Union Head Warns of Airline, Railroad Strikes Next Year
AFL-CIO International Association of Machinists President P. L. Siemiller warns that negotiations affecting 135000 railroad workers and 40000 airline mechanics could trigger transportation strikes early in 1969. He cites past standoffs and says court action may follow if settlements drag. The union seeks 6 percent retroactive pay, a 40 percent airline wage increase, and rail pay hikes, with strikes possible after December 31 if delays persist.
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Geritol TV ads banned for misrepresentation
The Federal Trade Commission ruled that Geritol ads violate the 1967 order by implying the drug cures tiredness. J B Williams Co and Parker son Advertising Agency Inc were told to stop broadcasting such commercials and file a compliance report by January 31.
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Feds retreat on registering massive USS Massachusetts gun
U S Treasury rules heavy artillery on the battleship USS Massachusetts is exempt from new gun laws as not operable without major overhaul. A Treasury spokesman cited a loophole for weapons deemed not likely operable and said nine 16 inch guns and 5 inch guns cannot be fired without yard work. A Treasury probe preceded this ruling amid threats by the Colonial Navy to resist confiscation.
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Virus linked to human bone cancer investigated
National Cancer Institute scientists report strong evidence that an unknown virus associates with osteosarcoma. They caution it may be incidental or causal and urge further study. Antibodies reactive to a common substance in cancer tissue appeared in four patients and their close contacts, suggesting an infectious agent yet to be identified.
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Money as central challenge for next U S science adviser
Dr. Donald F. Hornig warns that funding will determine the health of American science as Caltech President Lee A. Dubridge is tapped for the role under Nixon. He notes tight budgets, the need to sustain basic research, and to align science with urgent national goals.
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Marijuana Held Mild Intoxicant by Doctors
Boston University Medical Center researchers report a double blind study finding marijuana produces minor, short lived effects. In tests with 21 to 26 year old chronic users and nonusers, nonusers showed slight impairment in simple tasks while users got high but similar performance remained mostly intact. Researchers caution continued investigation and note driving after use remains unsafe.
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UPI
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Behavioral Pharmacology Laboratory
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Harvard Medical
Norman E Zinberg
Harvard
Judith M. Nelson
Boston University
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
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