Newsmen and LBJ Speeding Showdown in Texas Drive
In Austin the White House cites a Secret Service log claiming President Johnson drove at a moderate speed to church on a foggy Texas day. Newsmen in separate cars maintaining 80 to 85 mph dispute that account and say they could not keep up with the President along the ranch road to U.S. 290 and into Fredericksburg.
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Johnson
Texas
White House
Church
Secret Service
LBJ
Fredericksburg
Bess Abell
Harold C. Pachios
Bill D. Moyers
Pachios
Supermarket Chains Drop Games Prompting Industry Review
Two major chains announced removal of promotional games after housewife protests over price rises. Safeway will exit Bonus Bingo in January, while Purity Stores dropped sweepstakes and offered Blue Chip stamps or cash rebates. Kroger and Milgram also pulled games in Kansas City as A&P considers changes. Jewel Tea emphasizes a fixed price policy reducing costs for families.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Safeway Stores Inc
Robert A. Magowan
Safeway
Purity Stores Inc
California
Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co
Kroger Co
Milgram Stores
New Jersey
New England
Cincinnati
Ohio
Magowan
Strategic Merchandising Corp
A&p
National Tea
Portland
Ore
Fred Meyer Inc
Chicago
Jewel Tea Co.1
Jewel
Court tests milk price controls with cut rate sales
Commonwealth Court issued a temporary order on November 16 prohibiting two firms from selling milk below commission set minimums. The Milk Commission seeks a permanent order. Lily Penn, a Cumberland Farms subsidiary from Canton Massachusetts, has led similar challenges in other states.
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Commonwealth Court
Lily Penn
Cumberland Farms,Inc
Canton
Mass
Jersey Man Faces Two Murder Charges
Dr. Carl Coppolino, charged with murder in Florida, goes on trial in New Jersey for the strangling of Lt. Col. William E. Farber, a former neighbor. The state seeks the death penalty, citing an alleged affair between Coppolino and Farber’s wife. Bailey to lead defense. Keuper prosecutes.
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Freehold
Carl Coppolino
Florida
Coppolino
William E. Farber
Monmouth County Superior Court
Elvin R. Kimmill
Cappolino
F. Lee Bailey
Samuel H. Sheppard
J. Keuper
Monmouth County
Keuper
Bailey
Carmela Coppolino
Farber
Marjorie
Middletown Township
N.J
Sarasota
Fla
Campus Strike Continues With Sit-In and Arrests
A student strike led by nonstudent leaders persists after a on campus Navy recruiting table dispute caused a sit in and ten arrests, including six nonstudents. Chancellor Heyns faces calls for negotiation as strike leaders vow to keep pressure while reports vary on participation.
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Ing
Mario Savil
Navy
Heyns
Tom Irwin
Georgia election case tests indirect state official voting
The Georgia dispute centers on an indirect method of electing state officials as the ACLU presses for a new election open to all candidates. The Supreme Court has not announced a decision, but expedited consideration could yield a ruling before the new legislature convenes, shaping state election practices nationwide.
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Callaway
Maddox
American Civil Liberties Union
Supreme Court
Georgia
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Richmond Ave
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