Drug Firms Guilty In A US Court
Three major drug firms American Cyanimid Bristol Myers and Charles Pfizer were found guilty of antitrust violations in a 1.7 billion antibiotic case. A U S District Court jury convicted them of restraint of trade conspiracy to monopolize and monopoly. Sentences include possible fines and treble damages for buyers.
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New York
American Cyanimid Co
Bristol Myers Co
Charles Pfizer and Co
U.S
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Clifford D. Siverd
American Cyanimid
Pfizer
Marines Gate 70 Dead In Northern Vietnam Battle
U S Marines report 70 killed and 128 wounded as brutal fights continue into the new year in South Vietnam. Ground clashes spread across three northern provinces near the DMZ with heavy air strikes. Navy jets saw a Phantom down east of Haiphong but pilots survived.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Washington
U.S. Command
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Tonkin Gulf
Quang Nam
Hoi An
da Nang
First Cavalry Division
Cigarette Consumption Seen Rising in 1968
Washington AP reports that affluence and military demand boosted 1967 cigarette use to 552 billion, with more people of smoking age and higher spending power. Heavy overseas shipments helped lift totals, marking an 11 billion rise from 1966. The last drop was 1964 after the Surgeon General linked smoking to health risks.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S
Bank Robbery Note Sparks Cash Heist and Capture
A holdup suspect handed a note at Barclay Bank to teller Carole Steger Friday but fled when she said the cash drawer was locked. Operations officer Charles Peddie trailed the robber to California-Canadian Bank where the note yielded 976 dollars. Peddie then signaled a traffic officer who detained John D. Hudson, 20.
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Los Angeles
Carole Steger
Barclay Bank
Sunday School Lesson on a Thief's Conversion and Robbing God
A thief robs a parish safe but the priest stops the robbery with a calm explanation of church work for the poor. The thief later converts in prison and becomes a Christian leader. The piece cites Malachi and Psalm verses to argue that all wealth is God’s trust and a tenth should fund his work. It contrasts church charities with war spending and calls for more giving to aid the needy.
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Malachi
God
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