FDA orders warning labels on Spic and Span and Cascade
The FDA told Procter & Gamble to print warning labels on Spic and Span and Cascade detergents amid safety concerns. Officials cited eye irritation from Spic and Span and potential harm from Cascade, while P&G questioned the data and warned of possible seizures if the labels are not adopted.
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Rockets Hit Viet Airliner Near Pleiku Landing
A Communist rocket struck an Air Vietnam DC4 as it landed at Pleiku in the Central Highlands, wounding the copilot and four passengers and disabling one engine. The pilot returned to Saigon on three engines. A DC-4 parked at Kon Tum was hit earlier, wounding waiting passengers.
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Bombers and snipers in Belfast attack on army barracks
An explosion near two Londonderry British army barracks injured 11 soldiers, none seriously, with an army spokesman confirming one bomb exploded between a barracks and a cooking hut. A second device was defused after a blast at the Protestant St Augustine rectory area. Two boys nearby were treated for shock.
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Nixon plan sparks new protests across campuses
Across several campuses, antiwar demonstrators gathered and clashed with police after Nixon announced a blockade of North Vietnam. At Berkeley about 500 marchers overturned a police car and set fires near Telegraph Avenue, while New York protesters damaged banks and Boulder crowds blocked the Turnpike. In Santa Barbara and elsewhere, students blocked traffic, set minor fires, and dispersed without major arrests. Governor Wendell Anderson met with Minnesota demonstrators, pledging to urge Nixon to rethink the escalation.
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Wallace speech drowned by chants at antibusing rally
Alabama Governor George Wallace spoke by phone to a Michigan antibusing rally but was drowned out by singing of America the Beautiful and a pushing match at Harrison High School. In Lansing he cut his speech short amid heckling as demonstrators waved McGovern leaflets and posters.
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Three Women Oppose Equal Rights Amendment
Three Irwin, Pennsylvania women visited the Capitol to oppose the equal rights amendment, arguing it would erode traditional roles. Barbara Baten 24, Susan Boots 11, and Mary Ellen Rudman 26 said women should not seek equality in all respects, insisting men and women are different. Senator Thomas Nolan had co sponsored but would vote again. Harrisburg, Pa. (UPI).
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Woman Seeks Maiden Name On Maryland Water Records
Elligott City Maryland Mary Emily Stuart, 22, asks to keep her maiden name on state water registration books. She says the name reflects her identity and family heritage. The suit against the Maryland State Elections Board was taken under advisement by Judge Hunt Mayfield.
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JFK Ordered Last Blockade In Cuba
A 1982 television address marked the last U S blockade moment when Kennedy halted Soviet missiles in Cuba with a quarantine that lasted under a month. The incident followed a pattern of naval blockades with mixed historical results across conflicts in Europe Asia and the Americas.
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Kingsport Times and Kingsport News publication note
The Kingsport Times and Kingsport News publish Sundays and daily editions with varying prices. A publisher based in Kingsport advertises delivery options and holiday publication dates, noting no issue on Christmas and typical mail service.
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Muskie Targets Major Tax Loopholes in Hearings
Senator Muskie opens hearings to plug federal tax loopholes used by big business aiming to force eight listed corporations to pay taxes. He seeks a tough corporate minimum tax and a $14 billion hole-closing plan while proposing Social Security tax relief for lower income Americans. Ralph Nader expected to testify.
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McCarthy Urges Legalizing Marijuana in California Speech
Former Minnesota senator Eugene J. McCarthy, a Democratic presidential candidate, told UC Santa Barbara students that marijuana may be less harmful than cigarettes or alcohol and laws should reflect current medical knowledge, proposing revisions to outdated policies. He cited evidence suggesting marijuana risks are comparable to or lower than legal drugs.
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Neo Fascists Win In Italy Vote
Neo fascists captured 9.1 percent of the senate vote with 19 seats of 322 as the Western world’s largest postwar election counts begin. The Communists fell to 28.4 percent, centrist Christian Democrats led with 38.1 percent, and a center-left coalition held control while predicting possible shifts. Socialists and liberals weigh in on future government formation after parliament dissolution.
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