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How to Use this Index





Every article appearing in Business Week during
the first six months of 1970 is comprehen-
sively indexed in this volume. All articles are
indexed alphabetically by subjects and by the
names of individuals, private businesses and
government agencies in all cases where such
were either the subject of the story reported or
had a primary relationship to the topic covered.
The following paragraphs are offered as a
guide to the index.


Business Organizations. Industries are in-
dexed under their simple designations such as:
“Aviation,” “Shipbuilding,”’ “‘Textiles,"’ etc. In
addition, all articles having reference to a pri-
vate company will be found under that com-
pany’s name.


Labor. General labor news is indexed under
such broad headings as ‘‘Wages,” ‘‘Employ-
ment," “‘Labor,”’ and the like. References should
also be made to the various government labor
agencies and to Individual companies. Because
the full names of many trade unions are not
generally well known, trade union Items are
indexed by parent organization, under ‘AFL-
ClO,” or “Independent Unions,” and then in


turn under subheads by the trade or industry in
which they operate. There is one exception: the
railroad brotherhoods are indexed only under
**Railroads—Labor.”


Government. The permanently established
departments of the Federal Government will be
found under “D," ‘Department of the Trea-
sury,”” “Department of Defense,"’ and ‘Post
Office Department.”


Independent Commissions and Special
Emergency Agencies. These will be found ar-
ranged alphabetically by their established
names. In addition, they are also indexed un-
der their field of activity.


Reference Dept. Many individual headings
suggest other entries (See also...) which may
be consulted in looking for specific articles. If,
however, you cannot find a specific article, or
you would like any general information about
material which Business Week has published, do
not hesitate to make direct inquiry by mail or
telephone to Business Week Library, 330 West
42nd Street, New York 10036, N. Y.; telephone
971-3298.

TESSIE MANTZOROS, Librarian





BUSINESS WEEK INDEX


AFL-CIO

See Also Independent Unions: Labor, Wages,

a _— Labor; National Labor Relations
oar


The AFL-CIO reaffirmed its support of Israel
# p74, Jan.10


Politicking starts early # p74, Jan.31


Cost of living inGoiee union wage demands
(with illus) p84,


AFL-CIO guidelines: a * pay boost in ’70
(with illus) p102, Feb.2


Unions step up mortgage buying p106, Feb.28
New trade barrier # p44, Feb.28
Pushing trade walls # p78, Mar.7


Protectionism wins a convert (with illus) p66,
Mar.28


Unions gear up for November showdown
(with illus) pie May 9


Building & Construction
Building trades integration # p34, Feb.14
Deep-rooted builders # p82, Apr.18
Electrical


GE strike hits utilities lightly (with illus)
p36, Jan.10


No arbitration for GE # p92, Jan.24


The rough peed to GE’s settlement (with
illus) p28, Jan.3


Peace at Westinghouse # p78, Mar.7

Letter Carriers
An economy wave stays the mails p3l.
Mar.21


Untangling the mess in the Post Office (with


cover, chart, and illus) (Special Report) p78,
Mar.28


Machinists
Portable pensions # pl1l4, May 16


Marine Engineers


A marine union comes shoreside (with illus)
p98, Jan.17


Air controllers may fly with AFL-CIO (with
illus) pll12, May 16


Meat Cutters

Beef packers returning # p82, Apr.18
Armour contract wrapped up # p126, Apr.25

Painters
Mortgage money from painters # p74, Jan.31

Retail, Wholesale & Department Stores

Sales clerks do better # p34, Feb.7

Rubber
URW’s bargaining goals # p34, Feb.14
Pay takes second place # p78, Mar.7


Environmental bargaining (with illus) # p52,
Mar.28


Bad bounce for Goodyear # p126, Apr.25

Pay stretch for Goodyear # p37, June 13
Steel

Steel burns again over incentives p42, Feb.21

Big Steel workers win decision p30, June 13

# Short News Item


January-June, 1970


Teachers


Teacher’s unions step toward unity p36,
Jan.10


Textiles
Goals for textile workers # p78, Mar.7
AMK Corp.
Will AMK slip on bananas? # p30, May 9
AVCO Corp.


Day care: It’s a lot -¥ than child’s play
(with illus) p110, Mar.


Home TV from tape # p34, May 30
ABBOUD, A. Robert


Gaylord Freeman tells it like it is (with
cover, table and illus) p76, June 20


ABERNATHY, Ralph D.


