Army Germs To Condition Base Soil
Washington AP reports health officials near approval of an Army plan to destroy biological weapons and render them harmless as a soil conditioner to be spread around Pine Bluff Arsenal Arkansas. Officials say the plan fully destroys living organisms and toxins and aims to prevent environmental contamination while disposing of the stockpile.
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Washington
Army
Arkansas
Nixon
U.S
Boris Osheroff
U.S. Public Health Service
Pine Bluff Arsenal
Osheroff
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Paul Peterson
Posal
Arkansas River
Pine Blaft
Public Health Service
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pennsylvania Justices To Receive June Pay Checks
Harrisburg AP report notes 586 justices of the peace will get their June salaries after the Senate approved a 110000 supplemental appropriation. The move followed a prior warning of possible payment delays due to insufficient funds and reflects costs tied to transitioning jurists from fee collection to salaried status under a constitutional change. Also, Allegheny County foundry variances were denied by the Air Pollution Board, requiring updated emission control plans for Mackintosh-Hemphill and Springfield Foundry Co.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania
Budget Office
Justice of the Peace
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Mackintosh-Hemphill
E. W. Bliss Co
Springfield Foundry Co
Lawrenceville
Dole Moves To Repeal Tonkin Gulf Resolution In Senate
The Senate debates Cambodia policy pivot as Sen. Robert Dole introduces a repeal of the Tonkin Gulf resolution. Fulbright disputes the tactic while supporting repeal in principle, amid floor exchanges over committee rules and new Cooper Church language on Cambodia powers.
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Washington
Senate
Cambodia
Tonkin Gulf
Robert J. Dole
R-Kan
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Vietnam
Dole
Kansas
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Tonkin
Arkansas Democrat
Arkansas
Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Cooper-Church
Cooper Church
Groups Study Pennsylvania Pollution Plan
Harrisburg AP groups including industrial municipal and sportsmen are asked to study an initial plan by the Air Pollution Commission to set strict air quality standards in seven western Pennsylvania counties. The plan aims to cut pollution particles by 82 percent and sulfur dioxide by 74 percent within three to four years in Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Butler Lawrence Washington and Westmoreland counties designated as the Pittsburgh Intrastate Air Quality Control region.
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Harrisburg
Air Pollution Commission
Pennsylvania
Allegheny
Armstrong
Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Washington
Westmoreland
Pittsburgh
Chewing Gum Prices Rise To Six Cents
New York AP reports chewing gum prices climb as Beech Nut Inc and American Chicle raise suggested retail prices to six cents per pack of 20, citing higher raw material and labor costs.
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New York
Beech Nut, Inc
American Chicle Co
Public Hearing Set for Health Plan in Pittsburgh
The plan must be submitted to the U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare by July 27. A public hearing is scheduled for July 21 in Pittsburgh, according to the commission.
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U.S
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Pittsburgh
Franklin Fire Volunteer Dies In Oil Refinery Blaze
Dave Depew 27 volunteered to replace a rookie and died after a storage tank ruptured at Wilco Chemical Co Amalie Refinery. Two other refinery workers perished during a 30 hour blaze that destroyed 40 tanks and burned over a million gallons of oil gasoline and naphtha. Funeral plans were set for Kenneth Dunlap 72 and Willis C Wolford 62 both of Franklin.
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Dave Depew
Depew
Wilco Chemical Co
Amalie
Dave
George Rodger
Cornplanter Volunteer Fire Company
Chuck Fralley
Chuck
Rodgers
Ree
Cheryl
U.S. Steel Corp
Franklin
Kenneth Dunlap
Willis C. Wolford
Witco
High Court Denies Clay Fight Plea
The Supreme Court unanimously refused to permit Cassius Clay known as Muhammad Ali to travel to Canada for a title bout with Joe Frazier. Clay, convicted years ago for refusing induction into the Army, remains free on appeal but under bail that bars international travel. The request was made by his former champion lawyer. Clay disavowed it.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Cassius Clay
Canada
Joe Frazier
Clay
Muhammad Ali
United States
Frazier
UN Celebrates Silver Anniversary in San Francisco
A mass flag raising opened United Nations Silver Anniversary Week in San Francisco where the UN was founded. Banners of 126 member nations were displayed as observances run to Friday’s charter anniversary ceremony. Speakers include U Thant and Mrs. Angie Brooks. Mayor Alioto praised the UN for improving the world despite ongoing issues.
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San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Angie Brooks
General Assembly
Union Square
Josseph L. Alioto
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