Senate Panel Backs Bill to Ban Cigarette Ads on Radio TV
The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to outlaw cigarette advertising on radio and television after January 1 1971. The measure, advanced by voice vote, faces Senate debate with some reservations but broad support for ending tobacco ads. The House had passed a stricter plan and tobacco firms had discussed voluntary withdrawal if antitrust relief were granted.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Commerce
Consumers
Antiwar clashes erupt at MIT protest near Lab 5
About 300 antiwar demonstrators clashed with police outside MIT Instrumentation Laboratory No. 5 in Cambridge as 175 researchers work on Poseidon missile guidance. Police arrested a 19 year old Brooklyn man for unlawful assembly. officials say civil authorities ordered the action.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Research Laboratory
MIT
Instrumentation Laboratory No
Cutie
November Action Coalition
Philip Cronin
Cronin
Walter F. Sullivan
NAC
Students For A Democratic Society
Jerome Lettvin
Osborn Street
Ners Aly
Neae
I-Lab
Alan Fuchs
Brooklyn
N.Y
Housing Suits Filed Across Four Federal Courts
The U S government filed four housing suits alleging racial and religious bias by an Ohio developer and two Maryland firms and accusing three North Carolina real estate agents of blockbusting. Complaints seek court orders blocking illegal practices under the 1968 Fair Housing Act.
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Washington
Ohio
Maryland
North Carolina
Atty
Joh N. Mitchell
Cleveland
Baltimore
Winston-Salem
N.C
James Lee Weisner
John Lindsey Lewis Jr
Clyde J. Talbert
Morningside Manor
Lake Lucerne
Ohio City
Lake Lucerne Land Co. Inc
Lake Lucerne Club Co. Inc
A. B. Smythe Co. Inc
Irene Michael
Thurmond Sees Cold Tone in SALT Talks Progress
Sen. Strom Thurmond warned that SALT discussions lack hopeful atmosphere as Soviets leverage a West German socialist rise and U S actions. He noted Soviet numerical gains in ICBMs 1350 and SS 9 missiles 280 with warheads far stronger than U S counterparts.
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United States
Soviet Union
Strom Thurmond
West Germany
NATO
Thurmond
Nixon
U S Teenager Killed in Brazil Kidnapping Wave
Patrick Dolan 18, son of Richard J. Dolan of Swift and Co Brazil, was abducted after a ransom payment of 12 500 dollars and shot to death. Police arrested a Brazilian acquaintance. others sought. Dolan had lived in Brazil over 20 years and attended the American School of Sao Paulo.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Patrick Dolan
Richard J. Dolan
Swift and Co
Dolan
Charles R. Chandler
Arcadia
Vietnam
Chandler
University of Sao Paulo
Carlos Marighela
National Liberation Action
C. Burke Elbrick
Diana
High School Buys Plaque For War Dead
The Aiken High School student council bought a plaque honoring graduates who died in Vietnam. Anyone knowing the name of casualties should send it to Aiken High School Rutland Drive or call 648-4441.
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Aiken High School
Aiken High
Vietnam
Rutland Drive
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Burford
Crawford W. Long Memorial Hospital
Jor
Congress
National Liberation Front
Boston
Somerville
Metropolitan District Commission
Howard W Johnson
Institute
Paul E. Gray
Gray
Soviets
Ihe
Hwy Mitchell Shopping
Maidenform
U.S
Elbrick
Mexico
Brasilia
Dolans
Kansas City
St. Louis
High School
Uta Mitchell Shopping CE
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