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...confirm that the low-salt way may become the wave of the future, Morton Norwich, which converts millions of pounds of salt into dollars every year, reports that sales have dropped 10% over the past five years. But the company need not be glum. Sales of Morton's salt substitutes have risen 12%. So have the sales of other brands of table-salt substitutes. Store managers report NoSalt, perhaps because of its TV advertising, is selling so fast they cannot keep it in stock...
...convictions held against handguns' are based on the press sensationalization of the deaths they cause. Do the town fathers of Morton Grove [Feb. 1] expect every lawbreaking criminal to rush to turn in an illegal weapon...
Corporation members said the rate of turnover varies, but that the last appointment was two years ago, when Heiskell replaced John Morton Blum, a Yale professor...
...linage was still dropping, from an anemic 28% in November, to 24% in January, compared with the 60% commanded by the morning Inquirer (circ. 424,000). After losing $21.5 million in 1981, the Bulletin was dropping nearly $3 million per month when Charter gave up. Said Publishing Analyst John Morton: "Anyone trying to sell a newspaper in that condition would need a mask...
Almost every American in his 40s or older remembers where he was on the April afternoon in 1945 when he heard that Roosevelt had died. John Morton Blum, now a historian at Yale, was then 23 and serving in the Pacific as a Navy lieutenant, executive officer of a patrol craft, PC 616. His small ship had just arrived at Tulagi in the Solomon Islands and had routinely asked for news. Thus came the message that Roosevelt was dead...