14 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1969
Page
1
Washington reports animal studies show chromosome breaks in bone marrow and reproductive cells after exposure to a metabolite of cyclamate, but experts caution against extending results to humans without evidence.
In Paris the United States urged better treatment of American prisoners held by North Vietnam. Talks resumed with no sign of policy change from Hanoi or Viet Cong since Ho Chi Minh's death. Lodge highlighted inhuman conditions and the lack of mail access, noting about 400 prisoners exist and only around 100 can mail.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP morale problems hit Armenea spaceport as Apollo 22 nears launch for the second moon crew Officials expect no delay to the November 14 Apollo 1 blastoff Manpower cuts and post Apollo 11 euphoria blamed for reduced alertness cited by managers and aerospace executives, who stress boosting morale remains crucial though no schedule risk is seen
Sen. Hruska of Nebraska declares bid to become Republican Senate leader succeeding Dirksen. The race includes Sen. Scott and Sen. Baker with possible fourth entrant Len Allott. Ogilvie to appoint a successor to Dirksen next week.
Israeli planes attacked along the western Gulf of Suez shore with a land strike at Abu Daraj south of Suez Port. Cairo said Egyptian jets hit Israeli positions on the gulf’s eastern shore and in southern Sinai but returned without resistance.
Washington AP The Department of Health and Education and Welfare defends its civil rights efforts amid questions after the U S Civil Rights Commission accused the administration of slowing desegregation. It cites more desegregation this month than at any school opening in U S history and notes 106 voluntary plans negotiated since the Republicans took office, compared with 177 last year.
Washington reports say President Nixon’s forthcoming draft order will not include a lottery or a younger first drafting scheme. Sources said the administration plans no sweeping changes to the Selective Service Act and will focus on directives to guide future troop withdrawal from Vietnam rather than broad policy shifts.
In a tense session, black politicians including Dr Iverson Bell and Rep Shirley Chisholm grilled Welfare Secretary Robert Finch over Nixon's New Federalism. They said the plan would erode civil rights gains and oppose its impact on welfare, while Finch defended budget limits and administration aims.
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