Ford denies $2 million Indonesian bribe attempt
Ford Motor Co officials rebut a New York Times report that Philco Overseas Services planned to pay an Indonesian general two million dollars to secure a $30 million ground station contract. Ford says no payment was made and notes a Justice Department probe into overseas corporate payments.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
Ford
No. 2 Automaker
New York Times
Sidney Kelly
Kelly
Justice Departent
Times
the Times
Philco Overseas Services Inc
Aeroneutronic Ford
Electronics Trading Co
Singapore
Electronika Nusantara P.T
Philco
Goverment
Justice Department
Indonesia
Henry Ford II
Military moves to curb meat prices with pricing guides
The U.S. government plans Navy deployment to Chicago to secure meat price controls. The Defense Subsistence Office will issue weekly guides for military commissaries worldwide, shaping ordering and pricing for personnel. The step follows scrutiny of alleged price manipulation in the meat industry and relies on the Chicago Yellow Sheet, a key wholesale pricing source.
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Chicago
UPI
Navy
Crain
Chicago Business News
Defense
U.S
U.S. Navy
Notice to Subscribers Over Delays and Rates
The Morris Daily Herald informs readers to notify the office if the paper is not received and states delivery by six o'clock each evening barring delays. It lists subscription rates: carrier weekly sixty five cents and mail yearly twenty dollars in trade territory, with limitations on liability for advertising errors.
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Herald Office
Morris
Illinois
Herald
Morris Publishing Company
Gleason Recovers After Open Heart Surgery in Chicago
Comedian Jackie Gleason undergoes a five hour triple coronary bypass at Michael Reese Hospital to improve circulation after severe chest pains. Doctors report 80 to 90 percent clogged arteries and expect recovery with rest and gradual return to work.
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Chicago
UPS
Jackie Gleason
Michael Reese Hospital
Gleason
Robert Replogle
Charles Campbell
Sly Fox
Newman
Betancur and Turbay Claim Early Colombian Victory
In Colombia's election two candidates Betancur and Turbay proclaimed victory as returns from one third counted showed Turbay holding a slim lead 48.9 to 47.2 percent. Both urged calm while the National Elections Office continued tallies amid heightened security after guerrilla attacks and bombings in the capital.
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Colombia
UPI
Belisario Betancur
Julio Cesar Turbay
Betancur
National
Torbay
Liberal
Con
Turbay
National Elections Court
Liberal Party
Spain
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Edward A. Newman
Marilyn
Ribeye
Treasury
U.S. Treasury
Florence Davis
Eunice Dix
First National Bank OF Morris
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