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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1968
Page
7
New York officials consider metal content of collapsible tubes for toothpaste and similar products, debating whether they are tin lead or aluminum in an effort to regulate packaging materials.
Observers report air at 30 miles altitude is about 170 degrees Fahrenheit with extreme heat high above Earth. Data indicate stratospheric conditions affecting aerospace tests and climate readings near Berkeley.
Howard Hughes through Hughes Tool Co offered to buy 2 million ABC common shares at 74.25 each totaling 148.5 million in cash. If tendered, Hughes Tool would gain a substantial minority in ABC which owns WABC and other stations. The offer runs until July 15 unless extended and may trigger FCC waiver due to ownership limits.
Summitville CWF of the Christian Church met at the church. Retiring president Mrs Maxine Schultz opened with the CWF prayer and group singing led by Mrs Janice Armstrong who was installing officers for the coming year. News notes include Shoshi club plans a July family cook out and Psi Iota Sorority members attending a convention in Muncie.
An old car in Louisville, tagged with a bumper sticker reading Not For Highway Use, rolls through the town. The line highlights a humorous contrast between vintage style and modern road rules.
Paris students growing wary after Charles de Gaulle reforms win a landslide in the National Assembly. A Texas wearing youth and fellow protesters planned Monday meetings at a Sorbonne branch in Nantes area as police concerns spread. Tranquility frayed with murmurs of possible police action and clashes with De Gaulle supporters.
Washington reports quake like signals from a new proving ground north of the Caspian Sea. Swedish seismologists and the U S Atomic Energy Commission said the shocks resemble a nuclear test of 20 000 to 200 000 tons of TNT. The source noted this might reflect intensified underground testing under the 1965 limited test ban.
Cape Town AP reports that since 1960 South Africa granted more than 250000 white immigration permits while only 33245 whites were granted citizenship in the same period Interior Minister Pieter M Le Roux told Parliament.
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