Report on big business effects and proposed Office of Industrial Organization
Investigators for the House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee reported that conglomerates bring some economic benefits but risk cartel like structures across U S business. The plan by Rep S Emanuel Celler would create an Office of Industrial Organization with a president appointed director having broad merger approval powers, with court review and transfer of DOJ authority over mergers to the new office.
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House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee
Smanuel Celler
DNY
House Judiciary Committee
Celler
Senate
Justhce Department
Wete International Telephone and Telegraph
Corp. Gulf & Western Industries Inc
Leasvo Datas’ Processing Equipment Corp
National General Corp
Ling- Temto-Voight, Inc
Liton Industries, Inc
Engineers report scientific advance in water softening
Washington reports two engineers presenting a coagulant to soften and recycle water. Magnesium carbonate is claimed to cut treatment costs, with 20 major cities able to produce 150000 tons yearly and nearly nine million dollars in value. Researchers Black and Thompson cite tests in multiple cities and note high natural magnesium already present.
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Washington
UPE
A. P. Black
University of Florida
C. G. Thompson
Montgomery
Ala
American Chemical Society
Thompson
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Nashville
Louisville
Huntsveille
Jackson
Miss
N. F. Cardarelli
Creative Biology Laboratory
Barberton
Ohio
Cardarelli
Talks May End Hoboken Violence
A three hour meeting between Hoboken city officials and Puerto Rican community representatives produced an agreement aimed at stopping rock throwing firebombing and window smashing. Police said 42 people were arrested and six officers injured in weekend disorders linked to arrests of two Puerto Rican men accused of threatening a shopkeeper with a knife.
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Hoboken
TV. 3
UPI
Louis de Pascale
George Crimming
Hudson County
Geoffrey Gauikin
William T. Cahill
Jersey City
Irving Goldauer
Yellowstone visits drop 12.4 percent in August
Yellowstone National Park officials report a 12.4 per cent decline in visitors for August, 1971, versus the prior year. A total of 622,168 people registered last month, about 88,328 fewer than August 1970, signaling waning tourist interest.
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Yellowstone
Wyo
Opl
Yellowstone National Park
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