Television Moon Drama Faces Print skepticism in Our Opinion
In Our Opinion To TV, a huge bouquet once again, the printed news media credits television for the moon drama. The piece praises TV’s eye popping, first hand coverage of astronauts on the moon, calls it a landmark in reportage and a triumph of technology and staff behind the broadcast. It also notes the week’s other events including snowmobile bill progress, personal speeches, and governor visits, all framed with humorous introspection on political interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch-Fve
Senate
Kenneth B Lee
Union City Paper
Harold Maynard
John Pittinger
Maynards
Political logjam and a spray of safety concerns
A lengthy political roundup covers within the state House fights over tax and school subsidy formulas, budget cuts, and a shift of liquid fuels funds, plus a claim about leadership directives. It then shifts to a cautionary look at hair spray aerosols, their flammable propellants, health risks, and a Citizens Advocate Office study detailing 81 brands and chemical contents.
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Lee
Harrisburg
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jim McHale
Secretary of Agriculture
Tom Coatoam
Wattsburg
Roy Richards
Milton Berkes
Pat Crawford
David Hayes
Port Commission
Robert Bellomini
Bernard Dombrowski
Hazards of Hairsprays Prompt Calls for Safety Testing
Jack Anderson reports on hair spray hazards linking skin eye and lung disorders with accidental ignition. FDA resisting mandatory pre testing. many cans lack ingredients and warnings. manufacturers may reuse standard formulas from major firms with high profits. calls for safer propellants and labeling. The piece also covers political fallout from drug and riot funds debates in Washington.
Corry Items Include Picnic, Softball Lead, and Airport Visit
Corry memories note a Miller family hosted picnic at Chautauqua Lake for local workers and families. Ajax Iron Works leads City Softball League by one game over Raymonds. T.A. Days visits Lawrence Airport as 20 Bee District cards issued. Clinton Mclean of Corry Merchants suffers a broken finger and will be out several weeks. East South Street work resumes from East Street toward Harding School.
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Ajax Iron Works
Raymonds
Clinton Mclean
Corry
East South Street
East Street
Harding School
Technology versus people trial probes progress and peril
A jury trial at the Institute on Man and Science in Tensselarerville examines whether technology serves humanity or causes harm. Experts debate anti personnel bombs, disposable bottles, data banks, and moonwalks while weighing the impact of contaminants and oil spills on the environment and war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute On Man and Science
Tensselarerville
Inflation and tech clash in a topsy news roundup
A columnist argues inflation relief and wage price policy, citing U S Steel’s 8 percent price hike after a labor deal. AFL CIO chief Meany favors presidential leadership and an incomes policy. A jury convicts technology of lowering life quality, while labor data shows productivity wobble, and Corry Journal invites brief reader submissions with signatures.
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New York
Falth
George Meany
Afl-Cio
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Corry Journal
PSEA
Ken
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
Washington
Madison Avenue
Citizens Advocate Office
Los Angeles
By Jack Anderson
FDA
B.F. Goodrich Chemical Co
Amerchol
Citizen Advocate Office
Food and Drug Administration
Congress
John Mitchell
France
U.S
Administration
Jim Schever
D-N.y
Marseilles
America
Scheuer
Timbuktu
White House
Washington, D.C
John Campbell
Ken Cole
Campbell
Miller
Kendall Station
Chautauqua Lake
Howard Miller
CAA
T.A. Days
Lawrence
Louis Nizer
Paul Harvey
Alvin Weinberg
The
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Ralph Lapp
Richard Barnett
John Cunniff
U.S. Steel
Dinator
Institute of Police Studies In
Dudge
Labor Department
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