Nixon Men Declare Outlook Is Brighter
The Nixon administration said inflation is easing and the economy is recovering though unemployment remains a concern. President Nixon threatened vetoes on strong trade bills and urged gradual policy shifts toward a peacetime economy, with Hodgson predicting slower price hikes and modest growth ahead.
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Nixon
Washington
James F. Hodgson
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Hodgson
Congress
McCracken
Shultz
Defo Coe Ah Bes
al Nnlen Venil
H McCracken
Federal Reserve System
House Votes to Allow Televised Committee Hearings
The House approved a provision to broadcast committee meetings by a 94-93 vote pending Senate approval. Restrictions limit cameras and require decorum with no commercial sponsorship, effective with the 1971 session if law. A separate note shows Lori Lynn Christopher birth details at Audrain Hospital.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cages to be replaced at Con Son prison in Saigon
The Saigon government will demolish the tiger cages on Con Son Island and replace them with new disciplinary cells. The move follows international controversy sparked by disclosures from two U.S. congressmen.
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Saigon
Con Son Island
U.S
Audrain Co-op Will Hold Annual Meet
Audrain Cooperative Association will conduct its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the courthouse community room. Harold Hamil of Farm land Industries will address members and discuss the co operative paper Farm land. President Edwin Lierheimer will preside as a director is elected and annual reports are read. Entertainment by Sing-Out-Mexico and refreshments by Littleby Methodist Church follow.
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Audrain Cooperative Assn
Farmland Industries
Harold Hamil
Co-Operative
Farmland
Orlanization
St. Louis Star-Times
Nebraska
Associated Press
New York
School of Journalism
University of Nebraska
Audrain
Edwin Lierheimer
Wiew
Littleby Methodist Church
FDA Denies Toothpaste Decay Claims
The FDA denied decay prevention claims for eight of eleven marketed toothpastes and powders after a National Academy of Sciences study. Crest and Colgate Dental Creme Gardol plus MFP were deemed effective or possibly effective. eight brands including Colgate Gardol products were found ineffective and had marketing approvals withdrawn. Six months were given for additional proof for Centri five.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration i
FDA
National Academy of Science
Procter and Gamble
Crest
New Colgate Dental Creme-Gardel
N.D.K. Centrifive
The
Academy
Colgate
Colgate Gardel
Street and Lakeside Closings for Slurry Seal Work
Washington and Lakeside Street closings scheduled for tomorrow due to slurry seal on asphalt pavements. The Washington project began today and is to be completed tomorrow, as city street crews work on N. Washington Streets and Lakeside Place in the area.
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N. Washington Sts
Lakeside Place
Washington
Bel
U S Concern Grows Over Nationalist Raids Into China
Washington reports say Nationalist China has staged more raids across the Taiwan Straits than Red China, raising U.S. concern that even small forays could escalate. Ambassador McConaughy cited maritime raids reconnaissance flights and shelling. He noted Beijing would not trigger a mutual defense pledge and urged fewer raids.
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Washington
China
Taiwan Straits
Red China
U.S
Taiwan
Walter P. McConaughy
Senate
McConaughy
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Summer Rec Activities Winding Up in Mexico
Joe Bailey of the Mexico recreation department announced the end of several department activities. The Art Class ends July 28 and swimming classes finish next week. The drama program ends Thursday, baseball and playground programs end earlier, while Hardin Park pool remains open until August 14 and Garfield and Plunkett pools until August 30. A bicycle safety program, July 27 to 31 at Lawrence Shelter in Plunkett Park, will be led by Miss Debbie Davis and Mrs Joe Geburt.
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Joe Bailey
Mexico
Hardin Park
Garfield and Plunkett Park
Mexico City
Environmental concerns haunt AEC as radiation fears rise
The four part AP Special Assign series explores how the Atomic Energy Commission faces growing scrutiny over its role in nuclear power and pollution. Officials debate reforms as evidence mounts of radiation entering air and water, stirring public worry.
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Argy Commission
AEC
John Gorman
Artricity
Tamplin
Lawrencejet
Livery
Calif
Atomic Energy Commission under fire over safety and secrecy
Washington debate over AEC polices, pollution, and radiation risks pits its dual role as promoter and regulator against critics. Questions arise about plutonium leaks, reactor safety, and the pace of converting radioactive waste to safer forms amid public alarm.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
ABC
AEC
Church Plans Rectory Sale After Kidney Aid Donations
St Augustine's Episcopal Church in Maplewood and Richmond Heights will sell its rectory to fund artificial kidney treatments for Mrs Sendelbach. Donations exceed 4500 dollars in six days, but about 100000 dollars more are needed to guarantee lifetime use of a kidney machine. Funds beyond needs will help others via the Sendelbach Kidney Foundation. The pastor notes four neighborhood door-to-door drives are underway.
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Richard Senderbach
Baker
Expected Baby Class To Be on Wednesday
Mrs Velda Ogar supervisor of the obstetrical department at Audrain Hospital will speak at the next class for expectant parents. The class meets this Wednesday July 22 at 7 30 p m in the East Central Missouri Mental Health Center east of Audrain Hospital. Topics include labor and delivery with a birth film and atlas. Mothers to be should bring a pillow and blanket. Fathers to be are invited.
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Velda Ogar
R.n
Audrain Hospital
East Central Missouri Mental Health Center
No Shipments Dock Struck England
Britain faces ongoing dock strike as foreign shippers cancel or divert cargoes to the United Kingdom. Three North Atlantic operators in New York said they will not accept consignments for Britain, with en route shipments to England held at other European ports.
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London
Britain
North Atlantic
New York
United Kingdom
United States
England
Girl's Body Found After Kidnap Hunt
A 16 year old, Laurie Murninghan, daughter of a former mayor, was found dead after a 12 day search. She was abducted July 9 from a gift shop during a $64 robbery. Police described the suspect as a 20 to 25 year old black man in a yellow sweater and beige hat. An anonymous donor offered a $5,000 reward. Local officials expressed deep grief. The body was found about 15 miles south of Lansing, near a state game preserve. autopsy pending cause of death.
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Lansing
Wich
Laurie Murninghan
Max Munninghan
Ingham County
Gerald W. Graves
Laurie
Martell
Rocky Flats
Machine I
AEC
Colorado
Denver
Vironmental Committee
Dow
B. B. Giller
Nium
Rockies
Jungs
Dr. Martell
A. Martell
Thelrandom
Seaborg
Colorado Committee
West Point
Robert D. Sick
Colorado Department of Health
Nevada
Sunderland
Howev
Colorados
Scientist quits over memory transfer fears in era of mind control
A 25-year-old British scientist, Peter Harper of Sussex University, halted work on transferring memory cells between brains, saying he fears the dangerous potential of the research in the wrong hands. He warned at an international conference that while the study could aid brain surgery, extending to humans could enable mind manipulation.
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London
Peter Harper
Sussex University
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Audrain Co-op
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By Donald M. Rothberg
Partic Health Service
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