Beatle Lennon's Writing Attacks Parliament Debate
London UPI reports a parliamentary clash over John Lennon's literary skill. Conservative MP Charles Curran called Lennon nearly illiterate after his book In His Own Write, while Labour's Bessie Braddock defended Lennon and noted his success with Paul McCartney.
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London
UPI
John Lennon
Charles Curran
Lennon
Bessie Braddock
Liverpool
Paul McCartney
Curran
Primatene asthma remedy marketed without prescription
An ad notes Primatene tablets provide physician level asthma relief without a prescription. It claims fast action to stop attacks, hours of freedom from spasms, and includes a three-medicine Peisavene formula to open airways and ease congestion.
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New York
N.Y
Tucson Firm Bids Low On Road Job
The Ash ton Co. of Tucson submitted an apparent low bid of 684,257 dollars to build four miles of Interstate 10 in Cochise County. The project calls for a double roadway through Willcox and two four span steel girder underpasses.
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Phoenix
Ash[ton Co
Tucson
Cochise County
State Highway Department
Willcox
Indonesia Receives Offer for American Trucks
Indonesia and its partners received a proposal from American motor firms to supply five ton and ten ton trucks built in the United States and delivered by ship. The move stirred debate in Britain over Vauxhall Motor Co. and the broader implications of such foreign sales.
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Jakarta
UPI
Indonesia
Antara
America
Vauxhall Motor Co
Britain
England
Eleven girls expelled after raid on boys’ school
LOUGHBOROUGH England UPI eleven girls were expelled today from Leicester Domestic Science College after they invaded a nearby boys’ school and overturned chairs and tables. One girl said we just messed the hall around a bit and noted they had been raided by the men, calling this a return gesture.
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Loughborough
England
UPI
Leicester
Domestic Science College
Downgrade of US giants abroad echoes Boxing Strength
The piece analyzes American industrial giants expanding overseas, citing GE and Chrysler in Europe as examples of dollar imperialism. It notes France’s Machines Bull episode, Ford’s England stake, and rising government caution about foreign investment, with data on top company sales and assets by country.
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J. A. Livingston
Charles de Gaulle
France
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
DE Gaulle
Machines Bull
General Electric
le President
Oui
Chrysler Corp
Rootes Motors, Ltd
England
U. S
Royal Dutch Shell
Netherlands
Great Britain
Chrysler
Rootes
Simca
Peugeot
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Robert B. Anderson
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Common Market Commission
United States
West Germany
Japan
Italy
United Kingdom
State Department
Postal cutbacks hinted by Postmaster General Gro
Postmaster General John A. Gronouski warns more postal service cuts may be needed as Congress trims budgets. He told the House Postal Operations subcommittee that payroll dollars constrain service levels amid complaints of earlier curtailments.
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Washington
UPI
John A. Gronouski
Gronouski
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
ITT foreign operations and U S diversification reviewed
ITT faced expropriations abroad post World War II but later earned strong profits from England and Western Europe and Latin America. In the U S its military electronics and diversification boosted earnings. dividends rose over a decade and management is highly regarded. Also, broker confidentiality remains intact, with deadbeat information shared sparingly through Exchange Information Corp.
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William A. Doyle
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
Spain
Argentina
China
Cuba
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poand
Romania
Shanghai
Rio Grande Do Sul
England
Europe
Latin America
U.S
Exchange Information Corp
Doyle
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