Adlai Stevenson Runs for U S Senate in Illinois
Illinois State Treasurer Adlai E Stevenson II, son of a two time GOP presidential candidate, launched a bid for the U S Senate seat once held by Everett Dirksen. He announced plans to seek Democratic backing at the state convention and left open a possible open primary bid if party leaders choose another candidate.
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Richard B. Ogilvie
Dirksen
Illinois
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson III
Lucy
Warwick
Chicago
U.S. Senate
Lackland drill instructors face court martial for brutality
Five Lackland Air Force Base drill instructors were ordered to face separate courts martial on charges of subjecting 14 recruits to indignities and physical discomfort between July and August. Three sergeants will be tried individually. two others were cleared.
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Tackland Air Force Base
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Lucy
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House Debating Contempt Charge Over FCC Records Access
The House Commerce Committee weighing contempt of Congress against FCC officials over access to records. Subcommittee sought license renewal case files for AMM radio WISH Indianapolis. Hyde refused, full committee debated citing FCC figures. Mexico City voting age lowered to 18, expanding eligible voters by 3 million.
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House Commerce Committee
Contempt of Congress
Federal Communications Commission
WISH
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Ind
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FCC
Congress
Mexico
Ilouse of Representatives
Broadcasters oppose cigarette ad ban move as trick
NAB official Willard Wallbridge told Senate Commerce panel that tobacco industry aims to end antismoking ads by ending broadcast tobacco messages. Cigarette ads fund FCC required warnings while supporters seek an antitrust exemption to shield a gradual four year phaseout of ads.
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Federal Communications Commission
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Earle Clements
Kentucky
The
Tobacco Institute
Tobacco Companies
Clements
FCC
Food safety overhaul urged for additives
Senator George S. McGovern called for a federal chemical testing center to replace the current haphazard system of food additives drugs and pesticides with mandatory safety checks. He criticized government procedures that allowed the artificial sweetener cyclamate to remain on the market before being banned.
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George S. McGovern
Senate Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
Public Broadcasting Grant Extended by Nixon Signature
Washington signed a public broadcasting bill extending funding for noncommercial facilities. The act provides up to three years of appropriations totaling 15 million dollars per year for construction and improvements at public broadcasting facilities nationwide.
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Dent Nixon
Wednes Public Broadcasting
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