Government to sue CBS NBC ABC over prime time control
The Justice Department will file antitrust suits against CBS NBC ABC and Viacom claiming monopolization of prime time television entertainment. Officials say news and sports are unaffected while networks denounce the plan as unlawful and contrary to FCC regulations.
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Justice Department
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Justice
CBS
ABC
NBC
Networks
Viacom International Inc
Viacom
Department
Bruce B. Wilson
Robert D. Wood
Parently
Wood
Federal Communications Commission
Nixon
FCC
Nicholas Johnson
Wetterau expansion plans for new warehouse complex overlay
An overlay sketch on an earlier Wetterau Foods aerial shows a 60,900 square foot warehouse addition to be built immediately with a 45,000 square foot future warehouse behind it. Truck bays and docks appear along the new facility and future truck parking is planned along the property line.
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Wetterau
Wetterau Foods Inc
Wetterau Foods to Expand Mexico Plant in Million-Dollar Project
Wetterau Foods Inc will begin a four-phase expansion of its Mexico division plant, adding 61,000 square feet of northern warehouse space, frozen foods area, and new access and parking. The project, valued at about a million dollars, doubles produce and dairy departments and supports IGA and Red and White stores across seven midwestern states and New England. City officials plan a concrete Elmwood Drive street to serve the development with Oct. 1 traffic changes for deliveries.
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Wetterau Foods Inc
Mexico Chamber of Commerce
Wetterau
William D. Holley
Mexico
W. Boulevard
Elmwood Dr
Hazelwood
IGA
Missouri
Engineering Services of
Columbia
Neil Nielsen
Wetterau Company
Counterattack Reclaims An Loc Amid North Vietnamese Assault
VA- South Vietnamese forces reported recapturing most of An Loc as heavy fighting raged nearby. Rockets struck Saigon area killing 15 civilians and wounding 6, while U.S. air and naval support pounded north of the DMZ. Government forces said they killed hundreds of North Vietnamese and destroyed dozens of tanks in the day’s battles.
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An Loc
Tan Son Nhut
North Vietnam
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Radio Hanoi
le Trung Hien
Bastogne
Hue
Route
Critics Unfair Says ITT Lawyer
ITT witnesses attorney Phil Gilbert told the Senate committee it is unfair to fault officials for poor memory on past events not central to their duties. Kennedy and Tunney pressed ITT's John Ryan on evasive answers amid an inquiry into Kleindienst’s nomination and ITT ties. Meanwhile in Denver, ITT lobbyist Dita Beard's illness prompted medical review before potential Washington testimony. Nicholas Hamlin Steinman born at Audrain Medical Center weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Steinman. grandparents listed.
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Washington
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Richard G. Kleindienst
Phil E. Gilbert
New York
ITT
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gilbert
Idward M. Kennedy
John V. Tunney
W. K. Merriam
John Ryan
Senate Judiciary
Kennedy
Tunney
Calif
Ryan
Kleindienst
Justice Department
Jack Anderson
Nicholas H. Steinman
Benjamin K Steinman
Washington St
Audrain Medical Center
Nicholas Hamlin Steinman
Steinman
Quality Body Shop
David H. Whitehead Jr
Route 2
Mexico
August N. Steinman
Clark St
Missouri Industrial Development Conference Highlights Growth
Gov. Warren E. Hearnes delivered the keynote as 500 plus attended Missouri’s fourth annual industrial development conference. Everett Van Matre of Mexico chaired the sponsoring Division of Commerce and Industrial Development. Hearnes urged higher funding, citing a return of $290 in economic growth per dollar spent and noting 905 new manufacturing firms since 1965 along with 1,100 expansions, creating nearly $608 million in payroll and over $1.1 billion in business investments. He emphasized expanding job opportunities and intensified research and development to match national growth.
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Missouri
Warren E. Hearnes
Everett van Matre
Mexico
State Division of Commerce and Industrial Development
Division of Commerce
Commerce
Heweed
Comenting
United States
Apollo 16 Astronauts Rehearse Before Moon Flight
Cape Kennedy AP report notes thirteen months of training ends for Apollo 16 crew John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly II. They rehearse separations lunar descent docking and rendezvous with a Sunday Saturn V liftoff at 12 54 p m EST amid good weather and no equipment issues.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Mattingly II
Cane Kennedy
Thomas K. Mattingly Woon
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