Nader Calls Consumer Guard Bill a Fraud
Ralph Nader labeled the consumer protection bill a fraud and a Republican White House plan. He urged strengthening the bill on the floor and sought broader legal powers for the proposed agency, winning support from Chairman Wil I. Mills of the Ways and Means Committee.
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Nader
Washington
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
White House
Wil Ime D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Consumer Protection Agency
Rebozo shopping center linked to mob ties reported
Newsday in a series alleges Charles Rebozo awarded a shopping center contract financed via a federal agency to Alfonso Polizzi. It cites bid favoritism, SBA involvement, and profits from sales, noting Polizzi’s 1943 and Kefauver connections, with no comment from Rebozo.
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Garden City
N.Y
UPI
Charles
Bebe" Rebozo
Nixon
Florida
Cleveland
Rebozo
U.S
Newsday
Miami, Fla
Kefauver Committee
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
United States
Washington
White House
Ronald Ziegler
Federal Small Business Administration
SBA
Thomas Buller
Miami
Harold Brown
Trice
New York
Equitable Life Assurance Co
Thomas Murray
Equitable
Rehozo
Dick Bixon
Brown
Newsday Investiga
Blount disputes postal hike causing magazine failure
Postmaster General Winton M. Blount told Anaheim reporters that Look magazine failed due to poor management not rising postal rates. He said Look lost about $5 million last year and urged magazines to seek Congress subsidies rather than through the mail service. Blount spoke amid a National Association of Postmasters gathering at the Anaheim Convention Center, noting the postal system is moving toward a performance basis and will improve over five years. He predicted continued rate increases but did not expect a penny stamp within a year and argued bulk and third-class mail must cover their own costs.
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Look Magazine
Winton M. Blount
Anaheim
Iwiderstand Look
Blount
Congress
National Association’ of Postmasters
Anaheim Convention Center
Postmaster General Attacks Drug Trade Ties
The postmaster general delivered a sharp statement attacking drug problems and France, claiming that France has allowed suppliers to provide 90 percent of the heroin entering the United States, as he framed a harsh critique of international drug networks.
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France
Satellite lifesaver credited from ATS-1 relay in Alaska
A remote Alaska emergency showcases ATS-1 satellite relays delivering medical guidance. A Chalkyitsik aide assisted a hemorrhaging patient under remote doctor instructions, while a Tanana physician coordinated care and a nurse used long-practiced skills to keep the patient alive. Another call from Anatuvuk Pass reported a severe appendicitis in an Eskimo man.
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Alaska
Satelite
Space Agency
Equator
Hawaii
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Office of Education
Carroll
Chalkyitsik
Stolt
Anatuvuk Pass
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Dooley
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Stereo Festival
Dooley’s Hardware Mart
TPMT
Fei
Tues
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Sun
Tion
Monroe County
Fla
Monroe Land Title Co
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George Smathers
Dfla
Profilatle Shopping Coiter
Bob Sanders
Dahlberg
Hearing Aid
Pine Ave
Long Beach
AVA
Totie
Tommy Seqnetti
Sonny & Cher
Aretha Franklin
Debe Bibbish
Odel WU
Acolor Tvi
Ati
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