FDA vows tougher drive on filth in 60000 food plants
Washington reports a stepped up sanitation program after GAO found 40 percent of plants unsanitary. FDA Commissioner Edwards cites inspector shortages with 210 inspectors for 60000 plants and seeks 8 million more and 400 extra inspectors to raise inspections to about once every three years.
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U.S
Charles C. Edwards
Edwards
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Virgil O. Wodicka
FDA Bureau of Foods
Wodicka
UPL
House
Senate
Grocery Manufacturers of America
GMA
GAD
Stolen Russian Silver Found in Miami Recovery
Nearly 1 million dollars worth of antique Russian silver and bronze objects were recovered in Miami after an insurance investigator paid 300 to an anonymous finder with code name Silver Fish. Items include a gilded samovar, a fish inlaid with mother of pearl, a jewelry chest, a silver tureen, and a two gallon gravy boat, originally from Catherine the Great.
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UPI
Los Angeles
Ander
Richard E. Andrews
Leo Harvey
Harvey Aluminum
Aoat
Andrews
Harvey
Mystery Missing Girl Photo Sparks Death Probe
Police in South Carolina seek identity of an Oriental girl found murdered near Orangenucg. Chief A M Strom says the teen weighed 95 pounds and bears a tattoo of a Tayboy bunny head with the name Shady. Investigators urge anyone with clues to contact the given post box in Columbia or the UPI phone number.
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A.M. Strom
South Carolina
Law Enforcement Division
Columbia
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UPI
Two Die as Ulster Violence Surge Shatters Peace
A soldier and a civilian were killed and about 20 hurt in a fresh wave of shootings and bombings in Northern Ireland. A soldier died when attackers sprayed a group of British engineers near Crossmaglen police station. A civilian, Bernard Mune, was shot in Carrickfergus after his car exploded and he was found at a war memorial. Four workers were shot at Mackey Engineering in Belfast. A car bomb injured several near Donegall Road as violence continues after five years of sectarian conflict.
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Northern Ireland
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Crossmngton
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Irish Republic
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Carrickfergus
Mackey Engineering
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Mackey's
Campaigns Start Again Seven Primaries To Go
Campaigns resume with Humphrey and Wallace pursuing remaining primaries to secure Democratic delegates before the convention. McGovern leads in several polls while Kennedy asks voters in Oregon to skip him. California and New York loom as prize-rich June contests with decisive delegate counts shaping Miami Beach fate.
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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Oregon
Kennedy
New York Times
Daniel Yankelovich, Inc
Wallace
Nixon
WCBS
New York
Humphrey
California
Reactivation for the New Jersey may return to combat
The battleship New Jersey, already used off Vietnam, could be pulled from mothballs and sent back to war duties. Navy spokesmen declined to rule out reactivation, noting the 45,000 ton ship sits at Bremerton Washington and would be the only active battleship if returned to service.
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UPI
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Vietnam
Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Tennessee and Today Highlights Federal Hammer on St Jude Gift
UPI reports Rep Dan Kuykendall announced 83 million in federal funds for cancer research will go to St Jude Children’s Hospital in Memphis from a 40 million federal war on cancer. Danny Thomas responded with a brief blessing as diners at the Sheraton Peabody heard the news.
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UPI
Danny Thomas
Dan Kuykendall
R-Tenn
St. Jude Children's Hospital
Thomas
Sheraton- Peabody Hotel
Memphis March Protests Busing Sparks City Action
In Memphis a thousand white protesters gathered before the board of education to condemn busing and deliver students assignment cards to Superintendent John Freeman who symbolically dropped them into a red white and blue barrel. The event followed a court order for school transportation and included a mock funeral for neighborhood schools and a lunchroom boycott.
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Alabama
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Naach Taal Defense and Education Fund
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