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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1970

Page

3

Nixon Lands Air Guard Who Wounded Hijacker

Brinks courier Robert E. DeNisco told President Nixon how he shot at a hijacker aboard a TWA 707 on a San Francisco airport runway, wounding Donald Irwin. DeNisco, 34, said he acted to protect passengers after identifying himself as armed, while Irwin, a former mental patient, was taken to a hospital in critical condition. Federal authorities planned charges of air piracy.

Chicago Nixon Robert E. DeNisco Brooklyn TWA San Francisco DeNisco White House Donald Irwin Roseda Calif Irwin North Korea Vietnam Brinks San Mateo County the Courier

Mercury found in common Canadian foods study says

Canadian scientists at the University of Toronto report significant mercury in foods such as wheat flour white bread long grain rice skim milk powder cheese tea beef liver pork liver calf liver fish and poultry. FDA officials doubt such levels in the United States while Kodak notes mercury concerns for film. The study calls for immediate checks of foods and notes rising human mercury in head hair samples.

Rochester Canada University of Toronto Robert E. Jervis United States U.S. Food and Drug Administration Washington Jervis The FDA Eastman Kodak Co Don H. Anderson Kodak Lake St. Clair TDA World Health Organization Food and Agriculture Organization WHO Richard J. Ronk Guidelines Bureau of Foods U.S Rank

Mandel Tydings Plead For Democratic Unity Campaign Appearance

In Baltimore AP report Len Joseph D Tydings and Marvin Mandel urged Democratic unity at a late night joint event at the Lord Baltimore Hotel. Tydings praised Mandel’s ticket and predicted a statewide Democratic victory, while Mandel greeted supporters after a victory claim at his headquarters.

Baltimore Len Joseph D. Tydings Maryland Marvin Mandel Democratic Party Lord Baltimore Tydings Calvert Ballroom Blair Lee II Mandel Lee U. S. Senate

Nixon lecture on order draws tight security at Kansas State

President Nixon spoke on order in society at Kansas State University in Manhattan with campus demonstrations barred near the field house. After the Kansas stop he traveled to Chicago for meetings with Midwest editors and broadcasters as part of an election year push.

Washington Nixon Middle America Kansas Kansas State University Manhattan Chicago Alfred N. Landon Pat Rosco Kansas State Sheraton Blackstone Hotel Edito Rial Chicago Sun-Times Daily News Chicago Tribune Chicago Today Commmon Midwest Congress Ralph Smith Illinois Smith Senate Adlai Stevenson

Developers of Vacation Resort Sued

Ten owners from Calvert County sue White Sands Corp and agent Effries Freeman in federal court for 35 million alleging the 700 acre tract was mostly woodland, roads were not built, funds were misused, and owners across 12 states seek court- supervised operation and accounting.

Baltimore Calvert County White Sands Corp Effries M Freeman Lusby Washington The Development Corporation

Senate rejects 20000 subsidy cap on farmers across crops

The Senate approved a three year 3.5 billion agriculture authorization bill and rejected a 20000 limit on subsidies for leaving land fallow. The vote leaves a 55000 cap on cotton, feed grain and wheat subsidies likely, with both chambers sending final versions to conference.

Washington Senate House Ralph T. Smith R-Ill

Boggs Wins Maryland Democratic Primary Seat Race

Boggs Jr. won the Maryland 8th District Democratic nomination in a tight three way race. The 29 year old Washington area attorney has family ties to Louisiana Congressman and House Majority Whip, while incumbent Republican Rep. Gilbert Gude heads to his third term.

Baltimore Thomas Flate Boggs Jr Congress Maryland Boggs Louisiana Montgomery County Washington, D.C Washington Gilbert Gude

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