Justice Department and FTC Attack Failing Newspapers Bill
The Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission testified against a proposed failing newspapers bill aimed at allowing tag team price fixing and profit pooling by publishers. They argued the measure would restrain competition, threaten independent editorial and distribution facilities, and could force mergers to preserve newspapers' viability.
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UPT
Tom
Jolson
Vie Justice Department
Sil
Turner
Wick West
Washington
UFI
Mablows
Ally
Gen. Donald
Johnson
F. Turner
Ment
PTC
Dtay
Aud Rand Divonlin
Nelson AL Rockefeller
George W. Romney
Smelrapolitan
Memphis negotiators to meet again today
Memphis unionists and city negotiators resumed talks amid a 2 week walkout by 1,200 sanitation workers, with AFL CIO funds being organized to aid the campaign. Civil rights leaders and COME vowed a Sun drive across counties as James Reynolds and mediator Frank Mites declined progress updates. The march and rallies continued as leaders promised action to pressure employers and Gov. signs. Prince Achille Murat noted as a historical figure in Tallahassee context.
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Tenn
American Federation of State, County
Mubicipal
Tuilay
Ferry — Wurf
Hibernalional
Afl-Cio Executive Council
George Meany
Sesgions Wold
Lontan Leal
Clayborn Temple Ame
Comunity Vv
Rawality
COME
Sun
James Reynolds
Frank Mitess
Reynolds
Johnson
Bmaruin Tather King
Quotes and police force worry during convention and protests
Honolulu residents hear calls for a peaceful Asia and Pacific policy. Chicago reports James Daley orders lethal force against arsonists and looters while addressing demonstrations. Montclair rally cites fears of escalation and negotiations with Hanoi. Auto ownership data show 23.1 percent own more than one car among U S households.
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Chicago
Richard J. Daley
TV judge prof. Jones could anchor timely legal shows
Hollywood writer notes UCLA law professor Edgar Allan Jones as a standout for network television law programming. He recalls his court series Day in Court and Traffic Court, praising authenticity and the potential value of a revived, topical legal documentary format amid civil unrest and urban issues.
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Hollywood
UPI
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UCLA
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Peal
James
Junca
Jones
Sean
Telfiam
Golden
T/Cole
Maryan Mannes
Reporter
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United States
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American Bar Association
ABC
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Ley
Korea Sees Korea Stop Sending Troops In Vietnam
Seoul reports President Park Chung Hee may refuse to deploy further South Korean troops to South Vietnam if pressed by President Johnson. Heightened talks expected on the Vietnam War with Kyunghyang Shinmun noting SK forces total 45,000 in country. sources say troop expansion unlikely at the Tonoula meeting unless insisted. Reports also note regional clashes in Lebanon and Iraq, and a local hospital talk on X rays and cancer awareness.
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UPI
Park Chung
Korea
South Vietnam
Johnson
Kyunghyang Shiney Tess
Birk
Menuhin
South Korea
South Vietnm
Tonoula
Governor Lurleen Wallace Leaves Hospital for Easter Home
Governor Lurleen Wallace spent Easter in the governor's mansion after returning home from St. Margaret's Hospital where she underwent her third cancer operation two months ago. She was released Saturday and spent the weekend with her family, having had several setbacks since February.
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Montgonery
Alp
Apt
Lurleen Wallace
Governor’s Mansion
St. Margaret's Hospital
St Jacques pushes for real roles for Black actors in film
Yale educated actor Ray St Jacques says Hollywood is widening Black portrayals beyond one dimensional stereotypes. He cites his work in The Comedians and Madigan and notes progress in placing Black faces on screen while urging faster, broader change and more minority heroes in cinema and television. He recalls pioneering moments like Rawhide and discusses Tong's death reaction within the industry.
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Hichard Burton
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Taylor
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Marlin Luther Tong
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