Theoretical Dangers Linked to Birth Control Pills Scrutinized
Senate hearings hear that birth control pills are at present theoretical safety concerns. Dr. William Spellacy notes possible aggravation of existing liver and vein disorders and that many observed links require long term, large scale studies to confirm any causal connections.
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Senate
William Spellacy
University of Miami School of Medicine
Spellacy
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Transportation Major Problem In Getting Food To War Refugees
Relief workers say there are not enough trucks to move food to Biafra war refugees as Gowon pledges aid. Observers note military indifference and governance challenges while Nigeria commits $45 million for relief and coordinates with Catholic missions and international responders.
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Radio Nigeria
International Observer Team
Lagos
Port Harcourt
Biafra
Yakubu Gowon
Lief
Gowon
John Aggey
Washington
White House
Nixon
Nigeria
Life Term Should Be Served Out
Police chief J P Strom urges abolishing parole for killers of officers during felonious arrests. The South Carolina Sheriff's Association endorses the move, noting parole boards often grant early releases and death penalties are rare, with recent Beaufort County slaying suspect convictions still ending in life terms.
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Beaufort County
Highway Patrol
Richard Woods
Strom
Race Must Be Factor Says Lawyer
Winston-Salem AP A lawyer for parents of Negro pupils urged federal judge that race must be a factor in drawing school attendance lines. The suit against Winston-Salem Forsyth County Board of Education cites the need to consider both black and white residences to end dual systems. The school board’s attorney argued maps appear gerrymandered without district examination. Testimony showed 49 of 67 schools are integrated.
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Winston - Salem
Adam Stein
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Forsyth County Board of Education
U. S
Hot Dog Regulation Questioned by Senate Hearing
Sen. Ribicoff accuses the Nixon administration of delaying fat content enforcement on hot dogs by not setting a compliance deadline. An Agriculture Department memo urged no deadline, while official Irwin Fried defended the delay as allowing proper implementation. Over 99 percent of major manufacturers claim to comply.
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Washington
Nixon
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Senate
Ribicoff
Agriculture Department
U.S
Irwin Fried
Department
Bank must await court ruling on Rocky Mount branch
In Raleigh First Citizens Bank and Trust Co. of Smithfield was barred from opening a Rocky Mount branch while courts decide the issue. Superior Court Judge James H Pou Bailey issued the order a day after the State Banking Commission approved the Rocky Mount ranch application. Rocky Mount banks Peoples Bank and Trust Planters National Bank and Bank of Rocky Mount appealed the decision contending the First Citizens branch could threaten Bank of Rocky Mount solvency.
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Raleigh
First-Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Smithfield
Rocky Mount
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Rocky Mount Ranch
State Banking Commission
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Planters National Bank
The
Bank of Rocky Mount
Banking Commission
First Citizens
Queen Sells 34-Ton Yawl Bloodhound For 25000 Pounds
Queen Elizabeth II sold her 34 ton yawl Bloodhound for 25000 pounds, more than double her purchase price seven years ago. A spokesman for her husband called the price very fair due to the yacht’s costly work.
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London
Greensboro Murder Trial Nears End
The second murder trial of Joseph Eugene Spence and Glenwood O Neill Williams in Guilford Superior Court nears completion. Assistant solicitor Schlosser continues and defense lawyers prepare closing statements before Judge Robert Martin instructs the jury. They are tried for the February 1966 slaying of Durham taxi driver Alton Maynard after a U.S. Supreme Court remand.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Elbert Spence Smith
Supreme ‘Court
Smith
Williams
Spence
Maynard
Noa
Yablonski Killed Before Testimony
Union insurgent Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter were murdered before he could testify to two grand juries about United Mine Workers activities. Three Cleveland men face murder and federal charges for the killings. Ohio license plates helped locate suspects. motive under investigation.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Joseph Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Yablonski
UMW
W. A
Tony” Boyle
Margaret
Charlotte Joanne
Washington County
Washington
Boyle
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Paul R. Gilly
Aubran W. “Buddy” Martin
Claude E.vealey
Ohio State Reformatory
Frank McKetta
Ohio
McKetta
FBI
Governor Scott Opposes Busin g Pupils Desegregation
CHARLOTTE AP Gov Bob Scott says the law must be obeyed but opposes busing pupils to achieve school integration. He likens defying federal law to a loud mouthed kid on the playground and says desegregation may require busing where housing patterns are segregated. Brooks Hays becomes council chair with Wake Forest Ecumenical Institute ties noted.
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Brooks Hays
Hays
Arkansas
Ecumenical Institute
Wake Forest University
Scott
W. Kerr Scott
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Womble
Cochran’s
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Greensboro
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