Suppressed Report of Food Poisoning Shocks Des Moines
Des Moines health officials admit concealing details of a salmonella Panama outbreak at a October National PEO convention to avoid harming the caterer, while investigations continue. Norman Pawlewski said the department aimed to prevent sensational press leakage during the inquiry.
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Nes Moines
UPI
State Department of Health
Des Moines
Robert Ray
Norman Pawlewski
Preventive
James Speers
Cereston
Tir Kirkwood
Iowa Beef Probe and Southeast Health Tangle
The report outlines a food poisoning outbreak investigation tied to Iowa and Washington state health officials. It cites Rep Mezvinsky accusing officials of concealing details and notes a CDC involvement. Separately a Dakota City plant strike escalates with police, union actions, and a shooting near the plant, with International union calls for a Java Beef boycott. In Vietnam, the U S Navy turns over a Mekong base to South Vietnam amid clashes with Viet Cong and militiamen, signaling continued river warfare.
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U.S
Saigon
Dakota City
CDC
Neb
Iowa Beef
Packers, Inc
Iis
Nebraska
Raymond Gonzales
Sioux City
Keith Jensen
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America
State Patrol
International
Union of Food Workers Assas
Geneva
Switzerland
IDF
Gonzales
Omm
Marlin Pardekooper, Jr
Union
U. 5 Navy
South Vietnam
Mekong Delta
My Tho
Nguyen van Lich
U. S
Feid
Delta
Ammunition Record Requirement Repealed by Nixon
President Nixon signed a bill repealing the requirement for dealers to keep records of life and shotgun ammunition sales. The law does not apply to pistol cartridges or ammunition usable for both rifles and pistols.
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Washington
Nixon
LAFF A DAY: Vacuum Cleaner Question Sparks Banter
A lighthearted LAFF A DAY strip ponders why vacuum cleaners aren’t built like they used to. The cartoon displays a character wondering about modern designs and quirks, prompting a playful exchange about technology and nostalgia.
Chief of Mine Union Accused in a Labor Report
The government alleges United Mine Workers President W A Boyle raised salaries for officials including his brother and daughter without proper approval. It cites unverified expense payments, a $15.1 million retirement fund lacking required disclosures, and improper reporting of a $14 million loan to a union owned Delaware corporation. The matter was referred to the Justice Department and IRS.
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Washington
United ‘Mine Workers
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Labor Department
Delaware Corporation
Justice Department
Internal Revenue Service
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