Packaging Measure Gets Senate Okay
The Senate approved a packaging bill as part of a broader food labeling push led by Senator Philip Hart. The measure would let the federal government set weights and standards for products and require voluntary industry standards before controls on package sizes. The House is expected to accept the Senate version later in the session. The House food bill also expands eligibility to all crops, not just surplus, marking a milestone.
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Senate
House of Food For Freedom
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
House
Titan 3 to Launch Seven Military Satellites Next Week
Caped Kennedy Florida AP seven military communication satellites will ride a Titan 3 rocket next Wednesday. Each 100 pound satellite will be deployed by spring devices after complex maneuvers to reach a 21 000 mile orbit. NASA says 17 of 21 OGO 3 experiments have begun returning data on the sun earth relationship.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
Viet Nam
Globe
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Earth
Atlanta Firemen End Strike
Atlanta firemen walk back to duty after a settlement with the city. The union won three concessions including no reprisals and a mediator study. Mayor Allen to seek a special Board of Aldermen meeting to approve the mediator and resolve disputes. Strike began Tuesday with 500 plus firemen out.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Sten Fietty Eat Geehein — Fighters Union
Allen
Cap. J. I. Martin
Leonard Syron
Firemen’s Union
Harry L. Bowden
Graham Sees Great Hunger For God In London Crusade
AP reports Billy Graham says his London crusade gains momentum. A meeting drew two beatniks among early converts as Graham spoke on Samson and Delilah. He cites 1,234 decisions for Christ that night and a total attendance of 155,368.
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Billy Graham
God
the Evangelist
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Christ
Samson Delilah
New Limits Placed On Judges' Contempt Powers
The Supreme Court formed a majority to curb federal judges power to sentence criminal contempt beyond six months without a jury trial. Justices Clark Warren Brennan and Fortas joined in restricting such punishments while Douglas and Black urged broader protections, reflecting a shift toward treating criminal contempt like other crimes with due process safeguards.
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Supreme Court
Gs Auseness
Federal Courts
Goldberg
Tom C. Clark
Barnett
Warren
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Douglas
Black
Tianialae
Congress
Clark
Brennan
Fortas
Matenee
Acrepketeee Dieckeys
Stemlces Hugo L. Black
Wiliam C. Douglas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson Jr
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Arthur J. Goldberg
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