Push Cart Markets to Obsolete Say TeleMart Boss
San Diego AP reports TeleMart Enterprises unveiled a shop by phone supermart plan to replace push cart markets. Clara the talking computer will handle 2000 items for TeleMart customers, with Rohr Corp providing $167000 computer systems for order selection, pricing, and routing to delivery.
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A.G. Bill Bailey
Telemart Enterprises, Inc
Bailey
Rohr Corp
Chula Vista Aerospace
Clara
Telemart
Hemkops
Sweden
Heikops
Volkswagen
Business Trends Collision Course
A turbulent week in 1969 saw rising wholesale prices to a record, falling profits for major firms like U S Steel and General Motors, and a stock market slide to levels near Kennedy’s assassination era. President Nixon vetoed a large health education welfare bill amid inflation worries as talks of a subdued budget and monetary restraint continued.
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Labor Department
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Nixon
Congress
House
Federal Reserve
John F. Kennedy
Busing Order Blocks Forced Desegregation in Two Florida Counties
Gov Claude Kirk issued an executive order forbidding forced busing in Volusia and Manatee counties to meet federal desegregation orders. Volusia must implement by Monday while Manatee can delay until April 6. Officials risk suspension or fines for contempt. governors action unclear. Federal court and state authority clash over school desegregation duties.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Claude Kirk
Florida
Volusia County
Daytona Beach
Kirk
Manatee County
Bradenton
Volusia and
Manatee
Nixon Predicts Slowing Trend In Nation's Economy
President Nixon forecasts slower near term growth with unemployment risk but expects a later acceleration as anti inflation policies take hold. He urges a balanced budget and steady money policy with improved unemployment compensation and family assistance to blunt inflationary pressures. The budget seeks about 200.8 billion dollars with modest surpluses and continued wage price guidelines while advisers push sound dollar policy and gradual growth.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Congress
White House
Ence
Federal Reserve
Council of Economic Advisers
Accreditation Forced On Saigon Press Corps
In Saigon two officials from a military investigative agency pressed accreditation for four agents as members of the Saigon press corps. MACV said the action was unauthorized and under review, with potential disciplinary steps. The case prompted high‑level reviews by Ambassador Bunker and General Abrams, and drew comments from President Nixon’s aides.
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U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Bunker
Creighton W. Abrams
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
Pentagon
Daniel Z. Henken
One Killed, 3 Injured In Accident Near Louisburg
A car pulling from a service station on U.S. 69 north of Louisburg was struck by a tractor trailer Friday night. Larry W. Yeager 19 died. Passengers John Roberts 17 Bucyrus Janet Gregory 17 Carbondale and Linda Tucker 15 Louisburg were taken to local hospitals. Driver Floyd G. Hardin 37 Independence Mo. sustained minor injuries.
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Louisburg, Kan
U.S. 69
Louisburg
Highway Patrol
Larry W. Yeager
John Roberts
Bucyrus
Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Janet Gregory
Carbondale
Linda Tucker
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Floyd G. Hardin
Independence
Hardin
Record Seizures Expected As Bombay Customs Net High
Bombay officials forecast a record haul of smuggled goods this year. Customs sources report 1968 seizures valued at about $15.5 million in gold silver and luxury items, with nearly $8 million confiscated in the first six months of this year.
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Bombay
India
Communists Are Charged In Upheaval
Manila reports say rioters linked to Communist-inspired groups attacked the palace after eight hours of violence. Marcos announced criminal charges against arrested suspects as thousands of students and workers faced clashes with troops and police in the worst anti government demonstrations in the city’s history.
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Ferdinand Marcos
Philippine
Marcos
Quiapo
Antonio Villegas
Villegas
Congress
Agnew Sees High U S Prestige After Asia Trip
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told about 1,000 attendees at a Baltimore testimonial dinner that his 25 day Asia tour confirmed strong U S prestige. He urged Americans to ignore dissidents and let others see how the world regards the United States, while taking aim at Gov. Marvin Mandel and antiwar protesters in a freewheeling speech.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Asia
U.S
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Agnew
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Marvin Mandel
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