Examining two poisons as causes in mysterious deaths
Philadelphia experts probe two poisons and cadmium as potential causes of Legionnaire’s Disease deaths linked to a recent American Legion convention. Antifreeze and plastics use are cited as sources, with authorities noting evidence in two bodies and continuing tests.
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Leonard Bachman
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Cyril Wecht
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Wecht
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Kelley Says FBI Likely Ended Burglary Plot But Uncertain
Director Clarence Kelley cautions he cannot be sure surreptitious FBI burglaries have ceased. He cites possible prosecutions for a few agents amid a larger issue and acknowledges uncertainty about ongoing illegal break-ins while moving to tighten domestic intelligence controls.
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Washington
UPI
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelley
J. Edgar Hoover
Order miners back United Mine Workers call ends strike
Union officials in four states ordered striking miners to return to work amid a back to work push for about 120 000 idled miners. Local 1759 and District 17 leaders approved ending the walkout as UMW President Arnold Miller urged compliance with union rules and law.
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Charleston
W.va
UPI
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Local 1759
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
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Cattle Feeders Meet President Ford At White House
A Nebraska and Kansas cattle feeders group will meet with President Ford at the White House to discuss low prices and industry problems. Sen. Carl Curtis and Rep. Virginia Smith of Nebraska join the delegation led by Wayne Hendrickson of Kearney.
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UPI
Nebraska
Kansas
Ford
White House
Carl Curtis
Virginia Smith
Curtis
Wayne Hendrickson
Kearney
27 000 Candy Bars Seized In FDA Action
UPI reports US marshals ordered to seize more than 27 000 Twin Rings candy bars from Palmer Candy Co as FDA sues in Omaha federal court over unsanitary conditions. Distributors in Omaha Lincoln and Norfolk store the bars pending court hearings. Palmer manager Jack Brandon disputes the FDA claims and lab-test results.
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Omaha
UPI
Iowa
Nebraska
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
FDA
Palmer Candy Co
Sioux City
Daniel Wherry
Lincoln
Norfolk
Wherry
Albert G. Schatz
Jack Brandon
Palmer Co
Brandon
Special interest groups and wealthy donors sway 1974 campaigns
A five volume Common Cause study analyzes 1974 congressional elections showing more than 40 percent of contributions came from special interest groups or individuals over 500 dollars. Labor groups led with 6.3 million, while seven Senate Finance Committee candidates drew heavy group and individual support. Public financing of congressional elections is urged.
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Washington
UPI
Common Cause
Congress
U.S. House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Mike Gravel
Dalaska
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Gaylord Nelson
Wis
Robert Dole
Rkan
Russell B. Long
Dla
Fred Wertheimer
Wattsville Club Holds Meeting in Monroe Home
Mrs. Fred Borchers hosted the Wattsville Club Tuesday afternoon. Members signed the card of the month for a shutin, Edith Hurner won the door prize and bingo high prize, while Mrs. Albert Schmidt and Mrs. Stella Hobbensiefken tied for low. September meeting planned with Mary Marcek. The Vinson Massif fact is noted as Antarctica’s highest point at 16.86 feet.
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Antarctica
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