FTC bans Prestone acid test ad for deception
The Federal Trade Commission prohibits a Prestone antifreeze commercial as deceptive under a consent order with Union Carbide Corp New York. The ad showed an acid test where Prestone appears to resist corrosion while ordinary antifreeze fails, but the FTC says the elements have no relation to car cooling systems.
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Air Force drills may trigger sonic booms coast to coast
Californians may hear sonic booms tonight and early Wednesday as the Air Force conducts Operation Snow Time over the western United States and Canada. North American air Defense Command and Strategic Air Command will involve two SR-1L reconnaissance aircraft flying supersonic at altitudes above 60 000 feet and no closer than seven nautical miles to metropolitan areas.
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Officer Killed in Oklahoma City Car Shootout
Officer Nike Rankin age 25 was killed by a gunshot from a car stopped for speeding late Monday. Rankin and partner Charles Sheldon exchanged fire with seven occupants of the vehicle. one was wounded and later captured along with two others. The others fled on foot.
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Apollo 15 Moonship Hit by Lightning at Cape Kennedy
Engineers checked the Apollo 15 moonship after a nearby lightning strike Monday night. The 446 foot umbilical tower was struck three times but the booster and spacecraft appeared undamaged. Five ground support items were knocked out, repairs expected today, with the mission slated to attempt launch in late July.
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Solon to urge state credit plan
Rep. Al Ullman said he will introduce a bill giving states a 5 percent credit on federal income taxes. The plan would free 3 to 4 billion dollars for states as an alternative to Nixon’s general revenue sharing. Byrnes and others see support in the committee for a tax credit as hearings continue on the Nixon proposal.
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Congress Hesitates on Strike Bill Amid Rail Disruption
The Nixon administration urged quick passage of a transportation strike prevention bill. Congress showed no rush. Labor Secretary James D. Hodgson testified in the Senate Labor Subcommittee chaired by Senator Harrison A. Williams Jr. about details of the administration plan. Williams previously pushed an emergency bill to halt a 13,000 signalmen strike that disrupted rail service for two days. Special laws had targeted rail strikes in 1970 and earlier.
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Youths Clash With Guard in Albuquerque Riot
Rioters battled National Guard troops in Albuquerque on a second day of civil unrest. Police reported 460 injuries, including gunfire, as crowds damaged 25 storefronts and hurled Molotov cocktails near the University of New Mexico. Guardsmen dispersed the crowd with tear gas. 200 officers aided campus police.
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Social Security bill could raise typical couple to 1300 a month
AP reports that the pending Social Security bill may lift typical retired couple benefits to about 1300 monthly. Projections show large increases under the bill with longer benefits and dependents, while median-wage workers could see smaller gains.
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Nixon rules cities pay for excluding the poor in federal programs
The Nixon administration outlined a policy linking federal funding to local housing efforts. HUD secretary Romney said towns with no low cost housing or plans would be denied urban renewal, sewer, and water grants, using funds as leverage to spur public housing for the poor while allowing communities to accept or reject the aid.
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Public Works Bill Heads Toward Final House Vote
Washington timing centers on a compromise public works bill tied to the economic program. It authorizes 2 billion for accelerated projects and 1.98 billion for local government loans, with support and opposition shaping ratification ahead of a veto risk.
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Unclear OCR Text From Local Newspaper Page
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New Miss North Dakota Named Lana Jean Herrera
Lana Jean Herrera twenty from Williston North Dakota won the state title. She attends the University of North Dakota and will represent North Dakota in the Miss America Pageant.
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Two Arabs Die as Israeli Patrol Clashes on Lebanon Border
Two Arab guerrillas were killed before dawn in a clash with an Israeli army patrol on the Lebanon frontier. No Israeli soldiers were reported injured, according to the military.
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UPI
Bay cleanup plan okayed for 850 million proposal
The Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board approved an 850 million plan to clean up San Francisco Bay. The plan adds a prohibition on waste dumping from vessels and includes regional pipelines and sewage reclamation plants, with state board approval still required.
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States approve vote change moving 18 year olds into elections
Thirty three states have approved a proposed constitutional amendment to lower the voting age to 18, aiming for 38 needed for ratification. Some states may still approve this year, with further action possible in Illinois and Wisconsin where debates linger on residency requirements. Approval in 1972 is anticipated as certain.
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