Tate Lashes Out At City Officials
Philadelphia mayor James Hi J Tate denounces city leaders including Managing Director Fred Corleto and Streets Commissioner David M Smallwood amid resignations and indictments. Tate defends Harry Galland and warns all city workers to perform or face firing while he travels for a funeral and a political dinner.
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Smoking Dogs Get Lung Cancer Says Two Scientists
Two researchers report that 14 of 14 smoking beagle dogs developed lung cancer, claiming direct cancer causation from cigarette smoking. They presented at an American Cancer Society conference, noting stress and controlled exposure. The Tobacco Institute disputed human parallels and stressed stress factors.
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Nelson bill seeks ban on eight chlorinated pesticides
Senator Gaylord Nelson introduces a measure to outlaw interstate sale of eight persistent chlorinated hydrocarbon pesticides including dieldrin chlordane and heptachlor. The plan aims to curb long term environmental damage to fish wildlife and ecosystems per the AP report from Washington.
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Explosives Hit School Bus Lot Destroys Dozens Of Buses
A large blast in Denver damages or destroys 42 school buses in a parking lot. Investigators report deliberate planting of explosives tied to the fire and ensuing flames.
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Gorshin explains Broadway fizzle boosted his prestige
Frank Gorshin says an unsuccessful Broadway run boosted his career with higher night club fees and more acting roles. He notes audiences respond to his impressions and boosted demand in Las Vegas Reno Lake Tahoe Dallas and New Orleans. He credits aggressive stand up work and a sharp shift to straight acting after the show closed.
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Crime Hearings Set on Mafia Extortion and School Robbery
Washington AP reports upcoming congressional hearings will tackle organized crime from the Mafia to extortion, with focus on cases where older criminals prey on students and steal money.
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Churches Seek Tax Exemption in Pennsylvania Hearings
Howard J. Fetterhoff of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference urged officials to protect religious freedom by preserving church tax exemptions during the final day of hearings on tax exempt status for churches and private institutions. Francis J. Michelini urged state aid or reimbursement to ease tax burdens on college towns and warned taxing colleges could raise costs and shift financial responsibility to the state.
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Sour Grapes from Ad Officials on Vietnam Policy
Vice President Spire T. Agnew calls remarks by members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee sour grapes over the administration position on Vietnam. The comment reflects intra party criticism amid ongoing policy debate.
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Carswell Denies Hostility To Civil Rights Litigants
Supreme Court nominee G Harold Carswell denies hostility or discourtesy to civil rights litigants and lawyers and cites an excellent reply to the Senate Judiciary Committee. Senator Eastland says the committee has received many messages backing Carswell and a vote is eyed for February 16 or 17, with a possible delay by a procedural motion.
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