Soong Tseng Tsao Dies. Nationalist Financial Leader and Aide
Soong Ching Ling? Soong Kao? No, Soong Tseng-vej? Soong died Sunday night after collapsing at a friend's apartment following a dinner. An autopsy found a rod lodged in his windpipe as the cause. He was a longtime financial brain of the Chinese Nationalist government and adviser to Chiang Kai-shek, who faced his exile in Formosa in 1949. He helped channel American aid to China before World War II and held multiple posts including minister of finance and premier during crises.
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Televised Baseball Costs Stoking Network Debate
Hollywood report says NBC TV loses money on weekly baseball, viewing the World Series and All-Star game as the main payoffs. Executives note football audiences are preferred and ABC TV could grab weekly games if it expands athletic prime time.
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Dating Game and Guiding Light Air on Afternoon Schedule
A garbled TV listing shows Dating Game and Guiding Light among programs. Other items include Hospital drama General Hospital and One Life to Live with scattered titles and times, creating a mixed daytime lineup.
Former AG Ramsey Clark Ordered Hoover to Use FBI Against Leftist Groups
AP reports former Attorney General Ramsey Clark allegedly told J Edgar Hoover to unleash FBI resources against groups such as the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and other dissidents. Time magazine published a memorandum claiming Clark’s order. Clark later said he had not seen any documents and did not know their contents.
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Health official foresees strong job market for grads
U S official Elliot Richardson says this year's college graduates will find jobs, with few unemployed by choice. NSF director William McElroy adds engineering and science grads have good prospects but aerospace engineers may face tight demand.
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Attacks by Viet Reds Inflict Heavy Losses
In South Vietnam over the weekend the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces intensified attacks. Communiques report at least 49 South Vietnamese killed and 163 wounded, with 100+ houses destroyed in air strikes. U.S. forces endured seven killed, 80 wounded, and five civilians were killed or wounded.
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Five Cadets Die in Plane Crash Near Cheyenne
Five men aboard a transport aircraft were killed after a plane returning from a field trip to North Dakota crashed near Cheyenne. The 15 cadets aboard had been visiting missile sites with Lt Col Frank Brounink reporting the scene as flames engulfed the wreckage and several bodies were found.
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Government targets phony cents off promotions by FTC and FDA
Washington agencies near final approval of rules to curb misleading “cents off” offers. Labels would show Regular price and Cents off and You pay amounts, and economy size packs must prove real savings. Critics say promotions cheat consumers and retailers may keep the discount.
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Your Money's Worth Storm Toll in Philippines
Manila AP report says tropical storm Warda caused at least 200 deaths and over 100 missing in central Philippines. The system brought heavy rain and winds up to 50 miles per hour, capsizing boats and flooding riverbanks as it moved toward the South China Sea.
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Cautionary Guide Warns on Investment Advice Quality
New York report critiques the investment advisory industry and urges investors to conduct personal due diligence. It emphasizes evaluating advisers, brokerage firms, and funds, avoiding reliance on hot tips, and recognizing that promised miracles are rare.
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FDA proposes clackers curb to curb toy hazards
The FDA proposes regulations to control clackers a popular toy made by many firms. The agency cites millions sold and about 100 makers with injuries from shattering balls and flying fragments. FDA Commissioner Edwards notes ongoing reports of injuries as tests proceed.
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Agnew decries antiwar protests and enemy-nation banners
Vice President Agnew denounces demonstrators in Washington as a small fraction of the population and condemns banners he calls grotesque and macabre carried by Americans. He argues it is fashionable to praise enemy nations while criticizing U S officials.
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Bnai Brith Award Given to Chicago Leader Robert Gavin
The national Bnai Brith Foundation presents its Great America award to Robert Gavin, chairman and chief executive of Montana The. The Chicago figure is honored for his leadership.
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Pennsylvania GOP Congressman Robert Corbett Dies at 66
Rep. Robert Corbett of suburban North Hills, long time ranking Republican on the postal and civil service panel, died Sunday at age 66. He had served in the House since 1944 after an earlier defeat in 1940 and was a prominent GOP figure in Pennsylvania politics.
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