Senate bill creates independent agency to conquer cancer
The Senate voted 79 to 1 to create an independent cancer research agency to absorb the National Cancer Institute and coordinate funding and program direction, reporting directly to the president. Supporters see enhanced focus while critics warn it could weaken NIH.
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D-Calif
Nixon Advisors Report On Foreign Policy Matters
President Nixon met with key advisers for a review of foreign policy with signals that Southeast Asia was not the sole focus. Earlier talk centered on a CIA chief Richard Helms trip to the Middle East and other unspecified topics. In Indianapolis, Catherine Fowler led a prison escape from the Indiana Women's Prison, triggering a manhunt for two accomplices as Fowler was recaptured after a dramatic altercation involving a screwdriver and guards.
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Nixon and Haig discuss Viet Nam wind-down plan at Paris talks
White House officials including Haig and Warren weigh how to respond to the Viet Nam peace proposal as Nixon seeks private discussions, while Ziegler notes the Paris forum as the proper venue. Nebraska disaster aid and a Navy installations post are announced amid White House activity.
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Nebraska
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Coast Guard Issues Alert For Seafarer Brenton
The Coast Guard issued a three nation alert in search of British adventurer Francis Brenton who left March 23 in a 20 foot catamaran fashioned from two decked over dugout canoes to cross the Atlantic. Brenton, a veteran explorer, built the Sarape craft at the Amazon headwaters in Peru and last reported from Portsmouth Virginia.
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Evansville senior Sayre named to eighth Dean's List
Douglas E. Sayre of Anderson, a University of Evansville senior and secondary education major, is among 490 students placed on the spring Dean's List. He has earned the honor eight times, for maintaining at least a 3.3 GPA with 12 or more credit hours in the quarter.
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Voter Registration Open at Democratic Booth
Voters aged 18 to 21 can register at the Democratic booth below the grandstand near the center at Anderson Free Fair. Paid for by Democratic Central Committee. Morris Johns, President. Chester Lawrence, Secretary.
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State Supreme Court Won't Hear Police Residency Appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from a state appellate ruling that effectively exempts police chiefs from residency rules. The case concerns Lester Morton, a retired Terre Haute officer named Brazil police chief, with the Fraternal Order of Police and Stanley Palm Jr. as plaintiffs. Regulations require chiefs first appointed before age 35 to live in the city, a rule extended to other officers in fifth-class cities.
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Government Orders Recall of Bon Vivant Soups
The FDA and Agriculture Department announced a recall of all soups, sauces, and canned foods from Bon Vivant Soups Inc of Newark New Jersey after many defective cans were found. Botulinum toxin was confirmed in five cans and federal inspectors search over 2000 Bon Vivant products for contamination and processing defects. Authorities removed all production from the market until safety questions are resolved.
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Food and Drugs
Bounty Mutiny Descendant Dies On Pitcairn Isle
Flora Christian, a 62 year old descendant of Fletcher Christian the mutiny leader on the Bounty, died on Pitcairn Island. Tom Christian, the island’s radio officer, reported the death to the Voice of Prophecy. The death reduces Pitcairn’s population to 82.
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