Marcos Calls for Public Order and Broad Reforms
President Marcos unveils reforms to calm society and expand controls. Troops push a “friendly persuasion” against long hair and noise as ROTC teams teach driving habits and line etiquette. Newsrooms, ads, and gossip columns face bans while press coverage shifts to straight reporting. Police and officials crack down on firearms and crime to boost tourism and stability.
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Tatad
Armed Forces
Tarad
ROTC
Asia
Fookien Times
Mamila
Phillippines
United States
Defense
Juan Ponce Enrile
Marcos
Cancer Care Report Misleading Causes Public Confusion
Oak Ridge National Laboratory scientists regret a misunderstood cancer report that sparked a false belief of a major cancer breakthrough. The release described a mechanism to stimulate immune defenses against cancer, not a proven cure, with vast inquiries from the public and researchers worldwide. Researchers emphasize BCG immunotherapy as ongoing work, not an immediate cure, and note a conference in Bethesda to discuss its role.
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New York
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Oak Ridge
United States
Japan
Argentina
England
Australia
Michgael G. Hanna Jr
Hanna
Oak Ridge Biology Division
National Cancer Institute
NCI
Berton Zbar
Herbert J. Rapp
Edmund Klein
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Bethesda
Senate approves higher Social Security earnings limit
The Senate voted 76 to 5 to let retired Social Security recipients earn up to 3000 dollars a year without losing benefits, up from 1680 previously. Critics argue the Mansfield amendment raises costs and benefits higher earners, while some oppose eliminating the earnings test entirely. The measure ties to a 15.2 billion dollar welfare reform bill with focus on welfare families and work requirements.
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Washington
Senate
House
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Russell B. Long
D-La
Bennett
Nixjars Cemecy
Sen
U.S
Long
Affidavits Issued For Petitioners In Open Ballot Case
Monroe County officials provide affidavits to petition signers who object to being labeled as supporting the Communist Party. Signers may file affidavits with the attorney general to clarify they endorsed open ballots without party support. Marilyn F. Schultz, Bloomington Democratic candidate, says she believed in open ballots but did not back the Communist Party. Gen. Theodore Sendak seeks removal of her name from the petition.
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Bloomington
Ind
Monroe County
Attorney General’s Office
Communist Party
Marilyn F. Schultz
State
Sut
Atty. i
Atty
Theodore L. Sendak
Buster Brown Dies At Age 84 In Texas Hospital
Ed mond Ansley, 84, renowned as the real life Buster Brown mascot for 27 years, died Tuesday night in a Gainesville hospital of an apparent heart attack. The Hugo, Oklahoma native retired in 1937 after promoting the Brown Shoe Co line with his blond wig red suit and white glove collar. He toured nationwide with five Boston terriers named Tige and spoke of county seat journeys.
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HUGO
Okla
Edmond Ansley
Buster Brown
Gainesville
Tex
Ansley
The
Brown Shoe Co
Tige
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Cancer Care
Jame Liverman
Deanee
Boat Club
Cinecom
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Mounds
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FBI
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MON
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Europe
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Mounds Mall
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