Carrying on for Reuther (with illus) p82,
May 30


ABRAHAMSON, Dean


A utility learns a hard lesson (with illus)
p142, Mar.28


ACADEMY of Food Marketing


Getting food to the table in hungry lands


(with illus) p134, May 23
ACAPULCO
See Mexico
ACCIDENTS


Summer driving: action in an emergency
p89, May 30


ACCION International


A ‘Peace Corps’ for Latin slums (with illus)
p48, Jan.17


ACCOUNTANTS
The CPAs vs. the tax lawyers p121, Mar.7
ACCOUNTING


Accounting -— flares with contractors
(with illus) an.24


Is it goodbye to poolings? # p44, Feb.28


e hard new rules Po the merger game
eorth table) p50, Apr.1


A a defense accounting gains in Senate
26, May 2

Franchising: too much, too soon (with cover,
chart and illus) p54, June 27

ACKERMAN, L. C.


The new shipbuilders face a battle (with
chart, table and illus) p80, May 16


ACKERMAN, Martin


Friedrich:
p10, May 23


ACTION Now


‘Decline and Fall’ (with illus)


Dan Lufkin pursues his conscience (with
illus) p95, Jan.24


ACTIVISTS (Social)


An activist agenda for annual meetings (with


table and lus) p45, Mar.28
Activists lay plans for war on Gulf (with
illus) p23, r.1l


ADAMS, Charles W.


Coke’s formula: Keep the imoge S fresh (with
cover, table and illus) p66, Apr.25


ADAMS (Edie) Cut and Curl


Franchising: too much, too soon (with cover,
chart and illus) p54, June 27


ADDONIZIO, Hugh J.


New mayer, tries for a new Newark (with
illus) p June 27


ADLER, Nunn - Bush Shoe Co.


Men’s shoes go on the tvutique kick (with
illus) p54, Jan.3


ADVANCED Patent Technology
A speed-of-light computer memory p49,
Apr.4


Readers Report: Patently wrong p5, May 9
ADVERTISING


also Newspapers;


See Magazines;
Television


Radio;


Old-fashioned values that lead to profits
(with illus) p54, Jan.3


Free ads to prove a point # p36, Mar.14


Turn. ng, Gnates into a sales pitch (with
filus) rh2, Mar.1


Fear of Ge pill aids an industry (with illus)
p89, Mar.


Billboards ao choice targets (with illus)
p122, Apr.11


Ad boycott fells a pro-youth paper p122,
Apr.11


Geritol taken to task # p40, Apr.25

The hot magazines aim at ial targets
(with cover, _—, chart and t us) (Special
Report) p64, May


Britain: Pirate TV takes to the air (with
illus) p37, May 9


Selling old news to radio stations p134, May 23


Industrial ads: the view from the top (with
illus) p92, May 30


God and man at Detroit (with illus) p32,
June 13


Readers Report: Speaking of advertising p4,
June 27


ADVERTISING Agencies


Ad agencies have laid plans +4 tough times
(Marketing Outiook) pee. Jan.3


ADVISORY Council on Management
Improvement


Indus lente its knowledge to Washington
pl41, Feb.2


AEROSPACE Industry
North American: Rockwell cuts back (with


-illus) p33, Jan.10


Weaker thrust in 1970 (with illus) p36, Jan.24
Mepey days for North American (with illus)
p28, June 13


AGENCY for International Development


Will Compu buy a revam;
chart and illus) p31, Mar.i4


AGFA-Gevaert
Fair trade is fair game (with illus) p50,
Jan.10


aid plan? (with


Business is picking up for Agfa-Gevaert
# pl22, Mar.28


AGORA Group


An outside ~ fills the product gap (with
illus) p54, 16


AGRICULTURE


Potato growers protest with fire (with illus)
p29, Apr.4


Tilling the desert under clear plastic skies
(with illus) p92, May 9








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BUSINESS WEEK INDEX





The professor who runs Agriculture (with
chart and illus) p120, May 9


A harvest nears for Cesar Chavez (with
illus) p62, June 27


AIR-Conditioning “Utilities”


