Candy Ads With Athletes Are Now Barred
The FTC bans Beatrice Foods from using athlete or athletic organization endorsements for Holloway Milk Duds and other snacks. It alleges ads imply racing to athletic performance via candy and mislead about endorsements by groups including the Major League Baseball Players Association.
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Washington
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Beatrice Foods Co
Chicago
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Beatrice
Holloway
Major League Baseball Players Association
Paradise Plumes Displayed in Bird of Paradise Courtship
The male bird of paradise flaunts his ornate plumes during the courting season to attract the female. The display showcases vibrant feathers and dramatic plumage as part of mating rituals observed in avian behavior.
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Paradise
Dear Abby Advice Columns From Ailing Marriages And Work Harassment
Dear Abby addresses reader problems on marital strain social plans and workplace harassment. A long suffering wife wants more shared initiative from her husband while Betty the Bookkeeper seeks action against a flirtatious manager and a divorced mother contemplates attending her son’s wedding with or without his father’s wife. The columnist offers direct guidance and blunt realities.
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Abby
Plan Early Post On G I Yale Packages
Boston AP reports regular mail deadlines for Christmas packages to armed forces in Vietnam and other theaters. Postmaster George Walker urges complete military addresses with ZIP codes and a duplicate inside each parcel to ensure delivery by October 27.
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Vietnam
George Walker
Stmaster
Walker
Thailand
Taiwan
Philippines
Okinawa
New Zealand
Korea
Japan
Indonesia
Burma
Australia
Antarctic
Today In History highlights key events on Sept 27
On this date in 1964 the Warren Commission ruled Oswald acted alone in Kennedy's assassination. Other milestones include 1779 John Adams named to negotiate peace, 1904 a woman arrested for smoking on Fifth Avenue, 1939 Warsaw fell to Germany, 1945 Hirohito met MacArthur in Tokyo.
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Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
John Adams
Britain
Fifth Avenue
New York
Warsaw
Japan
Hirohito
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Tokyo
Turkey
Nuclear Ship Savannah Launch Highlighted in Almanac
The NS Savannah, the first atomic powered merchant vessel, launched July 21 1959 in Camden New Jersey. It measures 595 feet in length and displaces 15 585 tons. Other nuclear merchant ships include Lenin USSR Mutsu Japan Otto Hahn Germany.
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Savannah
Camden
N.J
Lenin
Us.s.r
Mutsu
Japan
Otto Hahn
Germany
Asen
Halt Shipping to Cuba Prompted by U S Request
A brief recap notes a U S move to halt shipping to Cuba at Washington's urging. It recalls past UN calls for halting U S bombing in North Vietnam as a peace step and a 1960s Anchorage meeting between President Nixon and Emperor Hirohito.
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U.S
U.N
Canada
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Nixon
Japan
Hirohito
Anchorage
Alaska
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Arthur Penn
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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