California senator drafts amendments to ban DDT use
Sen. John A. Nejedly announces compromise amendments to his bill banning DDT and other pesticides. The plan would allow limited DDT use only if no alternatives exist, under a strict phaseout, with household sales allowed until stocks run out.
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Senator pushes pesticide probe amid fish DDT findings
Wis senator urges inquiry as a two year US study finds DDT in 99 percent of fish samples from 45 rivers and lakes. Dieldrin highest in yellow perch from the Connecticut River. multiple rivers including the Hudson and Sacramento show dangerous DDT levels above tolerances. Also, British wage survey shows about half of full time workers earn under 57.60 a week.
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Army to Buy Trucks Despite Higher Cost
The Army proceeds with a 114 ton truck despite a warning it will cost about 150 million dollars more than an improved existing vehicle. Rep. John Brademas reports the testimony before a House defense appropriations subcommittee.
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Minister critiques Pope birth law and conscience
The Rev. Dr. Wayne E ard argues that birth control policy clashes with Holy Scripture. He contends marriage should extend beyond child bearing and asserts no minister or pope can decide an individual's ultimate moral choices before God.
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CORE ASKS $6 BILLION FROM NATIONS AT BANKERS MEETING
Chicago leader W Roy Innis of CORE and fifteen representatives demanded $6 billion as recoupment of earnings for black people at a Bankers Conference. He urged the conference to make the issue relevant to black Americans with a caucus and private talks before addressing all attendees.
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Black Urban Will Prompts Multi-Function Planning
A Black urban project advances through three core functions: research and planning for banks, creation of new financial instruments, and development of inclusive economic strategies. The initiative emphasizes accessible financing, community benefit, and sustainable growth.
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