Hogs Die in Shelbyville Cholera Outbreak
Shelbyville farmer Frank Tucker had 163 hogs destroyed after a cholera outbreak. Health officials imposed a three mile buffer zone quarantining the area and compensation totaling 65 000 dollars was paid to Tucker. The incident marks Tennessee as the sixth state affected this year with cases in Kentucky Ohio North and South Carolina and Indiana. Dr John K Ragan urged reporting disease to state agriculture authorities.
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Shelbyville
UPI
Frank Tucker
Tennessce
Tucker
Tae
Tennessee
John K. Ragan
Mate Agriculture Department
Kentucky
Ohio
North
South Carolina
Indiana
Clay
Macon
Primary and runoff races shift in New York and beyond
United Press International reports victories in Brooklyn and across five states in a day of elections. John Rooney defeats Allard Lowenstein in New York with a court ordered runoff pending. Massachusetts sees John Kerry win the Democratic nomination in the 5th District while Louise Day Hicks secures renomination. Washington selects Albert Rossellini to challenge Dan Evans, Oklahoma picks J M Hengley Jr to succeed Page Belcher, and Middlesex DA John Droney wins the Senate nod.
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United Press International
Brooklyn
John Rooney
Allard Lowenstein
New York
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Washington State
Rooney
House
Lowenstein
John Kerry
Congress
Lowell
Mass
Louise Day Hicks
Washington
Kerry
Sth
Anthony DiFruscia
Paul W. Cronin
DiFruscia
Middlesex County
John J. Droney
Law and Order
U.S. Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Senate
Hicks
Robert L. Cawley
Albert D. Rossellini
Dan Evans
Rossellini
Tulsa
JM. Hengley Jr
Page Belcher
Hewgley
U.S
Robert Rizley
ROTC dispute ends with no appeal by Memphis board
Memphis board of education will not pursue a U.S. Supreme Court appeal over a ROTC case involving John W Spence. The Sixth Circuit affirmed a diploma for Spence after his 1970 rejection. Board members debated keeping ROTC voluntary, with the matter to be decided at a future meeting.
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Memphis
UPI
Memphis Board of Education
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S
Bailey Brown
John W. Spence
Spence
Schoolg Supt
John P. Freeman
Freeman
Delaney clause expansion risks banning many foods
FDA Commissioner Charles C. Edwards warned that a Senate bill to broaden the Delaney clause could effectively ban most food ingredients and many foods by banning substances that cause birth defects or chronic damage. He cited yogurt and cholesterol as examples and urged caution as hearings explore stricter additive screening.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
Sen
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Edwards
Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Health
Nelson
Samuel $. Epstein
Case-Western, Reserve Medical School
Cleveland
Ohio
Poll Bandwagon Effect Denied by Pollsters in McGovern Nixon Debate
UPI reports Gallup and Harris tell a House subcommittee polls show Nixon ahead by 34 points and warn bandwagon effects are virtually non-existent. They debate a proposed Library of Congress poll filing bill while noting McGovern's challenge to close the gap.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
George McGovern
George Gallup
Louis Harris
House Administration
Library of Congress
Harris
McGovern
Gallup
Hang
Lucien N. Nedzi
D-Mich
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nedai
Polla
Albert H. Cantril
Adequate Cooperation Claimed in Drug War Efforts
State Department official Nelson Gross says South Vietnam Laos and Thailand have shown adequate cooperation to curb heroin trafficking. He notes Nixon’s threat to cut aid applies but Burma remains outside U S aid as a major producer, rendering the threat largely moot.
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Washington
API
State Department
South Vietnam
Laos
Thailand
Nelson Gross
Nixon
United States
Gross
Burma
Kingsport News Publication Details and Rates
Publication details for Kingsport News and affiliated papers, including publisher W Scott Truale, contact address 701 Lynn Garden Dr Kingsport TN 37680, issue schedule Sundays and holidays, no Christmas issue, and home delivery and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions. News services credited to United Press International and Chicago Daily News. republication prohibited.
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Kingsport News
Kingsport Times-News
Kingsport Publishing Corporation
Lynn Garden
Tenn
W. Scott Truale
Tennessee
Unites Press International
Chicago Daily News
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Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
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