FTC Probes Promo Games and Stamps in Food Stores
The FTC opened a nationwide inquiry into promotional games and stamp programs in the retail food industry. It reviews legality and possible effects on grocers' prices, drawing mixed reactions from housewives, consumer groups, and industry spokesmen.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Pallas Tex
Philip L Collins
Armand Herreras
Buffalo
N.Y
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Food prices and trading stamps in Charlotte debate
In Charlotte area supermarkets traders say trading stamps cost 1.75 percent of sales and removing stamps could require food price cuts no housewives would notice. A chain says stamps boost volume, risking higher prices if lost. A Charlotte market group notes its TV horse and dog race game costs 0.1 percent of sales. Therese Alexander leads a housewives’ protest arguing tickets lure shoppers, not store visits.
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Charlotte
N.C
Therese Alexander
Charlotte Housewives
De Gaulle Seen Through History’s Filter In Washington debate
Washington policymakers assess Charles de Gaulle after a tense press conference. They note his aim to mediate East and West and his quixotic view of victory, contrasting current Viet Nam strategy with past friction in wartime relations with Roosevelt and Churchill.
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Endre Maryuon
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaule
France
Nicholas Katzenbach
de Gaulle
Katzenbach
United States
Viet Nam
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Cordell Hull
S “de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Sriendship
Doctoring of LBJ talk under attack
Washington AP The dispute centers on a tape of President Johnson from Des Moines Iowa June 30 allegedly doctored by a Republican group. Democratic Chair Bailey calls the GOP actions a low point in dirty campaigns while Nixon accuses Kennedy of undermining Johnson over Vietnam.
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Washington
John JM. Bailey
Johnson
Bailey
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
GOP
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Viet Nam
Samuel J. Archibald
Nonpartisan
Bob Wilson
Rcalif
Archibald
House of Representatives
Des Moines
Iowa
Wilson
Former Soviet Leader Nikolai Belyayev Dies at 63
NIKOLAI I Belyayev, once a top Communist leader, died Friday at 63 in Moscow. Pravda reported. He headed Kazakhstan's Communist party 1957 to 1960 and helped implement Khrushchev's virgin lands grain plan before its collapse.
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Moscow
Nikolai I. Belyayev
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pravda
Belyayevy
Kazakhstan
Khrushchev
Goering’s Widow Writes Memoirs in Bonn
Emmy Goering, widow of Hermann Goering, says in an interview for Quick that she believed concentration camps were educational institutions for political retraining. She acknowledges camps were for Jews and Communists but remains unsure of Hermann’s knowledge.
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Bonn
Germany
Emmy Goering
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Hitler
Quick
Hermann
Koontz Named Veep of MSCCA
J Milton Brunk announced the election of Howard Koontz Jr as vice president of the Maryland Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc at the Easter Seals Society 17th annual meeting held at Rosedale Hollywood Maryland. Other officers named were David L Brigham president Mrs M Richmond Farring vice president and David G Mock treasurer.
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J. Milton Brunk
Maryland Society For Crippled Children & Adults, Inc
Howard Koontz, Jr
Easter Seal Society
Rosedale
Hollywood
Maryland
David L. Brigham
M. Richmond Farring
David G. Mock
Landslide in West Java Kills 31
The Social Affairs Department reports 31 people died in a west Java landslide triggered by a week of heavy rains. The disaster occurred last week and authorities are assessing rescue efforts and casualty figures.
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Jakarta
West Java
Social Affairs Department
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