Research on byssinosis faces industry and politics
The Associated Press reports on byssinosis in cotton mills as Ralph Nader accuses industry and government of suppression of News. Nader says brown lung has plagued textile workers for years with 100000 active and retired workers affected. Democrats accuse Nixon of buyer beware stance while urging consumer protections amid welfare debate. Progressives urge work training safeguards to avoid oppression.
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Memorial fund created for Mary Jo Kopechne at Caldwell College
Mary Jo Kopechne memory to be honored by a Caldwell College for Women scholarship funded by Boston businessmen impressed by her idealism. Kopechne, a 1962 graduate, died in the Mass. auto crash near Chappaquiddick Island on July 18. Parents reside in Berkeley Heights, N J.
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Astronauts and Nixon to Dine World Leaders at Gala
Apollo 11 crew Neil Armstrong Michael Collins and Edwin Aldrin join 1600 guests including Charles Lindbergh Jack Benny Don Ho Gene Autry and all 50 governors for a televised state dinner at the Century Plaza Hotel. The White House plans a nonpartisan event funded by several government sources.
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Flue-Cured Records Broken in Georgia-Florida Markets
Valdosta Ga AP reports tobacco prices on the Georgia Florida flue cured markets reached record highs in the third week of the 1969 selling season. The Market News Service notes the general average rose 1.34 from the prior peak. Quality improved with some tobacco placed under government loan.
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CBS Buys Bid To Stop Ads
New York AP report says CBS will back a tobacco industry plan to halt broadcast cigarette advertising by December 31 if Congress approves. Network president Frank Stanton called the plan unfair to networks because it would shift tobacco advertising funds to print media.
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The Good Ship U S Savings Bonds Ad
An upbeat promotional item extols U S Savings Bonds as a reliable investment funding education and national strength. It highlights purchases at work or bank with a call to action and notes a 4.25 percent rate at maturity and Freedom Shares.
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Television log hints at headlines shaping next season
Hollywood reports that TV writing this season shifts toward current events and ethical issues. Medical shows weave surgical advances and organ transplants into plots while space illness and long distance diagnosis appear. Legal drama and political themes are scrutinized for taste and audience appeal.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Matchups
A rundown of tonight's programming includes Merv Griffin and Pulse News at 6 and 2, followed by classic hits like Gunsmoke, I Dream of Jeannie, and The Avengers. Baseball arrives with Oakland vs Baltimore at 3:30, then late shows such as News Final at 11.
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TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Morning to Evening Lineup
A fragmented list shows a dense 70s style daylong TV guide with numerous shows across hours. Notable items include Joey Bishop and David Frost programs, Today shows, game shows like Jeopardy and Match Game, soap operas such as General Hospital and Another World, comedies like The Beverly Hillbillies, I Love Lucy, and The Lucy Show, plus regional titles and time markers.
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Capsule Views Of Today's Evening Programs
A TV guide style block lists programs for the evening. Highlights include Star Trek and Gunsmoke style adventures, plus Lucy Ball spoof, Mayberry subplots, and family comic pieces. Notable entries feature Kirk facing witchcraft charges, Spock and McCoy in a prehistoric ice age, and Jolson Sings Again starring Parks Hale and Demarest.
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