Senator Urges Closer Look At Ecology Laws
Senator James C. Eastland of Mississippi calls for a closer look at environmental protection laws, alleging ecology crusaders impede public works. He cites a court decision delaying the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway project as an example of stymieing needed government action.
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Washington
James C. Eastland
Mississippi Democrat
Eastland
Tombigbee
Tennessee
Environmental Defense Fund
Army Corps of Engineers
Senate Rules Committee
Calvert Cliffs
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
EPA
Congress
Woman Injured in One Car Crash Near Titusville
A Titusville woman, 22 year old Mrs Denver Slagle, was injured when her southbound car left Route 8, struck a utility pole, and caused a wide outage. Firefighters freed her after about 20 minutes. she remained under guard at Titusville Hospital with hip and leg injuries. Electric service was mostly restored within an hour.
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Titusville
West End
Denver Slagle
Corry
Franklin Street
Fonda Aims to Take Antiwar Show to Vietnam
Hollywood actress Jane Fonda said she plans a Christmas tour of her antiwar theater group to South Vietnam but doubts President Nixon will permit it. She contrasted Bob Hope's U S troop visits, noting Hope is paid well, while Hope’s spokesman countered he loses money on the tour. Fonda planned to depart November 28 for performances in Hawaii, the Philippines, Japan, Okinawa, and possibly Vietnam.
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Hollywood
Jane Fonda
South Vietnam
Nixon
Bob Hope
United States
Vietnam
Hope
U.S
Miss Fonda
Hawaii
Philippines
Japan
Okinawa
It's A Choice For The Swimmers
A manufacturer promotes a lace up front one piece bathing suit with a zipper shown at the California Fashion Review in Los Angeles. In Pennsylvania residents opt for a zip up overcoat as the more seasonal choice this week.
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Los Angeles
California Fashion Review
California
Pennsylvania
Hickel Calls Press Adversary to Fight Special Interests
Former interior secretary Walter J. Hickel tells the press to act as an adversary against groups seeking to exploit national resources. In an interview in the Christian Science Monitor he warns against gun shy journalism amid high level criticism.
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Boston
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
Hickel
The
Christian Science Monitor
Four Newborn Sons Reported in Local Hospitals
A son, David Glenn Eaton, born last night at Washington Hospital in Marista California to Mr. and Mrs. David 8 Eaton. Paternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. William S Eaton. Great grandparents named as Mr. and Mrs. Burch M Gordon of East South. Another son born to Mr. and Mrs. John Boardman of Centerville at Union City Memorial Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Boardman formerly Judy Glover. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. George Gilbert of 1144 East Smith Street at Corry Memorial Hospital today. Mrs. Gilbert formerly Lynn Simmons. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowen of 998 North Center Street at Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mrs. Bowen formerly Barbara Skalos.
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David Glenn
Washington Hospital
Marista
Calif
David 8. Eaton
William S$. Eaton
East South Street
Burch M.gordon
John Boardman
R.D. 2
Centerville
Union City Memorial Hospital
George Gilbert
East Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Gilbert
Lynn Simmons
Paul Bowen
North Center Street
Harvard Installs 25th President Bok Opens Inauguration
Harvard University installs Derek C. Bok as its 25th president in Cambridge Mass. Bok 48 was dean of Harvard Law School when elected last January to succeed Nathan A Pusey. In a brief inaugural address he warned against universities pursuing ventures of dubious merit that threaten teaching and research quality.
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Cambridge, Mass
Derek C. Bok
Harvard University
Bok
Harvard Law School
Nathan A. Pusey
Titusville Plant Blast Hurts Two
Two Universal Cyclops workers were injured in a cold-roll shop nitrogen furnace explosion in Titusville. Harry Fenstermaker, 43, and Earl Vincent, 41, both suffered facial head and arm burns and were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. A third worker was injured in the chest but not hospitalized. Paramedics and a Titusville fire truck responded as crews controlled the furnace.
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Universal Cyclops
Titusville Hospital
Harry Fenstermaker
Earl Vincent
Pleasantville
Fenstermaker
Vincent
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