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The Springfield Democrat reports plans for a bachelor bash for U S Rep Edward Boland and his fiancé Mary Egan in Springfield Civic Center, with $7 50 per guest. Robert Maheu, once Hughes aide, falls ill in Las Vegas while involved in a $50 million dispute with Hughes. Colin Levy’s Spain jail order follows a London sex scandal tied to a resignation. Apollo astronaut William A Anders nominated to five year term on the Atomic Energy Commission, succeeding James T Ramey.
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Springfield
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Colin Levy
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Spain
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William A. Anders
Nixon
Atomic Energy Commission
FDA bans certain meat curing pre mixes over nitrosamine cancer risk
The FDA bans use of hot dog and lunch meat curing premixes that mix salt nitrite with pepper or seasoning, as nitrosamines form and show cancer links in animals. Agriculture tests found nitrosamines in two of 16 premixes. recalls in Canada spurred the action. Manufacturers must file a food additive petition to market such premixes again with safety assurances.
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Canada
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Agriculture Department
United States
Nixon veto risk loom for wage bills in Congress
Washington reports that both the House and Senate approved wage bills raising the nonfarm minimum to 2.00 over time while farm workers reach 2.20. Nixon’s veto possibility is noted by GOP leader Hugh Scott. Differences include overtime exemptions and youth wage provisions. Senator Buckley urged a sub minimum wage to avoid youth hiring cuts.
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White Mouse
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James Buckley
Ban.y
GM Ford Seek Price Hikes for 1974 Models
General Motors and Ford, the nation's two largest automakers, said they will seek price increases of up to 150 per car for 1974 models under Phase IV guidelines. Chrysler and American Motors plan to wait. Spokesmen would not reveal exact amounts but expect requests up to 130 per model more than 1973 car prices due to rising costs and new safety standards.
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Ford Motor Co
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American Motors
Ford
Inflation Outpaces U.S. Growth as GNP Slows
Commerce Department data show the gross national product rising 2.6 percent in Q2, down from 8.7 percent in Q1 and the smallest rise since 1970. Inflation stood at 6.8 percent from April to June, while NAFC warned of higher food prices due to Nixon price controls. Gasoline rollbacks and Phase TV price rules drew attention as officials and business interests gathered at the Cost of Living Council in Washington.
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Commerce Department
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Cost of Living Council
Council
US Secretary Rogers Defends Alliances on Freedom
Secretary of State William F. Rogers said the United States dislikes allies denying political freedoms yet cautioned against public criticism. He spoke after meetings with President Chung Hee Park and Premier Kim Jong-pil, signaling concern over South Korea’s constitution enacted last winter that narrowed democratic processes.
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