Food Chains Ready to Talk on Soaring Groceries
National Association of Food Chains chairman says executives will send representatives nationwide to discuss rising prices with consumer leaders led by Mrs. Charles Lundstrom. FTC links price hikes to higher farm costs and wider retailer margins amid a lean wheat crop and Vietnam War pressures.
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Miami Beach, Fla
National Association of Food Chains
Zation
Chain Store Association
Charles Lundstrom
Greater Miami Consumers Civic League
FTC
Attractive Blonde Seeks Combat Duty in Viet Nam
Jennifer Johnson 21, an ROTC auditing student at the University of Washington, seeks combat duty in Viet Nam and has asked the State Department for a Viet Nam passport. She says she is willing to die and has studied military tactics, map reading, and rifle marksmanship. Fellow ROTC students question a woman on the battlefield while instructors note her sincere interest.
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Seattle
Wash
Jennifer Johnson
Viet Nam
Jennifer
Reserve Officers Training Corps
University of Washington
State Department
WAC
ROTC
Phil Boshaw
Battlefeld
Johnson
Orin Phipps
Eight-Year-Old Teaches Bank Robbery Trick
Timothy Duncan, eight, earned a $5 reward for his idea to thwart crooks after noting a $10,000 American National Bank robbery on Oct. 19. He suggested tellers use drawers of fake money to scare off robbers. His letter to bank owners reflects a child’s clever, if risky, solution.
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ST. Louis
Timothy Duncan
Timothy
Jack Duncan
American National Bank
Upland College Auction Nets Sale to Salvation Army
At Upland California an auction sold Upland College and its buildings for 525000 to the Salvation Army for use as an education and conference center. Trustees still may accept rival bids such as 475000 from Bible Standard College of Eugene Oregon before Friday.
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Upland
Calif
Upland College
Marsh Dozar
The
Brethren In Christ Church
Los Angeles
Salvation Army
Bible Standard College of
Eugene
Ore
Messiah College
Grantham
Waring Hopes to Resume Tour After Bus Crash
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians plan to resume a six month tour after a Pennsylvania Turnpike bus crash left 12 musicians hospitalized. The bus rear ended a tractor trailer near Somerset, with the driver Jack Peterson in serious condition and all performers listed in fair condition. No fatalities were reported.
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Fred Waring
Somerset County
Waring
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Somerset
Fred Scratchfield
Somerset County Memorial Hospital
Bedford Community Hospital
Scratchfield
Jack Peterson
Fords
N.J
Somerset Hospital
Sukarno Not Expected To Order Aide's Death
In Jakarta observers doubt President Sukarno will sign the execution order for former aide Subandrio after a military tribunal sentenced him to death for treason in the failed October coup. Five co defendants also received death sentences. Subandrio rejected an appeal.
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Sukarno
Aide
Jakarta
Indonesia
Subandrio
State destroys marijuana plants tied to illegal cigarette market
A Health Department report notes that New Jersey authorities destroyed marijuana plants with a potential value of $ million tied to the illegal cigarette market last year.
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Trenton
N.J
State Health Department
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Southwestern Public Service
Max Comer
Amarillo
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Stubbs
Gordon Bloom
Boston
Organi
Washington
Americana
Association
Clarence Adams
B. F. Fields Jr
Lewis Mauney
Hugh
Joe Huff
Maia
N. Main Roswell, N. Mex
Crooks
Chambersburg
North Missouri
Bill Carrigan
Wallace Massey
Veale i
London Fos
London Squire Ltd
Gentlemen’s Wear & Ski Shop
N. Main
Catalina
McGregor
Ball & Ray Clotaiers
North Main
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