Direct Election Debate Hangs On Second Senate Try
Senate cut off debate on a direct presidential election amendment 54 to 36 short of a two thirds vote. Majority Leader Mansfield said a second attempt may occur next week with Sen. Birch Bayh leading the drive. House approval stood at 339 to 70 a year ago, and President Nixon endorsed the plan.
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Mike Mansfield
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House
Nixon
Oh Henry Bars Pulled Over Salmonella Contamination
Williamson Candy Division of Warner-Lambert halted all production after FDA said Oh Henry nut rolls made June 18 and 26 may be contaminated with Salmonella. About 500,000 bars recalled. production and shipments paused September 4 while quality controls reviewed, affects Choco Nuts Salted Nut Roll and Nut Clusters as well. Plant manager says other brands likely not contaminated.
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Williamson Candy Division
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co
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Williamson
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Frankin couple seek 90000 in accident damages
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Franklin couple seeks 90000 for injuries from a traffic crash on September 18 1968. Mrs Lorene Mullins sues William C Gresham of Cincinnati claiming permanent injuries after his car rear ended hers on I 75. Husband Emmett Mullins seeks 15000 for medical expenses loss of services.
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Franklin
Butler County
Common Pleas Court
Lorene Mullins
Emmett
S. Dixie Highway
William C. Gresham
Cincinnati
Mullins
U.S. Won’t Intervene Over Hostages Reported
Washington reports no plans for U.S. military intervention in the Middle East as concern grows for Americans held in Jordan. State Department says 40 government employees and about 350 others are in Jordan amid 54 hostages. President Nixon vows protection for all Americans.
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Robert J. McCloskey
United States
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King Hussein
Auto Workers Strike Hits GM Plants Across Regions
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors enters its fourth day with Michigan bearing the heaviest impact as 3,151 GM hourly workers at nine plants join the walkout. Welfare offices in Oak County brace for cases. Pontiac area sees 16 percent of exempted plants on strike. Ford and Chrysler remain exempt and on nonauction contracts. Unemployment not covered by Michigan rules, though welfare possible. Oshawa Canada sees 50 new welfare claims as GM’s Canadian site employs 10,600 hourly workers. No national talks set until Tuesday while union leaders tour to bolster support and local bargaining continues.
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Land County
Troit
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Osshawa
UAW
POW Letters Released By Customs Officials
New York AP US Customs officials say they returned a package of 379 letters from American prisoners of war in North Vietnam seized from a peace movement courier at Kennedy Airport. The letters were undeclared item on Wednesday night and handed to courier Robert Scheer, who planned to distribute them to prisoners’ families.
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