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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

7

Prisoners Might Be Released If U.S. Announces Viet Withdrawal

Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford said there is reason to believe North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong would release all American prisoners within 30 days if the United States announces its withdrawal from Vietnam. He spoke Tuesday, indicating a potential détente move amid ongoing talks.

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Pop music seeks more serious outlets in 1968

London reports that pop composers and musicians push toward serious forms and orchestral collaboration. John Tavener, a 26 year old Londoner, writes Celtic Requiem performed by the London Sinfonietta with funding from the Gulbenkian Foundation, while Michel Colombier creates Wings a pop cantata with classical and jazz forces featuring Bill Medley.

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Sesame Street blocked out on British TV test run

United States producers and British Harlech Television tested Sesame Street in Britain with two chapters in March. Officials consider a national time slot while noting concerns about safety of personnel and possible withdrawal timelines amid Vietnam War discussions.

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FDA Tightens Rules On Drug Promotion

The FDA announces new rules requiring disclosure on prescription drug labeling and advertising. The National Academy of Sciences found varying effectiveness among drugs and will influence physicians toward fully effective options. The rule applies to doctors and pharmaceutical promotion starting October.

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Organic Food Exponent Rodale Dies On TV Set

J J Rodale leading exponent of organic foods died of a heart attack Monday night while explaining his formula for health to Dick Cavett during a taping. He was 72. Rodale publications earned from Organic Gardening and Farming magazine with 700000 circulation. The magazine is based at Rodale Experimental Organic Farm in Emmaus Pennsylvania where he lived with his wife. Hoofbeats Plan Two Summer Events.

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Trailable Houseboat Aims to Redefine Camping Mobility

James F. Taylor of Raleigh North Carolina unveils the Trailable Houseboat a versatile vehicle that shifts from land camper to watercraft. The design combines a camper home with a runabout and catamaran option enabling seamless transitions between land and water exploration.

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Oyster Strings May Boost Chesapeake Yields

Marine biologist William Shaw leads a project to grow oysters on strings in the Eastern Shore, claiming higher yields and faster growth than bottom beds. The string culture attaches young oysters to old shells on suspended lines, reducing reliance on traditional shell-setting points and promising up to two tons per acre annually.

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