Textile Firm Accused Of Job Discrimination
Justice Department sues Cannon Mills Co alleging racial discrimination in hiring promotion and housing practices across 16 plants in North and South Carolina. NAACP also charges contract bias affecting defense work and calls for equal opportunity compliance.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nixon
Mtty
Iain A. Mitchell
Cannon Mills Co
North
Tobo
Aedion
Greensboro
ACL
Naache Seal
Defense Sec
NAACP
Ponte Tavon
Nixon Needs More Time In Tax Case
The administration plans limited suggestions for tax reforms to the House Ways and Means Committee after Easter recess. Treasury officials will share proposals April 15, the day Congress returns and after committee hearings on tax reform conclude. Chairman Wilbur Mills said the panel will proceed with drafting legislation if the administration delays testimony.
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Washingtonaly
House
Ways and Means
Committe
Treasury Department
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Treasury
Goldberg Considers NY Senate Run Amid Kennedy Seat Vacancy
former U S Supreme Court justice and UN ambassador J. Goldberg says he may run for the New York Senate seat left by the late Robert F Kennedy. He notes the vacancy follows Kennedy's assassination and that Governor Rockefeller appointed Charles Goodell to the post. Goldberg, 60, has not made a final decision but is seriously considering the Democratic nomination in 1970.
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New York
Pollution Comes Home To Solons
In Olympia Washington senators watched smoke from a construction project on the east Capitol grounds drift into the chamber through the ventilating system as they debated a bill to modify air pollution control laws. Lt. Gov. Cherberg explained the smoke originated from burning on the site.
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Olympia
Wash
Senate
John A. Cherberg
East Capitol
Air Crash Casualties Mounting Across United States
The National Transportation Safety Board reports last year saw a high airline death toll second only to 1930s figures, with 28 to 30 deaths in private plane accidents. The accident rate per million aircraft miles flown hit a record low, reflecting rapid aircraft with more passenger capacity.
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Wasuington
United States
National Transportation Safety Board
Artificial Heart Use Faces Institute Probe
Washington National Heart Institute investigates possible violation of federal guidelines after an artificial heart kept Haskell Harp alive for 63 hours. Harp, 47, of Shohie ML, later died in Houston from pneumonia and kidney failure after receiving a human heart. The institute says about $30 million in government funds supported artificial heart research since 1950s. Dr. Michael DeBahey and Dr. Veuton Cooper figure in the inquiry while Dr. Domingo Trotta notes funding sources. The case hinges on whether operations occurred under appropriate ANE guidelines and federal oversight.
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Washington
National Heart Institute
Haskell Harp
Harp
Shohie
Massachusetts
Houston
Michael DeBahey
Ley
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