Buying chill air from _ cool utilities p69,
Jan.31


AIR Controllers


Air controllers may fly with AFL-CIO (with
illus) pll2, May 16


AIR Pollution


Who will foot oo cleanup bill? (with table
and illus) p63, Jan.3


Science yells for help against pollution (with
illus) p62, Jan.3


The professor with the answers to pollution
(with illus) p65, Jan.3


Fuel injection tries a comeback (with chart)
Jan.10


Pollution: Everyone’s in on the act (with
illus) pll6, Jan.24


Pollution stocks: Call them risky
table) p94, Jan.24


How Nixon plans to fight pollution p4l,
Jan.31


(with


Fill’er up with antismog gasoline (with illus)
# p24, Feb.7


Auto exhaust pollutants will come under
federal controls # p38, Feb.7


How og = see the pollution issue (with
illus) p86, b.7


For executives, Fun Cit


By o Rerdiilp
(with cover, map and illus) en FF


Hickel: the Cabinet’s environment man (with
cover and illus) p56, Feb.14

Wanted: a pulp mill deodorant p102, Feb.21
So the air may be cleaner # p44, Feb.21


Japan is planning attack on air pollution
# p86, Feb.28


Oil companies get the lead out (with illus)
p22, Mar.7


Keeping the lead in # p26, Mar.7


Cars to meet rigid air pollution standards
# p56, Mar.28


Government to blacklist om who pol-
lute air and water # p36, Apr.i1


The trade-offs for a better environment (with
illus) (Special Report) p62, Apr.11


Holland: Automatic sentry warns polluters
p40, May 9


Copper men see red over pollution (with
illus) p31, June 13


AIR Purifiers


How to clear the air inside your home pl12,
Feb.28


AIR Reduction Co.


Airco employees weren’t last to know pl7,
Mar.7


AIRTON, Raymond A.


The race for microfilm
ay 9


AKAI Electric Co.


Japan: a cool cat and his hot company (with
illus) p46, Apr.25


(with illus) p53,


AKAI, Saburo


Japan: a cool cat and his hot company (with
illus) p46, Apr.25


ALASKA
Imperial Oil’s Arctic strike # p40, Jan.24


U. S. Plywood’s forest of trouble (with illus)
p39, Feb.21


Delays gum up Alaska pipeline p28, Apr.18
# Short News Item


ALBERT, Carl


Congressional clash over issues # p38,
Fes. 14


Nixon still sticks to the plan (with illus)
p22, May 30


ALBERT, Eddie


God 7 ones - a new pollution line (with
fost p38. Feb. - .


ALCOHOLISM
Business fights the big hangover p1l12, Mar.7
ALEXANDER, Cecil


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ALEXANDER, Robert S.


Zenith - the rooms at the top (with illus)
p62, May 16


ALGERIA


Algeria extends nationalization to oil pro-
ducers p90, June 20


ALINSKY, Saul


An activist agenda for annual meet with
table and illus) p45, Mar.28 mee ¢


ALL Terrain Vehicle


Ae ae buggy for all terrains (with illus)
Pp.


Fun on wheels, on and off the highways
p119, Apr.11


ALLEN, Dave


How students see the pollution issue (with
illus) p86, Feb.7


ALLEN, James E. Jr.

Three state education ompeete are top y 2 ntest-
ants to succeed James Allen Jr. # p40.
June 20

ALLEN, Louis L.


a
p24,


ALLEN, William M.


oy buys into Watts (with illus)


Boeing’s future changes to cloudy (with
illus) p124, Mar.28


ALLIANCE for Labor Action


Cost of living oo union wage demands
(with illus) p84, Feb.


Union hard sell softens the South (with
illus) p60, Feb.21


ALLIS-Chalmers Mfg. Co.
Allis wins struggle (with illus) # p40, Jan.17


Allis_rejoins the power play (with chart)
p40, Foes - —


A bug-like buggy for all terrains (with illus)
p27, Mar.21


ALLSTATE Enterprises Stock Fund


mething new in stock for Sears shoppers
eth chart and illus) p120, Apr.25


Readers Report: The Allstate entry p4, May 16
ALTAMIL Corp.


At Altamil: The ex-boss didn’t fit in (with
illus) p64, Feb.14


ALTERMAN Transport Lines, Inc.
Pies teats ee roll into battle (with illus)


ALUMINUM


Kaiser with Preussag to launch an aluminum
complex # p60, Jan.3


Aluminum eyes an auto market p88, Apr.18


Aluminum prices head for the roof (with
chart) p26, Apr.18


wire that aeons the cost of copper (with
thus) p49, May 16


A finance-minded boss for Alcoa (with illus)
p40, June 27


ALUMINUM Co. of America

Winners assembled for breakthro q
ran ugh p35
A '' ——-? boss for Alcoa (with illus)
p40, June 27


AMERICAN Association for the Advancement
of Science


Science yells Ly help against pollution (with
illus) pez, Ja i -


AMERICAN Assn. of Industrial Management


How to keep the unions out of the plant
(with illus) p78, Apr.18


AMERICAN Broadcasting Co.


