Canners Face Allegations of Suppressing Consumer Claims
Ralph Nader urged a Justice Department probe into possible antitrust violations by the National Canners Association alleging it stifles consumer damage claims. The association denied the charge and defended its consumer claims division and research laboratories as beneficial to public and industry.
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Apollo 15 countdown begins for moon mission
Cape Kennedy announces the second anniversary of the moon landing as Apollo 15 starts a 6:30 a.m. EDT countdown toward a July 21 launch. Astronauts David Scott and James Irwin aim to land near the Apennine Mountains after a 22 mile drive with a moon buggy. Eight humans have visited the moon with Worden orbiting during a 67 hour mission.
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Checks Believed Trash In Boise Bank Weeds Hoard
In Boise Idaho two dozen young bank employees were found sheltering in a well guarded room after payroll checks were shredded as trash. Police say the workers were safe and staying put while authorities assess the situation and sort the remains of the shredded documents.
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Bank recovers 843000 in shredded checks puzzle
A First Security Bank spokesman said on Monday that photographed and recoded checks aided reconstructing nearly 300000 in missing funds. A janitor who discarded a trash bundle caused the loss. bonding company will cover unrecovered checks as teams work at tables to reassemble the strips.
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Hoover labels China a chief foe in Senate briefing
FBI Director Hoover told a closed Senate hearing that Peking views the United States as its chief enemy amid debates over Nixon's planned trip to the People's Republic of China. He declined comment as lawmakers examined FBI funding and U.S. policy on China ahead of normalization talks.
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Courts nix Pennsylvania plan to cut scholarships for disruptive students
A federal appeals court ruled Pennsylvania cannot cut state scholarship aid for students labeled disruptive by college administrators. The 1969 law would have allowed the agency to withhold funds even for out of state students. Haverford College led the suit with Goddard College and 24 students, arguing the law infringed Fifth Amendment self incrimination and First Amendment free speech rights.
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State Scholarship Agency
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Licking Dam Saved by Nighttime Efforts Near Morehead
Workmen contained rising Licking River waters near Morehead Kentucky after evacuating about 1,200 residents from Salt Lick and Farmers. Lt Gov Wendell Ford reported the partially built Cave Run Dam held, easing the danger as authorities urged remaining residents to evacuate.
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Accused Yuba City Slayer Worries About His Family
Juan Corona, jailed since June on 25 murder charges tied to Yuba City killings, tells AP he is wrongly accused and fears for his family. He stresses his wife cannot drive and his four children need clothes and schooling while he awaits trial.
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Patchy Clouds Forecast Cooler Tonight Then Warmup
Partly cloudy and cooler weather is predicted for tonight with lows in the lower 50s. It will be a little warmer tomorrow, with the high in the lower 80s.
Pentagon A-Bomb Plans Reported in 1962 65 Documents
The July magazine piece claims secret papers show a 1962 memo from the Joint Chiefs to McNamara proposing escalated nuclear options for North Vietnam. It includes threats to seize Haiphong, destroy power, rail links, Red River dikes, and neutralize Hainan Island, with a 1965 note that such ideas persisted.
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