What 'washable' means in textile detergents and tests
Consumer questions about washable fabrics and phosphate cleaners are explored. The piece explains washability goals, soil release, redeposition, and the role of detergents, urging adoption of ASTM's Controlled Naturally Soiled Home Laundering Test to judge clean performance and guide FTC claims.
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American Society For Testing and Materials
Federal Trade Commission
ASTM
Morning and Evening Subscriptions Offerings
Advertisement lists various newspaper subscription options with pricing for 1 month 12 months and combinations. Includes Morning World Daily and Daily Sunday plans with prices such as 3.8 and 39.60, and Evening Star options with daily and Sunday figures. It presents variants with and without Saturday delivery and different billing periods.
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WORLD
Ews-Star
Daily & Sun
Examinations For CPA Scheduled In November
Examinations for the Certified Public Accountant certificates will be held Nov 3 to 5 in New Orleans Baton Rouge and Shreveport per an announcement by the Louisiana State Board. Last filing day for the complete examination is Sept 15. The uniform exam is prepared with the AICPA and graded by them.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
State Board of Certified Public Accountants of Louisiana
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Phillippine Islands
Virgin Islands
Guam
Flying Penthouse of Howard Hughes Sits Shorn and Idle
The famed 1930s Boeing Stratoliner named the Flying Penthouse, once owned by Howard Hughes, is stripped of engines and wings and tied to a tree in Dania Florida. It was sold to various owners, refitted for luxury, then abandoned after storms and sale losses.
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The
Kenneth Landon
Fort Lauderdale
Dania
Fla
Howard Hughes
Boeing Aircraft Co
Transcontinental
Western Air
TWA
Pan American Airways
Hughes
Nevada
Innsbury
Huces
Glenn McCarthy
Texas
Florida
Joseph F. MacCaughtry
Chicago
MacCaughtry
Bahamas
Fort Landerdale
Hollywood International
Dissar
Kenneth Tandon
London
Questions and answers on Nixon 90 day wage price freeze
Washington AP reports the 90 day wage price freeze ordered by President Nixon. The ceiling for prices wages and rents remains at the August 14 1971 level for all goods and services except raw agricultural products. Some announced steel increases are suspended and may take effect 90 days from the August 14 date. Wage increases may not take effect until 90 days after the freeze. Wage negotiations should continue but any increases are delayed 90 days. The cost of living escalator clause is addressed in the ongoing discussions.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Office of Emergency Preparedness
OFP
Fdr
United States
Europe
Nisants
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Long Range Planning Discussed By Two Local Groups
Ouachita Parish Police Jury and Monroe Commission Council will discuss long range planning in meetings today and Tuesday. The Police Jury will meet at 6 pm to map planning and at 7 pm consider bids for parish courthouse additions. The Monroe Council will meet at 10 am to review a boundary extension request for Cole Estate along Bayou Desiard, with bids on kitchen equipment for the Civic Center and a proposed parking lot.
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Ouachita Parish
Monroe Commision Council
Parish Court House
Monroe Commission 1 Council
Monroe Government Center
Cole Testate
Bayou DeSiard
Pargoud Street
Cuba Corporation
Rochelle Street
Downey Lane
Monroe Civic Center
Civic Center Boulevard
Hart Street
Monroe Redevelopment Agency
Nixon Economic Action Tops Four Decades Of Policy
AP report compares Nixon price and dollar policy to FDRs New Deal era. It notes Nixon aims to curb inflation and speculators, protect workers and business through a broad plan, including price and wage freezes for 90 days. It draws parallels to the 1930s and the move off the gold standard.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
America
Wallace Stand Gains Support From Two Southern Governors
Alabama Governor George Wallace faces federal desegregation orders and vows defiance unless Nixon enacts a nationwide ban on forced busing. Mississippi Governor John Bell Williams voices support, while Louisiana Governor John McKeithen pledges to use police power to block bused students. Wallace warned he would end federal integration programs if Nixon does not act by a stated deadline.
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United Press International
Alabama
George Wallace
Nixon
John Bell Williams
Mississippi
Louisiana
John McKeithen
Wallace
Seabee Officer James Hill Jr. Dies at 46
Capt. James M. Hill Jr. 46, commanded Gulfport Seabee recovery operations after Camille in 1969. Died Sunday at Bethesda Naval Hospital. A Wiggins native raised in Laurel, Hill earned two Legion of Merit awards and two Navy commendations. Survived by wife and two children. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Mississippi
Gusport, Miss
James M. Hill Jr
Navy Seabee
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Methesda
MD. Naval Hospital
John Bell Williams
Hill
Gulfport Seabee Center
20Th Naval Construction Regiment
Camille
Washington
Wiggins Wns
Aurel
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