Supreme Court rejects rehearing in Hughes damage case
The Supreme Court declined to reconsider its ruling voiding a nearly 180 million damage judgment against Hughes Tool Co over antitrust claims related to TWA jet purchases in the 1950s. The decision rested on an issue not presented by Hughes interests or appeal.
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High Court
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High court orders El Paso gas divestiture to APCO group
The Supreme Court overruled a merger ruling and requires El Paso Natural Gas Co. to relinquish the former Pacific Northwest Pipeline Co. to APCO, reducing El Paso's total gas reserves by about one third. The case, dating back over 15 years, involved five appeals by 13 parties and excluded several justices from participating.
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Byron TR. White
Thurgood Marshall
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Senate action eyed on candidate spending limits
A Senate subcommittee opens hearings on a bill to cap campaign spending for President, Senate, and House races, aiming to slow rising costs. Sponsored by Sen. John C. Pastore the plan would revise the federal election law and restore broadcast equal time rules while setting new per-vote spending caps.
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Morning News Publication Notice and Rates
A garbled print from The Daily Review outlines publication details, office locations, and subscription rates. It lists editors, addresses in Hayward and Alameda County, and various filing and circulation terms amid corrupted boilerplate.
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Link Between TV Ads and Diet Probed
Washington DC UPI reports that Senator McGovern and his Nutrition and Human Needs committee began three days of hearings on how television commercials shape children’s eating. He cited estimates that a child of average viewing age sees about 5,000 ads yearly rising to 50,000 by age sixteen, with many promoting breakfast and snack foods. Nutritionists and dental experts were set to testify, while food producers and advertisers were absent.
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Mayors seek talks on fiscal clash with Nixon plan
Washington AP aap municipal leaders push a conciliatory stance in the federal local funding fight. The National League of Cities votes to urge the president for relief while avoiding a direct confrontation, noting Congress may not back a broad war on the executive.
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Rent hike limit urged in federal response push
Senator Clifford Case urged the Cost of Living Council to set a flat percentage ceiling on apartment rent increases noting hundreds of complaints from constituents. He warned that without federal action thousands of tenants face high rents and harassment. President Nixon said no plans to revive rent controls, arguing such limits would worsen housing shortages and prompt property deterioration.
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Meany warns Nixon on Phase II equity in economy
AFL-CIO leader George Meany warns labor has a stick in the closet as Phase II economic policy risks inequity. He urges cooperation to keep prices down while condemning inflation and soaring food costs. Meany blasts Nixon and Shultz for not touching landlords and farmers, saying workers wages are the one controlled element.
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Pope fills college with 30 new cardinals and new rules
Pope Paul VI invested 30 new cardinals including three Americans and two previously unnamed cardinals in pec tore. The convocation added archbishops of Los Angeles Boston and San Juan to the college and set a fixed cap of 120 electors for the next papal conclave. The event, noted as the largest youngest and most international in church history, expanded the cardinalate to 145 members with 117 electors.
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New Washington archbishop named by Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI appointed Bishop William Baum of Springfield Cape Girardeau Missouri as the new archbishop of Washington D C. Baum 44 succeeds Cardinal Patrick J O Boyle who offered to resign a year ago at 75 but was not accepted until recently amid a prolonged discreet dispute over his successor.
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