Road tough for smaller German papers remains few
The piece notes the decline of smaller German newspapers with only 55 still in existence. It contrasts with larger papers, which remained largely stable, dropping from 104 in 1954 to 103 today.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1969
Page
3
Feliciano Imagines Pop Stardom While Touring Hollywood
Hollywood AP reports blind guitarist Jose Feliciano juggling TV appearances, a CBS show, an NBC special, and a role singing the title song for McKenna's Gold while staging albums and live performances. In West Germany smaller daily papers shrink over 50 percent as larger papers absorb or merge. The Standard Oil raises U S gasoline price to 35.9 cents per gallon effective today. Feliciano’s wife handles his business affairs as he rehearses with two female singers and a bassist for a KMEX taping.
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Hollywood
Jose
Joe
Feliciano
South America
Segovia
KMEX
Latin America
Allensbach
Germany
West Germany
Lym
Buenos Sica
Aires
Montevideo
Lima
Cara J
Greenwich Village
Central Ave
U.S.D.A
Cleveland, Ohio
Standard Oi! Co
Ohio
SOHIO
Mrs. Feliciano
Porto Rico
U.S.A
Boston
New York
West Germany Remains China’s Second Largest Trade Partner
West Germany's two way trade with China reached 250 million dollars last year, slightly below 1967's peak. Japan led with 500 million, while Britain and France followed. German steel and chemicals benefited most, with China buying 400000 metric tons of steel and 100 million dollars of chemicals, and increases in skins, furs, food products and minerals.
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BOM
Germany
West Germany
Red
Peking
China
Antioch College told to desegregate Afro-American Studies Institute
HEW's Civil Rights Office warned Antioch College that its Afro American Studies Institute discriminates against white students and could lose federal funds. The college may avoid penalties if the institute desegregates by summer or is declared solely for research of cultural and ethnic differences.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Antioch College
Office of Civil Rights
Antioch
James P. Dixon
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