Proxmire Urges Nixon to Resist Oil Pressures
Sen Hubert Proxmire blasted what he called blatant oil industry pressure on Nixon over import controls. He cited back door White House talks, governors from oil states, and a secret meeting with Haider. urged the President to weigh facts over campaign contributions in deciding the oil import policy.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Associated’ Press
Washington
William Proxmite
Senate
Nixon
House
Whatichael L. Haider
Ofj
Testis
Tate
Standard Oil Co
Wisconsin Democrat
Mil
Kiane
American
Aig
White House
Facta
City
Frank Ikard
Ameican Petroleum Institute
Thousands Consider Coronary Artery Surgery Advancing
FRANK CAREY AP Science Writer reports that California surgeons presented evidence at the American Heart Association meeting suggesting coronary artery surgery could help hundreds of thousands with severe heart disease or risk of heart attack. Critics warn long-term value remains undetermined and call for large randomized trials.
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Frank
Carey
Dallas
Tex
California
Y Heart
United States
James A.mchachen
St. John’s Hospital
Santa Monica
American Heart Association
University of ‘Oregon’ Medical
Sur Inot
Possi
Camille Most Costly Storm in U S History
Dr. Robert Simpson of the National Hurricane Center said government computations show hurricane Camille was the costliest tropical storm to strike the United States. Office of Emergency Planning and Red Cross put damage at 1.419 billion dollars as it battered the Mississippi Gulf coast and moved into waters off Virginia. He noted Camille exceeded Betsy’s damage by about 20 thousand dollars and warned up to five thousand deaths might have occurred without warning.
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Miami
Robert Simpson
National Hurricane Center
United States
Simpson
Office of Emergency Planning
Red Cross
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Virginia
South
Texas
Gulf Coast
Fifty Florida families offer homes to two teens
In Tallahassee AP reports fifty families nationwide offered homes for Donald 14 and Richard 15, who were sentenced to adult prison for burglary after juvenile court hearings. Health secretary Bax said many offers came from mothers, including a Daytona Beach woman with six children and two beds seeking to help the boys. Bax hopes to transfer them to juvenile or other housing, warning there is no adult prison suitable for 14 or 15 year olds.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Health and Rehabilitative Services
James Bax
Daytona Beach
Donald
Douglas
Bax
Richard Copas
Fort Pierce
Jack Rogers
Cit|don Board
Euit Court
Tillon
Rich
Ari
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High Point
Jamestown
Randleman
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