Business Dips Because of News Strike--Phil Simon stands behind counter in his luncheonette in the Queens section of New York City with few newspapers to sell and with his business off $600 to $700 a week. The strike of the city's nine major newspapers has affected thousands of small stores in the metropolitan area as they lean heavily on daily paper sales to attract buyers for other products.
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Business Dips Because of News Strike--Phil Simon stands behind counter in his luncheonette in the Queens section of New York City with few newspapers to sell and with his business off $600 to $700 a week. The strike of the city's nine major newspapers has affected thousands of small stores in the metropolitan area as they lean heavily on daily paper sales to attract buyers for other products.

Associated Press · [ca. January 1963]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Newspaper Workers: U.S.

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