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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1969
Page
5
The House Banking Committee prepares December 4 markup on a bill already favored by most members to require record keeping and reporting by individuals using secret foreign bank accounts for hiding illicit gains or evading taxes.
Americans are saving less while investing more, with October showing the largest outflows from savings banks and savings and loan associations in years. Mortgage money tightens as higher bond market yields lure funds away. The piece also notes U S and Swiss banking secrecy debates and a new India Vietnam humanitarian effort.
Health officials proposed an antiair pollution code for Pittsburgh requiring all polluting industries to meet strict limits or face up to 30 days in jail and fines up to 1000 dollars per day. The code, aimed at mills and factories, would create an appeals board and possible temporary exemptions. A county suit seeks damages over pollution and paint damage from nearby mills.
FDA warned December Caper issue from See Magazine inc contains Mirage insert urging readers to dissolve pages in methyl alcohol and drink the mixture. Wood alcohol poisoning can cause blindness or death. 150,000 copies distributed in US and Canada. Canadian authorities moved to remove it.
The Republican National Committee announced a private poll showing Vice President Spiro Agnew widely known and having strong job approval. The survey of 600 to 650 adults found 65 percent aware of his TV news critique, with higher support in the South and no age group difference.
James N. Allison Jr. said Mrs John N Mitchell went a little too far in quoting her husband the attorney general about the November 15 violence at the Justice Department. He described her remark as a personal comment made to CBS interviewers.
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