Food Chain Shoot-Out Sparks Retail Price War
The piece argues free competition lowers profits and benefits consumers, citing A&P price cuts as the driver of a sustained food price war. It notes profits in major chains fell from 1.4 percent in 1965 to 0.6 percent in 1972, with WSJ calling the scene a fierce price war.
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Ludwig von Mises
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
A&p
WEO
The
Wall Street Journal
Grass Roots Call for Fair Property Taxes in Puget Sound
Grass Roots from LA CONNER WASH urging reform of property taxes. Letter argues current system shifts burden to property owners, harming homeowners elderly and business people. Advocates that people who receive services should pay a fair share, not homeowners alone.
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LA Conner
Wash
Puget Sound
Cromley's Comments on Latin American growth and agriculture
Washington argues growth in Latin America reached 6.6 percent yearly, Brazil at 9.3 to 11.5 percent 1968–1971, with manufacturing and power leading while farming lags. Rural poverty and youth drift to cities threaten stability, democracy, and property. rice yields rise in several countries show exportable know-how. The piece urges spreading gains across more crops and regions using local strains and proven methods.
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Washington
Alliance For Progress
Brazil
U.S
United States
Latin America
Peru
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
el Salvador
Jamaica
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paraguay
India
Pakistan
Philippines
South Vietnam
Presidential Countdown Shapes McGovern Campaign
Washington With 15 weeks to Election Day McGovern relies on Larry O'Brien to steady the race after the Eagleton setback. O'Brien gains public visibility by guiding convention coverage and stoking party optimism. Downballot Georgia contests and Dixie sentiment loom as Republicans predict southern gains.
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Washington
George McGovern
Larry O’brien
O'Brien
McGovern
Tom Eagleton
Countdown
O’brien
Dixie
Allen Ellender
Houma
Louisiana
Montgomery
Georgia
David Gambrell
White House
Harry Dent
South
Nixon
Eagleton
Frank Mankiewicz
GOP
Arkansas
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Transportation
John Volpe
Illinois
Ed Derwinski
Clark MacGregor
Army trainee Lonnie W Taylor honored at Fort Ord
Ten years ago on August 8 1962 Odessa Army Pvt Lonnie W Taylor was named a distinguished trainee by officers and NCOs in Company D Fort Ord California during an advanced individual training cycle.
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Lonnie W. Taylor
Fort Ord
Calif
Summer Recreation Film Shown At Odessa High School
Odessans will view themselves on screen today as the Summer Recreation Program film is shown at the high school auditorium.
Aviation Cadet Dance Bid Farewell To 42-1 Class
The Ector County Auditorium hosts a farewell and welcome dance for the Air Force cadet classes 42-1 and 42-14. The event marks the end of the older class and the start of the new, reflecting the wartime training cycle.
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Ector County Auditorium
Social Security funds questioned in reader letter
Dear Editor letter questions $40.4 billion in trust fund cash used to buy government obligations. Critic alleges funds redirected to general Treasury for foreign aid and United Nations projects. Caller notes 5.45 percent annual interest and worries about future young taxpayers.
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United
Congress
Greece
United Nations
Almanac for August 8 1972 Jubilant history and birthdays
Today is August 8 1972 a Tuesday the 221st day of the year 145 days remain in 1972 Highlight events include Drake destroying the Armada 1588 Dutch recapture of New York 1673 Jones Navy commissioning 1776 Napoleon sailing to exile 1815 and wartime bombings 1940 plus Soviet declaration 1945 Read about past presidents and Vietnam and Apollo 15 family welcomes birthdays listed Arthur Goldberg and Sylvia Sidney Thought for today by Norman Douglas.
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Sir Francis Drake
France
New York
New Jersey
John Paul Jones
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Germany
Britain
Soviet Union
Japan
Cheddington
England
John Kennedys
Council of Economic Advisers
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
U. S
Houston
Tex
Supreme Court
Arthur Goldberg
Sylvia Sidney
Norman Douglas
Crossword Puzzle 37 Means of access 39 Terminate 40 Salad plant
Puzzle lists clues from 26 to 63 across and down with answers fit for a Monday edition. Solved on Monday Aug 7 includes entries such as sea nymphs greetings and bedrock wordplay, with clues covering access terminate plant and relic terms.
Fonda Hanoi broadcasts under review for treason? sedition
Justice Department prosecutors study Jane Fonda Hanoi broadcasts for possible treason or sedition charges as they weigh if her antiwar appeals could interfere with military morale. Officials note no declared war exists, transcripts are scrutinized, and no decision has been reached.
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Justice Department
Jane Fonda
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Anglica Corps
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Navy
7Th Fleet
Constellation
Coral Sea
Hancock
Ticonderoga
Kitty Hawk
Enterprise
Tokyo
Neverthless
Lowers
Miss Fonda
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