson’s Reports
R. J. Reynolds Industries
Philippines to open first baby food plant this year
NEW LINE MANILA UPD The Republic Flour Mills plans the Philippines first baby food processing plant by year end with a $3 738 million investment. It will produce 30 vegetable fruit and meat baby foods using formulas based on American standards and local ingredients.
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Manila
UPD
Philippines
Republic Flour Mills
No sympathy from his bank over loan extension
Cleveland June 22 year-old bus driver sought more time to pay his car loan. A bank spokesman replied bluntly that he must walk to work if repossession occurs, emphasizing the lack of sympathy for the request.
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UPH
We For Syn
Farald Augustine
Taxpayers ask IRS questions on taxes column
IRS public service column answers common tax questions. Topics include including W-2 on returns, filing Form 1040X, keeping records for home purchases and deductions, scholarships taxation, savings bonds ownership, audit likelihood factors, withholding for a daughter employed under 25, and tax clearance for leaving the country.
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IRS
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Internal Revenue Service Center
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