ABC tries again for top TV t (with illus
p28, May 16 , - ,


AMERICAN Chemical Society


cc. formulate portable pensions p38,
e


AMERICAN Economic Association


Who will foot bo | mead bill? (with table
and illus) p63, Jan.3


Who started the spiral spinning? (with illus)
p13, Jan.3


AMERICAN Express Co.


The trick is wg Be money (with cover,
chart and illus) p7


AMERICAN Flyers Airline


The dog fi


gz t over charter flights (with
chart and il


lus) p128, Feb.28
AMERICAN Football League


Pro means er - football (with table
and illus)


AMERICAN Home Products Corp.


American Home Products: a reticent giant
(with illus) p76, Mar.21


AMERICAN Management Association


Management experts have troubles, too (with
illus) p37, May 23


AMERICAN Micro-systems, Inc.


+. oor circuit that is catching up
(with i ) pl34, Apr.25


AMERICAN Motors Corp.


The dealers are still waiting (with illus) pll,
May 2


AMERICAN Selling Price


Ways & sane battles a fatigue problem
p40, Mar.1


AMERICAN Smelting & Refining Co.


General Cable’s transatlantic link (with illus)
p25, Feb.7


AMERICAN Stock Exchange
The Amex looks west # p40, Apr.25


AMERICAN Telephone & Telegraph Co.
AT&T and Comsat tangle over cables p14,
Jan.3


Readers Report: Ma Bell’s problems p6, Jan.17
Ma Bell’s money line # p40, Jan.24

~~ cn for domestic satellites p98,
Jan.31


Talk gets cheaper # p38, Jan.31


The new fashions in financing (with chart)
p21, Feb.7


AT&T: why a - chip has been fading (with
chart) p26, Feb


Readers Report: Working for Ma Bell p4.
Feb.21
Comsat loses some thrust (with illus) p38,
Feb.28


New issues lure savings pli2, Mar.14
AMES & Rollinson


Lettering with a golden touch (with illus)
p98, June 6


JANUARY-JUNE, 1970


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AMPER, Alan


Polish pays off for a scrap dealer (with
illus) p152, Mar.14


AMTORG Trading Corp.


The rush for Soviet trade gets under way
(with chart, map and illus) p102, Jan.24


ANDERSEN, Leonall C.


A March uptick adds to the confusion p21,
Apr.25


ANDERSON, John S.


The trick is man ris —* a (with cover,
chart and illus) p7 un


ANDERSON, Robert


At North American, more of the same (with
illus) p37, Feb. 28


ANDERSON, Robert Orville


Robert O. Anderson: fast draw in the oil
game (with cover and illus) p62, Apr.18


ANHEUSER-Busch, Inc.


Beer stocks stay frothy (with table) p79,
Feb.7


ANIMAL Survival


Wild game pays off for ‘Bwana Don’ (with
illus) p128, May 23


ANNENBERG, Walter H.
A media empire bows out # p44, Feb.21


A chronicle of the abuse of power (with
illus) p8, Mar.21


Readers Report: Annenberg revisited p5,
May 16


ANSOFF, Igor


A B-school for entrepreneurs of change (with
illus) p82, Apr.25


ANTAL, Louis


The UMW vs. Jock Yablonski’s ghost (with
illus) p38, May 2


ANTIMISSILE System
See Rockets and Missiles
ANTIMONY


China’s antimon ~ ag has buyers in a
bind (with ch , May 2


ANTITRUST Laws and Enforcement
Insurance rates take new route p67, Jan.3


Federal attack against racketeers in New
Jersey and elsewhere # p42, Jan.31


Repeat for General Cable # p34, Mar.21


Swiss companies are snared in antitrust net
pi21, Mar.


Antitrust subcommittee tamer in its pursuit
of concentration in industry # p36, Apr.4


FCC’s bomb for the broadcasters (with table)
p25, Apr.4


McLaren's hatchet swings at the banks (with
table) p24, Apr.4


No new legislation is needed to curb con-
glomerate mergers # p36, Apr.il


oe a license cut out competition? p20,
ay


Will AMK slip on bananas? # p30, May 9
The ag on two-tier copper (with illus)
y 30


Inland Steel’s antitrust case is double trouble
, June 6


APARTMENTS
See Housing


APOLLO 13
Lr left by Apollo 13 (with illus)
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