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Ever since he took over the New Orleans Item three years ago, Publisher David ("Tommy") Stern has faced a double-barreled shotgun in the hands of his competition. Rival Publisher Leonard K. Nicholson used both his New Orleans morning Times-Picayune and afternoon States to keep Stern's afternoon Item in check. Two years ago Stern found an ally, when the Justice Department started an antitrust suit against Nicholson's papers. The Government's main charge: unfair competition by Nicholson, because he forced advertisers to put ads in both his papers, even if they wanted to advertise...
Last week, in a precedent-making decision, Federal Judge Herbert W. Christenberry ruled that Nicholson's unit rates were indeed unfair competition. Thus, what started out as a local fight blossomed into an issue affecting more than 170 newspapers all over the U.S.; many publishers who own morning and evening papers in one city also use the unit advertising rates, i.e., advertisers must buy space in both papers to get in either...
Hostilities commenced about noon, when Henry B. Burnett, Jr. '52 parked his car in front of the Center on Arrow Street and started to repair his accelerator. Holland and James S. Nicholson '54 stopped to superintend...
Feeney also told Nicholson, a Negro. "That's a fine thing--enslaving yourself to these Jews. Is that how you expect to become white...
ARTHUR F. NICHOLSON Indiana...