Auto Safety Air Bag Raises Alarm On 1971 Plans
The experimental passive restraint air bag could inflate with a loud bang triggering hearing concerns. Dr. Richard G. Snyder notes biophysical and legal drawbacks including possible 170 decibel explosions and potential lawsuits, while Ford and GM push toward 1970 car release with venting and safety fixes. Immigration stats show Britain admitted 53,069 immigrants in 1968, lowest since 1962, with 50,000 from Commonwealth nations and 3,000 from Australia, Canada, and New Zealand.
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Snyder
Ford
General Motors
London
Britain
British Home Office
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Africa
West Indies
Asia
India
Pakistan
Notice to Consumers of Broad Spectrum Antibiotics
State of Indiana files antitrust action in the Southern District of New York against Pfizer, Am-Cyanamid, Bristol-Myers, Olin, and Upjohn for 1954 to 1966 broad spectrum antibiotic sales. A nationwide settlement offer of 100 million dollars is proposed. Consumers may exclude by August 1 1969 or file claims by August 16 1969 for Aureomycin Tetramycin and tetracycline purchases.
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Indiana
Theodore L. Sendak
United States District Court
Southern District of New York
Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc
American Cyanamid Company
Bristol-Myers Company
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
Squibb
Upjohn Company
United States
Puerto Rico
P.O. Box
Bronx
New York
Attorney General to Forward Out of State Claims
The Attorney General will forward claims for purchases made outside the State to the attorneys general of the states where such purchases occurred, if those states participate in the settlement.
Illness and Death in Alexandria Obituaries
Two death notices from Alexandria list Don G Arnold and Mary A Plackard dying after illnesses. Arnold, 69, longtime Johns Manville executive, is survived by a widow, four daughters, a son, a brother, and 15 grandchildren. services in Alexandria with Masonic and Elks rites. Plackard, 66, of 706 S Harrison, is survived by two daughters, a son, a sister, two brothers, and six grandchildren. services to be held at Noffze Funeral Home with interment at IOOF Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Don G. Arnold
Karl M. Kyle
Albert E. Neher
First Baptist Church
Parkview Cemetery
Johns Manville Corp
Masonic Lodge
Elks Lodge
Jay City
Charles
Minnie Whitney Arnold
Goldie I. DeBruller
Byron
May Louise) Cunningham
James
Janet) Spade
Wilfred
Donnabelle) Alien
Summitville
David J
Jean) Westerman
Huntington
William C. Arnold
Indianapolis
Ivan G. Arnold
Kyle Mortuary
Mary Plackard
Mary A. Plackard
S. Harrison St
Noffze
Albert Neher
IOOF
Plackard
Community Hospital
Anderson
The
Eastern Star
Milford
Bessie Craig
Joe
Naomi) McDonald
Upland
Gene
Marilyn) Frazier
Muncie
Don Plackard
John McElfresh
Gary
Aldah Marsh
Earl Craig
Norman Craig
Early Bird Replaces New Model In Sat Comms Glitch
Comsat reports Atlantic Intelsat II failed when a revolving antenna locked in place, noon Sunday. To restore service across North America, Caribbean, Latin America and Europe, Early Bird, launched in 1965, is reactivated and operating with Atlantic Intelsat II while Intelsat III antenna issues are addressed. Live color TV coverage plans for Prince of Wales events and Apollo 11 support remain, but Latin America service will face telephone circuit cuts and Puerto Rico links may be interrupted.
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Washington
UPS
Atlantic Ocean
The
Communications Satellite Corporation
Comsat
North America
Caribbean
Latin
America
Europe
Early Bird
Charles
Prince of Wales
England
Indian Ocean
Pacific
Intelsat
Japan
Latin America
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
New Albany Youth Drowns In Lake
New Albany Indiana nine year old David Coogle drowned Monday afternoon in a lake on a nearby farm nine miles west of New Albany state police reported. The boy was reportedly under water four times as Alan Herbel ll called for help and the body was recovered eighteen feet from the bank by troopers.
