Senator Demands Ban on Cancer Hormone DES in Meat
Washington AP. Senator William Proxmire faults the FDA for allowing DES residues in beef and poultry. He cites Department checks estimating 160 000 to 150 000 cattle slaughtered with DES traces last year and urges an immediate ban citing Delaney Amendment violations. Italy Sweden and 21 countries already restrict DES or imports.
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Light Vote Sets Stage for Kentucky and Maryland Primaries
In Kentucky Democrats choose between Bert Combs and Weldell Ford for governor while Republican Tom Emberton seeks November victory. In Maryland’s 1st District Elroy Boyer faces William Mills as both run on conservative platforms in a tight party contest.
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Black Caucus Denounces Nixon Reply To Program
Washington AP reports the House Black Caucus rejected Nixon replies to 60 recommendations. Diggs condemns the president as deeply disappointing. Proposals cover youth jobs, welfare reform, universal eligibility, South Africa policy, frozen funds, revenue sharing, military spending, minority set asides, and voting rights enforcement with DOJ action in Mississippi and 34 counties.
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New Bobby Seale Trial Set For Decision Today
In New Haven, judge Mulvey will decide on possible retrial or dismissal for Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins after a six day first trial ended in a deadlocked jury on murder conspiracy charges. Prosecution seeks retrial. defense seeks dismissal or bond release as jurors previously failed to reach verdict after 23 hours of deliberation.
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Many My Lai Cases Cited By Henderson
Army Col. Oran K. Henderson says every brigade in Vietnam had its My Lai but the brigade commander knew not. He offered to take the blame in a Dec 10 1968 letter to Gen. Westmoreland, who declined. Henderson faces charges over Pentagon inquiries and field reports while Lt. Calley faces murder charges. He asserts subordinates gave nebulous reports and cites Lt. Ernest Medina admitting field numbers.
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FAA Sets Minimum Airport Safety Standards
Washington AP reports the FAA proposes initial safety standards for airports, aligning with Nixon era legislation. Provisions cover runway pavement, safety areas, lighting, fire rescue equipment, and handling of hazardous materials, with limited scope on navigational aids and air traffic controls.
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VISTA Volunteers Seen Disillusioned
Washington AP report notes VISTA volunteers often grow disillusioned with government policies as they witness poverty and indifference firsthand. A 165 page study by David Gottlieb of Pennsylvania State University cites lack of resources and commitment behind programs failing to alter the poverty status.
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NATO Parley Launched For Red Talks Agenda
NATO defense ministers from seven nations meet in Mittwewald Germany to set groundwork for talks with the Soviet Union on balanced force reductions. The two day session reviews Alliance nuclear strategy while shaping policy ahead of Brussels and Lisbon meetings. Attendees include Laird Schmidt Carrington MacDonald Fostervoll Den Toom Tanassi. Greece is represented by an undersecretary. Laird to report on Soviet American accords on limits to antiballistic missiles and nuclear weapons. Trudeau Kosygin talks may be cited. Brazil has 270 sugar mills.
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Tallest Job Applicants Receive Higher Salaries
Pittsburgh AP reports University of Pittsburgh personnel director Leland Deck notes height affects starting pay. Surveys show men over 6 feet earn about 10 percent more on first jobs, with 24 percent higher starting pay for 6+ foot graduates in 1967 and 1970, while a tall graduate may have a lower GPA but higher salary. Deck argues height bias stems from hiring ease and recognition by employers, not a simple intelligence measure.
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