U.S. Rejects Viet Cong Withdrawal Demands at Paris Talks
The United States dismissed the Viet Cong call for total U.S. and allied forces withdrawal by year end as sweeping and unacceptable while noting some new elements in a seven point peace plan. Ambassador Bruce proposed a restricted session to discuss clarifications and modalities for prisoner releases and safe withdrawal.
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United States
Washington
Saigon
David K. E. Bruce
Bruce
Hanoi
U.S
Laos
Cambodia
Indochina
Lam
South Vietnam
Nguyen Thi Binh
Republic of Vietnam
North Vietnam
China
U.S.S.R
Nationwide recall of all Bon Vivant canned foods
The FDA and Agriculture Department order a nationwide recall of all Bon Vivant Soups Inc. products after a vichyssoise from Newark tests positive for Type A botulin toxin. Four cans linked to illness and a death prompted removal of bulging or leaking cans from U S shelves and international plants.
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Bon Vivant Soups Inc. of
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The
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FDA
USA
N.Y
Bedford Village
Charles C. Edwards
Philadelphia
Baltimore-Washington
Canada
Income tax still alive in Ohio compromise plan
Ohio lawmakers move a cut down version of Gov. Giligan’s tax bill through the House Ways and Means Committee. The plan proposes a graduated personal rate from 1 to 4 percent and corporate rates from 4 to 8 percent. Leadership reported hope for a floor vote next week amid Democratic and Republican concerns and a rebel bloc opposing noncounty taxes.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Gilligan
House
Ways and Means
Rules Bent For Welfare Work Bill
Ohio House suspended rules to consider a welfare work requirement bill. Rep. Rodney Hughes said the plan would create state job classifications and a work relief project with training, applicable to all Aid to Dependent Children and general relief recipients aged 16 or older within limits. State Welfare Director John Hanson criticized the proposal as futile and unnecessary.
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Columbus
John Hanson
Hughes
Hanson
Welfare Fraud Estimated At .7 Percent
HEWs National Center for Social Statistics reports state agencies suspected welfare fraud at 0.7 percent of the average monthly caseload in federally assisted programs. About 33,900 cases were suspected, with 8,600 referred for prosecution and 3,000 prosecuted. Eight states account for 9 percent of prosecutions: California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Michigan, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sus Hew
National Center For Social Statistics
HEW
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Connecticut
Illinois
Maryland
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Weather outlook with thundershowers and warm highs
The forecast calls for thundershowers tomorrow with highs in the 80s. Tonight will be cloudy with lows in the upper 60s. Yesterday reached a high of 91 and a morning low of 67.
Red Tide Slumps Florida Tourism As Fish Die Off
The worst red tide outbreak in 25 years hits Florida's gulf coast killing thousands of fish. Beaches darkened with rotting corpses, motels report empty rooms, and tour price declines as officials estimate disposal costs at ten thousand dollars daily. Local businesses suffer while fishing is restricted.
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Gulf Coast
ST. Petersburg
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John Walker
Tarpon Center
Venice
Cindy Annis
Ron
Sal-La
Sarasota
Annis
Miami
Atlantic
Tarpon Springs
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