Shostakovich protests seat removal at New York concert
Dimitri Shostakovich, visiting the United States, criticized Carnegie Hall's mat seating after Pierre Boulez conducted. He praised the conducting but opposed replacing stalls with mats for the young audience.
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Boulez
Shostakovich
Lavestia
Encounter groups pose danger warns Stanford psychiatrist
Stanford psychiatrist warns encounter groups can be risky when led poorly. Researchers Yalom Lieberman and Miles studied 306 Stanford students over three years finding one third benefited while others dropped out or suffered harm including 8 percent as damaged due to radical group practices.
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UPI
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Cattle rustling booms as beef grows scarce in California
In California a beef shortage drives cattle rustling, closures of large packing houses, and rising thefts. A federal injunction bid against Price ceilings failed in San Francisco as Judge Peckham found the ceilings rational. Meat packers report 18 shuttered plants statewide. beef supplies run dry for many restaurants.
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UPI
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Norm Malfit
Western States Meat Packers Association
Leo Johnson
California Cattlemen's Association
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the Chronicle
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Ois
Dofinson
Meat Packing Organization
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Congress
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Willam F. Williams
Texas Tech
Canada
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Campaign to lower food costs targets big food firms
Washington IUPI reports a new Food Action Campaign launched to break up large food industry conglomerates. The group claims more competition could have saved consumers billions and urges FTC antitrust action. Del Monte disputes claims of concentration and price manipulation while defending profits and market share.
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UPI
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Earl J. Buta
Symbolic
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del Monte Corp
del Moute
Svorie
James Highlinver
Wheat hits all time high at Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures climbed above four dollars a bushel at the Chicago Board of Trade for the first time in its 150 year history. Prices opened the day at the upward limit as foreign demand and a bullish private report boosted the September contract. New crop soybeans rose 40 cents and soybean oil gained one cent per pound. Oats closed at the limit as well.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Trade
Independent gas firm seeks injunction over supply
Independent gas station owner William F. Johnson petitions Humbolt County Superior Court to force Golden Gate Petroleum to continue deliveries to his two Big Oil & Tire Co. stations under a 19th century California unfair practices law Section 3369. Johnson alleges Phillips Petroleum cut off supply in April, causing the closures.
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UPI
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Big Oil & Tire Co
Arcata
Lawy Salle
San Jose
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Balle Sail
State Supreme Court
Phillips
T. Phillips
Feinstein Favoring Embarcadero Freeway Tear Down
San Francisco Supervisor Dianne Feinstein says federal or state highway funds could back the demolition of the Embarcadero Freeway if an acceptable alternative exists. She notes 60,000 cars use the mile of freeway daily and estimates a $7 million cost, proposing parking at ramp ends and shuttle buses to downtown.
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Dianne Feinstein
Weinstein
Local Notice Advertising Daily Review Hayward Office
Entry from The Daily Review published in The Morning News lists contact details for US Winton Avenue Hayward California and a 24 cent weekday subscription rate. It notes publication daily including Sundays with address lines for the Hayward office and subscription terms.
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Wilmington boy sets world pogo stick hopping record
12 year old Scott Spencer of Wilmington Delaware jumped 20 007 times in three hours and 17 minutes to break the prior record of 2 974 jumps set by a California boy last March He said he wanted to set a world record and stopped because he was hungry then celebrated with a submarine sandwich
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Scott Spencer
Spencer
California
Scott
Panther guilty of murder in California shooting
Oakland jurors convict Harold Holmes, 24, former voter registrar for the Black Panther party, of second degree murder in the Feb. 17 shooting death of Anthony Costa. A sanity hearing was postponed as psychiatrists questioned Holmes’s claimed incapacity.
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APJ
Alameda County
Black Panther Party
Harold Hoolmes
Anthony Costa
Holmes
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