Enzyme Makers Summoned by U S Regulators in Washington
Washington AP report says enzyme detergent makers were summoned to discuss possible harmful effects after FTC and FDA cited complaints that enzyme detergents may irritate skin or trigger allergies. Officials propose a joint meeting with industry reps to decide on study funding and further questions.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
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Food and Dice Administration
Soap and Laundry Detergent, Association
FTC
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Procter and Gamble
Lever Brothers
Colgate-Palmolive
Ralph Nader
Nader
Edna Gellhorn Dies at 91 in St. Louis
Mrs Edna Fischer Gellhorn a leader in the suffrage movement founder of the National League of Women Voters and organizer of the United Nations Association died Thursday at age 91 in St Louis Private funeral services will be held Burial is planned at Bellefontaine Cemetery in St Louis Survivors include sons Walter Gellhorn Alfred and daughter Martha a novelist and war correspondent
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Walter Gellhorn
Columbia University
Alfred
University of Pennsylvania
Martha
Cuba Repatriates Hijacker Amid US Cuba Ties Caution
US officials welcomed Cuba's return of an alleged hijacker after a decade of estrangement. They noted no softening of anti American Cuban rhetoric and warned that Havana has not signaled plans to return any of more than 50 other hijackers. The case follows a pattern of controlled cooperation and continued tension between Washington and Havana.
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State Department
U.S
Cuba
Havana
United States
Elmor Williams
Veter
Halé
Japan
America
Miami
Robert Laba Sult
U.S. Army
American Trans World Airlines
Labadie
Justice Department
Prensa Latina
Central Intelligence Agency
Laba
United
Pearl Harbor Epic Could Lift Fox Fortune Again
Hollywood reports a major Pearl Harbor recreation film "Tora! Tora! Tora!" may revive Fox fortunes. The two hour and two minute epic features intense battle scenes with minimal miniatures, and is timed for simultaneous premieres amid a changing industry landscape.
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Fox
Bob Thomas
Jason Robards
Associated Press
Hollywood
Torm
Honolulu
Newland
Moberly And Carthage To Try 3rd Time Chicago
Voters in Moberly and Carthage prepare for a third school tax levy vote. Moberly seeks a 25 cent increase to 4.15 per 100 valuation. Carthage proposes a 30 cent rise to fund schools. Weinglass defends hecklers as First Amendment rights amid campus and public protests.
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Chicago
Hecklers
Columbia
Leonard I. Weinglass
Minnera Gavan
Moberly
Carthage
GM Prices For 1971 Cars Rise By 136 Dollars
General Motors announced that 1971 automobile prices will average 136 dollars higher than 1970, with a 4.2 percent overall increase and a 5.2 percent rise for optional equipment. The Vega starts at 2001 dollars, Buicks on October 3, and other lines begin sales next Tuesday amid poststrike conditions after an 11 day UAW walkout.
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Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ines
United States
Ford
Chrysler
Russian Ships Follow Along 6th Fleet In Mediterranean
The 6th Fleet steams 150 miles from the Middle East as Soviet Mediterranean squadron follows. Rear Adm. Spreen notes shared interests as both sides move in step. The fleet was alerted after Arab hijackings and possible evacuations from Jordan.
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Mediterranean
U.S
J Middle East
Roger Spreen
Jordan
Medic's Peace Medal Fine Set At $100
Army medic Emill A. Schaeffer of Brooklyn was fined 100 dollars for disobeying an order to remove or lower a peace medal worn around his neck. He said the medal, given in Vietnam by a dying comrade, honors a fallen friend and should not be altered.
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Mander
Gen. Short
FT. Riley
Kan
Emill A. Schaeffer
Brooklyn
Alta LV Lever
U.S
Independence
Saratoga
Cyprus
Egypt
Theodore Fay
Couity
Crete
Thurs- Fleet
Schaeffer
Batile
Evling
Spreen
Vietnam
Husband reported missing plane call puzzles Trenton
Mrs W R Whitley said her husband, missing since a flight from Texas to Trenton, telephoned from Dallas saying he did not know he had been reported missing. Ledger note suggests checking today’s edition for details.
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Trenton
W.R. Whitley
Texas
Mexigo Ledger Faces Labor Force Deployment Debate
The fragment notes a discussion on strike force use and the need for clearer deployment techniques from Washington, with reference to the Mexigo Ledger dated Friday September 28, 1970. No further readable names or entities present.
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Mexigo
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