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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1969
Page
5
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson warned that another Arab Israeli conflict in the Middle East seems likely and that no forceful settlement by other powers appears forthcoming. He doubted UN intervention and urged a multi round confrontation to bring moderation.
Time magazine reports RFK pressured to fire Nathan Voloshen a House Education and Labor Committee consultant. Voloshen, a McCormack friend under probe, says he gained access through influence peddling and earned money for it. Edmund G. Brown says Voloshen asked for parole of a California convict in 1966, and McCormack advised doing what was right.
National Academy of Sciences and the Social Science Research Council urge a system of social indicators to warn of impending crises and prevent violence. The report calls for up to 400 million dollars yearly for research and proposes an external annual social report to the nation, potentially taken over by government.
A Pentagon lieutenant colonel, introduced at a Washington reception hosted by Sen. Howard Baker staff, misnames a guest and learns the woman is Joy Dirksen Baker, wife of Sen. Dirksen. In Montreal, Northeast Airlines proposes eight new Canada US routes connecting Montreal to major West Coast and Midwest cities.
Senate Commerce Committee plans closed door talks on a cigarette advertising bill as House action would bar federal and state controls. Cigarette makers offer a broadcast ad blackout next September if antitrust exemption is granted, while FTC health warnings and state rules remain disputed. Broadcasters oppose exemption citing unequal treatment with print ads.
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