Vermont Racing Faces Drugs Enforce ment Questions
Reports from the Vermont racing commission indicate post race testing for Butazolidin began early, with Davis claiming tests were in place since opening and action taken when positive. Veitch criticized enforcement as inconsistent, while supporters saw progress toward stricter rules and eventual higher standards at Green Mountain Park.
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Fred P. Davis
Newport
Racing Commission
Vermont
Rees
Veitch
Davis
Pownal
Commission
Green Mountain Park
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
New York
Automation Could Mean Upheaval
New York businessman John Snyder Jr urged AFL-CIO to join with government and manufacturers to curb job losses from automation. He warned of rising unemployment and tied the issue to civil rights, urging a national effort including a reduced work week as part of the solution.
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New York
John Snyder Jr
United States
Snyder
Afl-Cio
National Association of Manufacturers
George Meany
Labor
Timberlake 推es plan to rebuild Air Force Reserve by state lines
Lt. Gen. Edward J. Timberlake urges a ready-to-go Air Force Reserve realigned along state boundaries. He proposes 48 state sectors replacing 16 regional HQs, a career incentive program, and streamlined training to boost cohesion and readiness. He aims to present the plan to the Pentagon this month.
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Robins Air Force Base
Blunt
Edward J. Timberlake
Timberlake
Continental Air Command
CONAC
Iowa
Pentagon
Associated Press
Command
Georgia
Congress
Alabama
Tampa
Fla
Continental States
Unions Seek Justice Department Probe of Newspaper Mergers
The AFL CIO calls for a DOJ investigation of mergers or suspensions in U.S. newspapers. It urges Congress to require 90 days notice before mergers and to allow court appraisals and bids to keep papers published. Arthur Rosenstock notes Hearst Scripps Howard and Newhouse dominate over half the circulation.
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New York
Aflcio
Justice Department
Congress
Department of Justice
U.S
Hearst
Scripps-Howard
Newhouse
Iraqi Coup Tops Baathist Regime in Deadly Uprising
Unofficial death toll reaches about 200 as pro-Nasser President Abdel Salam Aref appears to consolidate control in Iraq. Baghdad slowly returns to normal with shops reopening while military vehicles patrol streets and tanks guard key intersections after dawn coup rumbles into the capital.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Abdel Salam Aref
Aref
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Steve Canyon
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