City police chiefs urge strong handgun control
Five large city police chiefs urged Congress to ban handgun manufacture and sale. Senator Javits said a sweeping ban is unlikely and urged compromise legislation. Police chiefs opposed registration or licensing as unenforceable and too costly. Boston Chief Digrazia called for a total ban and urged a SALT conference. Newark Chief Williams warned against weak bills.
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Senate
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Los Angeles County
Senate Government Operations Committee
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Pitchess
Robert Digrazia
Boston
Olav V to address United Nations on final assembly day
Norway's King Olav V addressed the United Nations General Assembly as the 30th session closed its three week debate. The speech followed a heated exchange between the United States and Uganda with Ugandan President Idi Amin accusing Israel of extinction and the U S ambassador labeling Amin a racist murderer.
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UPI
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Olav V
Norway
Olav
Adolf Hitler
White House
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Moynihan
Clarence Mitchell
J.N. Garba
Amin
Israel
Organization of African Unity
Garba
Indiana team reports successful treatment of small cell lung cancer
A Indiana University team reported 29 patients with small cell lung cancer survived six months after a combined radiation therapy to the chest and brain, plus Adriamycin, Vincristine and cytoxan. All but two remained alive at a year and eight months. untreated cases average seven weeks to death. FDA recalls mold contaminated boric acid from Whiteworth Inc and two other products including Pride of Spain pimients and Primula cheese spread.
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Pride of Spain
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Ohio
Gerber International Foods
Stamford
Conn
Burns warns New York crisis could force higher taxes nationwide
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told Congress that New York City's financial crisis may push even well run communities to raise taxes. He opposed federal bailouts, warning they would enlarge federal power over local finances and upset the separation of powers. He cited investor flight from municipal securities and potential increased borrowing costs if default looms.
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Arthur F. Burns
New York City
Burns
New York
Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Senate Banking Committee
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