Columbia Waters Down Strickman Cigaret Filter Venture
New York AP Columbia University said it washed its hands of the Strickman cigarette filter, calling involvement a well intentioned mistake. The inventor Robert Strickman announced licensing to Imperial Tobacco Canada with first filters to market by June, and the university turned patent rights to a charitable Mollie Sarver Foundation headed by Robert Katz.
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Columbia University
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Robert Strickman
Suitt
Katz
New Foundation
Columbia
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University
Warren Magnuson
Dwash
Senate Commerce Committee
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
British American Tobacco
William Suitt
Mollie Sarver
College of Physicians and Surgeons
the Heights Educational Foundation
Mollie Sarver Foundation
Robert Katz
Seagram Corp
Giordano Promises Drug Penalties Target Traffickers
Commissioner Henry Giordano told a House Commerce subcommittee that proposed penalties for LSD possession would target pushers, not experimenting students. He noted marijuana penalties under federal law and questioned prosecutions of students involved with marijuana.
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Washington, D.C
Henry Giordano
Giordano
House Commerce
Milwaukee Collectors Given Dignified Title
The Milwaukee garbagemen are renamed combustible truck leaders after a council action urged by Public Employes union local 61. The choice aims to dignify sanitation workers without altering duties.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Union Local 61
Eastern Iowa Drive-In Association Forms in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids area operators of 20 ice cream and food drive-ins met Tuesday to form the Eastern Iowa Drive-in Association. Tom Burke was elected president with James Myren as vice president and Paul Burke as secretary treasurer. Lou Springman became first vice-president of the National Drive-in Association, with the local group to affiliate. The aim is to uphold industry standards and expand membership across the northeast quarter of Iowa.
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Assa
Tom Burke
James Myren
Paul Burke
Lou Springman
National Drive-in Assn
Eastern Iowa
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City housing aide resigns over lack of internal solutions
Timothy Cooney assistant administrator of the city housing and development administration resigns saying the city's problems cannot be solved from within the city government. He will lobby for more federal aid for new housing and slum cleanup with a committee planning a winter confrontation with Congress.
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NEW York
Timothy Cooney
Housing and Development Administration
Cooney
Committee
Congress
Priest Sentenced for Homicide in Pangasinan Quarrel
In Pangasinan province near Manila, Rev. Jose Simon Estrada received 8 to 17 years for homicide and illegal firearm possession after a 1965 clash over parish funds left Rev. Isidro Estrada dead. He was fined 250 pesos and ordered to pay damages to heirs. bail remains as appeal proceeds.
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Jose Simon Estrada
Pangasinan
Isidro Estrada
Father Estrada
Realtors Join Campaign To Make America Better
The Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors will map plans to participate locally in the nationwide Make America Better program from the National Association of Realtors. President Donald S. Kuhn said the project aims to solve major city and town problems with seven objectives including housing rehabilitation, education for families, and non-discriminatory housing marketing.
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Cedar Rapids
Kuhn
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