Low use lifeline phone rates spread across major cities
A Los Angeles Times analysis explains how long distance customers subsidize local service through low use lifeline plans. It highlights California's $2.50 monthly rate with 30 calls, and contrasts higher city rates in Chicago Denver Minneapolis Detroit and Ohio where Ohio Bell and Cincinnati Bell show wide variations.
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Ma Bell
Pacific Telephone
California
Chicago
Illinois
Bell
Denver
Mountain States
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Michigan Bell
Detroit
Ohio
Cleveland
Ohio Bell
American Telephone & Telegraph
At&t
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bell
Bell System
New York State Public Service Commission
New York Telephone
Public Utilities Commission
Schoneman Named President of Employers Insurance
John Schoneman, recently appointed executive vice president in charge of insurance operations, becomes president and CEO of Employers Insurance of Wausau. He succeeds T A Duckworth, who becomes chairman, replacing Clyde F Schlueter. Kneeland of St Regis Paper joins board.
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Wausau
Wis
John Schoneman
Employers Insurance of Wausau
Schoneman
T.A. Duckworth
Clyde F. Schlueter
Shoneman
Employers
Atlantic Insurance Companies
New York City
Duckworth
George J. Kneeland
St. Regis Paper Co
New York
David Eisenhower Reflects On Richard Nixon’s Rise And Downfall
David Eisenhower says his father in law Richard Nixon was the most aggressive ambitious and successful young man in America in 1952. He adds Nixon’s drive and energy were confined to the vice presidency and those pressures contributed to the tragedy of the Nixon years.
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Abilene
Kan
David Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
America
Young Eisenhower
Nixon
Meat markets and quotations from diverse stocks
The listing shows quotations for American Airlines, IBM, General Motors, Eastman Kodak, Exxon, RCA, U.S. Steel, and many others. A cattle and calf market report from South St Paul, Minnesota details slaughter steer and heifee prices with various weight ranges, hogs sales, and active dealers.
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Fureher
Loewi and Co
N. J
American Airlines
American Tel. & Tel
Burlington Northern
Champion Spark Plug VW
Chrysler Corp
Control Data
Deere & Co
Eastman Kodak
Exxon Corp
Fed. Nat l. Mfg
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Nekoosa
G. Heileman Brewing
International Bus
Kemper Municipal
S.s.kresge
Mgic Inc
Mobil Oil
Monsanto Co
North Central Airlines
Northern States Power
RCA
Sears Roebuck & Co
STP Corp
Standard Oil of Ind
Texaco Inc
Trans Co
Union Carbide
U.S. Steel
UOP Inc
Upjohn Co
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Winnebago Industries
Century Telephone
First Bank System
Gateway Trans
Lee Enterprises
F.W. Means
Milwaukee cattle and hog markets close steady on Friday
AP reports Milwaukee livestock markets end fully steady with cattle steers and heifers in narrow ranges. Calves hogs and lambs show mixed firm tone. Monday receipts estimated at 1 000 cattle 1 300 calves 300 hogs 50 sheep.
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South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Milwaukee
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Employers Insurance
Wenge Tena
Bary
Osco
Big Load Dryers
Johnson & Johnson
Clairol
Yand Yaad Power
Alka- Seltzer
Maytag
Crete
Alka Seltzer
Night Dream
Playtex Living
Gloves Small, Med. & Large
Midwest Gas CO
la Crosse
Midwest
Phervescen
M&M/ MARS
Osa
St. Paul Livestock
Milwaukee Livestock
Canon
Ars
Tenall NL Soeeros
Peder We