Cereal fortification sparks renewed cereal sales surge
AP report tracks cereal makers Kellogg Post and General Mills as fortified cereals regain market share after critic Robert Choate accused cereals of being empty calories. Chains A and P confirm the shift, while Jewel and Giant report 12 to 20 percent gains for fortified links. FTC and FDA studies loom, with Choate calling for fortification limits.
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G. David Wallace
Washington
Robert Choate
Senate
Kellogg, Post
General Mills
A&p
Chicago
Jewel Food
Giant Food
Choate
Post
Kellogg
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kellogg’s
Charles Edwards
Medal of Honor winner recalls combat stoned in Vietnam
DETROIT AP A Medal of Honor recipient says he was stoned on marijuana the night he fought two waves of Viet Cong and earned the nation’s highest medal. Army Spec. 4 Peter Lemon, 21, described the April 1, 1970 action near Tay Ninh, where he used rifle, machine gun and grenades to repel the attack, dragged a wounded comrade to safety, and refused treatment until other injured men were cared for. He spoke in Tawas City during a Detroit Free Press interview, noting his mix of combat alertness and postwar antiwar sentiment, and saying his three comrades killed in action should be remembered.
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Detroit
America
Peter Lemon
Tawas City
Detroit Free Press
Howard Kohn
Lemon
Nixon
White House
Deeds Recorded in Louisa County Iowa and Nearby Areas
A list of property transactions including warranty and quit claim deeds in Louisa and Wapello counties. Notable transfers involve John A. Summy to Ralph J. Bell in 19754, East ern Town Light and Power quit claim, Harold W. McLean estate to William C. Gwin, Velva A. Davis to Hammer heirs, Albert S. Johnson to Edward H Mann, Ethel Rohlfing to Herbert Harbison, Balmer to Kissinger, Lieberknecht estate in Letts, Morris to Wel don Keith, and several other tract transfers in Morning Sun and Downey’s Addition.
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Louisa County
Iowa
Eastern Town Light and Power
Townsend
Harold W. McLean
Wiliam Carl Gwin
Bird’s
Wapello
Albert S
Jessie Johnson
Edward
Helen J. Hamman
Morning Sun
Ethel Rohlfing
Herbert Jr
Mildred Harbison
W.R. Balmer
Curtis Kissinger
Downey
Harry Arthur’ Lieberknecht Sr
Ruth Lieber- Knecht
F.C. Morris and Sons
Weldon Keith
Carolyn Marie Martin
Summer Arrives and Business Slows A Bit
AP reports the first full day of summer finds business already easing into a tolerant, casual pace. Offices run cooler with air conditioning while workers drift between tasks and naps, signaling a lingering residue of the prior era as summertime activity remains subdued.
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John Caniff
New York
Postal clerk exam set at Columbus City
A civil service exam for a Columbus City post office clerk will be held this month. Interested applicants may obtain forms at the Columbus City post office. Experts debate whether summer slows business, noting shifting consumer patterns and the diminishing impact of seasonality on spending.
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Columbus City
W.M. Miller
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Cereal Institute
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Canada
Fairbanks
West 4Th Street
Robert Lamb
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Velva A. Davis
Kenneth E
Gladys. K. Hammer
Hawkeye Woods
Burtkhard Strumpel
University of Michigan
Sol Dutka
Dutka
Ernest Dichter
The
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Robert Oster
Bank of America
Los Angeles
oAck Acre
Lauders
Don
Saenlic
Pars
Muscatine Plaza
Center Muscatine
Terry Croth Cotton
Lori Benim
Woolworth
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