FTC Chides Misleading Advertising Across Painkillers
The FTC charges American Home Products, Bristol Myers, and Sterling Drug with unfair advertising for leading nonprescription analgesics. It contests claims Bufferin Excedrin Anacin Bayer products are superior, noting insufficient scientific evidence and potential misimpressions of therapeutic differences.
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Washington
Federal ‘Trade Commission
American Home Products Corp
Bristol Myers Co
Sterling Drug Inc
Bayer Asprin
National Academy of Sciences
Food and Drug Administration
Enid
FTC
Lubbock Christian College to confer 62 degrees May 6
Lubbock Christian College will confer first baccalaureate degrees on 62 graduates at commencement in the LCC fieldhouse 2:30 p.m. May 6. An additional 32 students are expected to graduate in the August class. Fort Smith Ark corporate executive Hembree will deliver the commencement address.
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Lubbock Christian College
LCC
Fieldhouse
H. L. Hembree
Fort Smith, Ark
LOC
Robert L. Walker
Student Association of Texas A&m University
Hetty Hancock
Jimmy Allen
Harding College
Arkansas
Moody
Hembree
Fort Smith
University of Arkansas
Cattle Problems Seminar Slated in Amarillo
One day conference in Amarillo on Thursday will spotlight Texas High Plains cattle feeding industry with a 9 am start. Texas A&M University animal scientists and specialists will present the latest research addressing cattle problems facing the industry. The event brings together experts to discuss solutions and improvements.
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Amarillo
Texas A&m University
Britain Orders 14 Day Rail Strike Cooling Off
The Industrial Relations Court in London ordered a 14 day cooling off period to halt the go slow rail strike that has slashed traffic nationwide. The court urged the 300,000 members of the unions to cease patronage, noting the action breaches contact while stressing court independence from government and unions. Ergebnisse remain uncertain as to compliance by train operators and workers.
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London
Britain
Iuuee
Aloe
Jolson
Hione
Rafinen
Sir John Donaldson
Donaldson
Railways Board
Trial resumes in Texas trial of Horan for Dacey slaying
Testimony reconvenes in 90th District Court as W B Horan, 53, of Lubbock faces trial for the Sept 25 1971 public safety items murder of Leroy Dacey, 43, a Lubbock man. Carolyn Hogan testified hearing a gunshot after Dacey knocked at Hogan's door. The IRA said it will intensify activity after the officers death. The first day heard Hogan's voice and Dacey's collapse before witnesses and police were notified. Judge Howard C Davison presided.
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Lubbock
Leroy Dacey
Hogan
Cann
Carolyn Hogan
Menta
Belfast
Northern Ireland
UPI
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Wednes
Dacey
Duke
Garland
Richard “A. Keffler
Ray
Coleman
Walt Crimmins
Howard C. Davison
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Austin& Brownwood
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