Department Stores Embrace Discount House Methods
A retail revolution unfolds as big department stores and chains adopt discount tactics to compete with 3000 discount outlets. Woolworth plans Woolco as the first unit this year, while S. S. Kresge and Interstate push into self service and lower markups. Executives foresee 80 percent of shoppers relying on discount centers within 5 to 10 years, expanding self service and fewer services with maintained value.
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New York
F. W. Woolworth Co
Robert C. Kirkwood
Woolworth’s
Woolco Department Stores
S. S. Kresge Co
Interstate Department Stores
Chicago
Baltimore
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hartford
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Bankers Securities Corp.City Stores Co
Philadelphia
May
Akron
Denver
Cleveland
Los Angeles
San Fernando
Bernard Litvak
Lit Bros
J. Gordon Dakins
National Retail Merchants Association
House Bill Would Stiffen Penalty For Bomb Threats
The House passed a bill to stiffen penalties for false bomb information aboard aircraft. Attorney General Kennedy urged the measure to curb hoaxes and jokers. The bill sets a $1000 fine or one year in prison for false info and a $5000 fine or five years for malicious or reckless threats.
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Washington
House
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Attorney General
Doctor Warns About Shots in Dark From Pittsburgh
Dr Campbell Moses of Pittsburgh urges doctors to admit uncertainty and avoid misdiagnosis in medical practice. He notes many physicians hesitate to say I do not know which can lead to incorrect conclusions and serious complications.
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Pittsburgh
Campbell Moses
Allegheny County Medical Society
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