White House accused of muffling lawyers poll on Haynsworth nomination
American Trial Lawyers Association president accused the White House of trying to muff le a poll of about 1 200 of its 23 000 members on Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr for the Supreme Court. The poll results will be tabulated next week by CPAs at the group’s Cambridge headquarters.
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White House
Haynsworth
American Trial Lawyers Association
Association
Clement F Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Certified Public Accountants
Cambridge
Mass
Clark R. Mollenhoff
Nixon
Mollenhoff
United States Senate
Soyuz 8 Returns To Earth
Soviet Radio reports Soyuz 8 landings bring seven men safely home after five days in orbit. Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev completed the first three-ship, seven-man orbit, while Soyuz 6 and 7 returned earlier and work on space station concepts continued.
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Moscow
Radio Moscow
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Soviet
Kazakhstan
Baikonu
Karaganda
Tass
Shatalov
Yeliseyev
Boris Paton
Cold snap to ease as Miami Valley warmth returns
Tonight the Miami Valley stays cold with frost in low areas and a low near 35. Sunday brings a rise to about 65 under partly cloudy skies as temperatures trend warmer.
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Miami Valley
Nixon Premises Bitter Medicine to Curb Inflation
President Nixon broadcasts a plan to curb rising prices via wage restraint and personal spending discipline. He mails 2,200 letters to business and labor leaders urging restraint. Housewives react with skepticism and cautious support as the nation weighs his economic approach.
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Dent Nixon
White House
Nixon
Judith Pagan
Dover
N.J
Lee Lane
Atlanta
Gulf Oil Holdings Seized by Bolivian Government
Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia announced Bolivia's military government nationalized Gulf Oil Corp holdings saying profits were too high for the state. Troops occupied Gulf offices in La Paz and Santa Cruz, while a parallel gas pipeline project with Argentina was nationalized. Pipeline output remains unharmed.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Gulf Oil Corp
Pryulles
Ovando
Gulf
Bolivian Gulf Co
Santa Cruz
Oklahoma
Argentina
Oil Agency
Washington
U.S. State Department
Gulf Oil
Parker Drilling Co
Tulsa
Okla
Park Wins South Korea Referendum for Third Term
President Chung Hee Park achieved a two to one win in a referendum approving a constitutional amendment to allow a third consecutive term. About 76.5 percent of eligible voters participated, with turnout near 10 million in a orderly ballot. Park, 52, said he would quit if it failed and aims to bolster the army and complete his 1961 economic program.
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Seoul
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Park
North Korea
DMZ
Government Halts Cyclamate Use in Foods and Diet Drinks
Secretary Robert H. Finch announced severe limits on cyclamate with a phased recall of products containing the artificial sweetener. New lab data linked high doses to cancer in rats, prompting removal from the safe list. FDA Commissioner Ley noted animal results may not mirror human effects. Regulations will curb future use and require current cyclamate items to be withdrawn over weeks.
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Robert H. Finch
Herbert L. Ley Jr
The
Food and Drug Administration
North Korea Ambushs Four GIs Near Southern Boundary
Four American soldiers were ambushed and killed by North Korean forces near the southern boundary of the DMZ. The men, returning from equipment maintenance, were attacked with grenades and small arms fire. bodies recovered from a 14 ton truck as patrols launched an area sweep after the incident, the first since July 21. Names withheld pending relatives’ notification.
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Seoul
Transplant Patient Charles Boulogne Dies Surprise
Paris AP reports Father Charles Boulogne, the world’s longest surviving heart transplant patient, died suddenly Friday night after more than 17 months with a donor heart. Doctors said no warning signs appeared. Dr. Charles Dubost, who performed the transplant, was unavailable for comment.
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Paris
Charles Boulogne
Father Boulogne
Pei
Charles Dubost
Ae University
Mexico
Louis B. Russell Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
FDA ban on cyclamate sweetener moves forward
Cyclamate faces a near term ban as FDA cites a NAS panel and independent lab findings showing bladder cancer in rats fed high levels. About 175 million Americans use cyclamate with 70 percent in diet drinks. Canada Dry halts sales of products with artificial sweeteners. Coca Cola awaits FOS action.
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FDA
National Academy of Sciences
Rinch
Canada Dry Corp
New York
Canada Dry
Finca
Coca- Cola USA
Underwater PALM BEACH Fuel Cell Test Yields Success
Aquanauts surfaced off Palm Beach after a 48 hour secret test of a revolutionary fuel cell used in Apollo spacecraft. Four scientist aquanauts conducted the demonstration in 50 feet of water. Perry Oceanographics managed the experiment and reported the fuel cell powered the underwater lab, potentially eliminating surface cables for undersea research.
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Palm Beach
Perry Oceanographics, Inc
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Finch
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