Exempt Birth Control Pills From Kid Proof Packaging
The Consumer Product Safety Commission exempted 19 brands of birth control pills from child proof packaging to preserve cycle-tracking features. The current packaging uses circular month windows with days and a foil back, which would be disrupted by a single bottle cap.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
R. David Pittle
Commission
Pittle
Air Force bars horse feed sale at commissaries
Sen. William Proxmire forced an air force review after a Moron Air Force Base commander used a government vehicle to move horse chow to private stables. The incident involved 10 tons of horse feed flown from Addis Ababa to Moron and transported 10 miles by a Spanish government contract vehicle. The air force now limits pet food sales to household use and reaffirmed focus away from cavalry.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Air Force
Proxmire
D-Wis
Moron Air Force Base
Spain
Addis Ababa
Ethiopa
Moron
Gerald McKay
Ethiopia
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DuPont Walston to Sell Assets and Close
DuPont Walston Inc a major Wall Street brokerage controlled by H Ross Perot says it will sell its assets and go out of business citing continued operating losses. The firm will operate until assets and operations are sold while DuPont Glore Forgan may also wind down as a key customer exits.
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Walter Auch
DuPont Walston
New York Stock Exchange
Auch
Perot
Electronic Data Systems Corp
Dallas
DuPont Glore Forgan
Nixon Staff Told to Report Press Contacts
White House staff members were asked to report any contacts with news media. Deputy press secretary Gerald Warren said there was no intent to intimidate or curb chatter, only to track concerns raised by the press. He did not know if Nixon was aware of the request. Reports go to the White House press office headed by Ronald Ziegler.
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Washington
White House
Gerald Warren
Warren
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Senator Bricker Accuses Ike Over Treaty Amendment Charges
Twenty years ago Senator Bricker of Ohio accused President Eisenhower of circulating erroneous charges regarding Bricker’s proposed constitutional amendment to curb the Chief Executive’s treaty making powers.
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Bricker
Ohio
Eisenhower
Psychiatrist explores capital punishment's role in triggering assassins
Dr. David A. Rothstein of Michael Reese Medical Center argues that execution threats fail to deter and may provoke killers. He cites Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan as examples and calls for more research while noting Illinois now allows capital punishment under certain conditions. Dr. Andelman invites reader letters to The Gazette.
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John F. Kennedy
Supreme Court
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Dr. Rothstein
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Martin Luther King
Sirhani Sirhan
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Wage ceiling order caps farm worker pay at 2400
Thirty years ago the War Food Administration under Marvin Jones issued a wage control program for agricultural workers setting maximum annual ceilings of 2400 dollars marking an unprecedented move in U S farm policy.
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Marvin Jones
Denture Adhesive Promises Firmer Hold For Loose Teeth
Worries about dentures slipping are addressed with FASTEETH Powder. The product claims longer, steadier hold for dentures and encourages regular dental checkups for proper fit and health.
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