Candidates turn to Jewish vote in New York race
Democratic Frank O Connor Republican Rockefeller and Liberal Roosevelt plan to address the New York Board of Rabbis in Manhattan. Roosevelt tours upstate, Rockefeller attends a Spellman luncheon for U Thant, while O Connor faces a Queens grand jury over a 1957 labor racketeering report.
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Frank D. O’connor
Rockefeller
New York City
O’connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
New York Board of Rabbis
Manhattan
Roosevelt
John V. Lindsay
Civilian Review Board
Police
Jewish Women’s Group
Schenectady
Rome
Syracuse
Francis
Cardinal Spellman
U Thant
The
United Nations
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Paul L. Adams
Albany
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess
Ulster
Columbia
Greene Counties
O'Connor
Queens
Nat Hentel
New York State
Rochester
Howard Samuels
Adams
New York City Review Board
Conservatives
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
John Birch Society
American Nazi Party
Housewives push nationwide boycott of grocery chains
Miami Beach reporters say housewives form protest clubs from Atlanta to Houston calling for price cuts and end to trading stamps. Executives counter that profits fell 1.31 percent of sales, while unions and officials note price rises since 1960 and warn price cuts may hurt sales.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Charles Lundstrom
Miami
Dade County
Consumers’ League
Atlanta
Rockledge
Florida
Cornell
Lundstrom
League
Gordon Bloom
Food Chains Association
J.B. Lasseter
Houston
Simpson
Denver
Colo
Profits rise surprise experts as 1967 outlook brightens
American corporations report stronger than expected profits for July September, with gains of 30 to 40 percent in electronics and steady sales growth. Forecasters warn profits may level off in 1967 due to wage guidelines, productivity shifts, plant expansion, higher taxes, and tighter credit.
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Washington
Dupont
Monsanto
Viet Nam
Ventory
Hearing on Pike private discussion in Wheeling WV
Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church meet behind closed doors to air charges of heresy against Bishop James A Pike. The House of Bishops allowed most of the actual debate on the charges to be held in public after a closed-door vote.
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Wheeling
W.va
Protestant Episcopal Church
James A. Pike
House of Bishops
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