Senators Push to Reshape FDA Into Consumer Protection Giant
Washington lawmakers weigh dissolving FDA and merging its functions into a broader consumer protection department. Sen. Moss and Sen. Magnuson urge a super agency uniting FDA, meat inspection, and fabrics controls, aiming for historic impact and independence for FDA officials. HEW would retain supervisory ties amid political questions.
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Purchase building site for Girls Town Omaha
Officials of Girls Town report a building site has been purchased for the new Girls Town. Negotiations concluded for a 1 acre site on the southwest corner of Interstate 680 and Maple Street. Other sites were under consideration. No start date announced. construction expected to take about 18 months.
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The Gore Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
The Gore Telegram lists delivery and mail rates for Columbus Nebraska and surrounding counties. Subscriptions cost 7.09 per month in Columbus and 18.00 per year by mail in Nebraska and other states 51.00 per year. Change of address notices should be sent promptly to the post office and the newspaper.
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Taurus Taurus and Virgo align for study and heart matters
An astrology forecast highlights Taurus potential for higher education and a special summer course, while Virgo faces heart affairs and changing resolutions. Libra and Capricorn offer domestic and financial shifts. Aquarius and Pisces hint at mystery, travel, and disciplined focus. Birthdays emphasize teaching, introspection, and progress.
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Lighter Side satirizes farm study on housework value
Washington humor column mocks a $1,820 Agriculture Department grant to Cornell for valuing housework. The author jokes the effort echoes his wife’s 1968 figures and lampoons tax, wage, and productivity notions, highlighting absurdities in measuring daily domestic labor.
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Administration speaks with two tongues on secrets case
Washington debates the release of Pentagon papers as the Nixon administration pursues Daniel Ellsberg while backing Otto Otepka for a federal post. Otepka, once cashiered for unauthorized disclosures, faced long internal battles before his nomination. GOP outlets use the affair to question press handling of classified material and executive security.
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Boy suffocates in hiding during border crossing
A 3-year old German boy suffocated while hiding in a truck across the Hungarian border into Austria. Wilhelm Wildbark, 27, his wife, and another man persuaded an Austrian driver to ferry them, having vacationed in Hungary. They hid in boxes covered with wool shavings and were released after passing the border checks. the boy had already died.
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Fireworks blamed for hundreds of U S July 4 blazes
Los Angeles reporters say city and county fire crews battled 481 fires during the July 4 period. Officials attribute most fires to careless fireworks. City units logged 252 incidents with 417 flagged as fireworks. County crews handled 299 fires with 172 linked to fireworks.
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Nebraska suspends draft inductions at Lincoln SSS
The Nebraska Selective Service office advises suspending draft inductions while continuing other processing. Classification and pre induction physicals have ended, pending a congressional amendment extending registration. Youths turning 18 must register within five days of their 28th birthday, says Col. Lee Ligcott.
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