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New Albany
Ind
David Coogle
Alan Herbelll
Miles installed as commander of Legion Post 487
Lawrence E. Miles has been installed as the new commander of Benjamin Harrison American Legion Post 487 at the Finance Center, U. S. Army, Indianapolis. The post is formed from civil service and military personnel assigned to the Fort Harrison installation.
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Lawrence E. Miles
Shady Lane
Benjamin Harrison American Legion
Finance Center
U. S. Army
Indianapolis
Fort Harrison
Accountants Return From Indiana Society Convention
Accountants A. G. Banning and P. M. Knouse of Anderson have returned from the 23rd annual state convention of the Indiana Society of Public Accountants held in Evansville June 25 through 27.
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A. G. Banning
P. M. Knouse
Anderson
Indiana Society of Public Accountants
Evansville
Fertilizer Exports Boost Formosa Revenue and Volume
Formosa reported fertilizer exports earning 3,648,154 dollars last year with an expected total export volume of 795,000 metric tons, marking a 33.5 percent rise over 1968. Trade data indicate continued growth in fertilizer shipments and revenue for the year ahead.
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Taipei
Formosa
Mangas Brothers End 46 Years of Feeding Elwood
Elwood's Mangas brothers Jack and George close the cafe after nearly 46 years in the same area. George stays a month to help the Ritzenthaler firm continue the name and staff. The brothers opened their first Sweet Shoppe in 1928, then the current cafe in 1941, raising funds for war bonds and serving servicemen during World War II.
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Mangas Brothers
Elwood
Mangas
Jack
George
Cash Register
Ritzenthaler
Barrington, Ill
Jack Mangas
United States
Greece
Theodore Lambesis
Chicago
Perry
Ellery
Georgia Akatkatos
Display The Flag Urges The Legion
The American Legion asks all residents to fly the American Flag daily and offers information on buying and installing flags at 552-7848. In East Alton Illinois, authorities report up to 2 million deer die of starvation during a year of heavy snowfall across the United States.
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Elwood
American Legion
Alton
Ill
United States
Civic Center Group Announces Meeting at Legion Hall
Elwood announces an 8 p.m. meeting at the American Legion Hall to present architectural plans and the latest funding report from various organizations. The public is invited to attend.
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Elwood
American Legion Hall
Mercy Hospital Admits and Dismisses Patients
Elwood area admissions to Mercy Hospital include Mrs. John J. Seibold of Alexandria Mrs. Edward Kleyla from Rt 2 and Mrs. Donald Tomlinson of Por tage along with Randy Keller of Anderson Dismissals list Mrs. Edwin Miller of Alexandria Mrs. James Maxwell and baby of Anderson Iowa and Illinois are noted as the two largest corn producing states.
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Elwood
Mercy Hospital
John J. Seibold
Alexandria
Edward Kleyla
Rt. 2
Donald Tomlinson
Portage
Randy Keller
Anderson
Edwin Miller
James Maxwell
Baby
Iowa
Illinois
Four babies born to Eva Eneborg with one death at Cerebro Hospital
UPI reports in Cerebro Sweden that Eva Eneborg 25 who used fertility drugs gave birth to quadruplets on Wednesday. One girl weighed two pounds eight ounces died soon after birth. A boy is critical, the other girl and boy are well.
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UADS
Cerebro
Sweden
UPI
Eva Eneborg
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API
Richard G. Snyder
National Highway Safety Research Safety Institute
University of Michigan
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Bronx, N.Y
P.O
Cy Loy
Indiana Bell
Indiana Bell Business Office
Chaky
Moore
Moore's
Back Wall
Volkswagen
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Aypes
Southdale Plaza Shopping
Columbus Ave
Don Arnold
Miles
Civic Center Group
Whitesel
Donut Shop
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