Miss America Bess Myerson seeks pork label reform
New York City consumer chief and Miss America 1945 Bess Myerson urged the U S Department of Agriculture to close a loophole allowing canned pork and beans to omit actual pork. In Columbus Ohio overtime questions arose over sanitation worker Harry Kershaw Jr earning 13 560 extra last year while holding a second job.
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New York
UPI
Bess Myerson
Miss Myerson
Columbus
OPI
State Auditor’s
Columbus _ sanitation department
Joseph T. Ferguson
Harry Kershaw Jr
Kershaw
Tricia Nixon Eyes Family First After Marriage Plans
Tricia Nixon says she wants to work after her upcoming marriage to Edward Finch Cox next month but emphasizes family as the priority. In an interview for Ladies Home Journal by Lynda Bird Johnson Robb, she states children well raised could ease world problems.
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New York
UPI
Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
Miss Nixon
Lynda Bird Johnson Robb
Robb
Ladies Home Journal
Ogden Nash Dies at 68 in Baltimore Hospital
Poet Ogden Nash, famed for humorous rhymes about modern life, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after kidney failure complications. He was 68, hospitalized since March 13 and sustained by an artificial kidney machine. his wife and two daughters were with him.
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Baltimore
UPI
Ogden Nash
Nash
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Sadat Says Suez Canal Reopening Requires Peace Settlement
Egypt’s President Anwar Sadat declared the Suez Canal can reopen only within a broader Middle East peace settlement. He warned that without such an accord the canal should be filled with sand and stated Egypt’s insistence on occupying both canal sides is non negotiable, a stance he voiced to a cheering national assembly.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Suez Canal
Middle East
Weather and notices from Norwalk area
Mostly sunny and cooler today with highs 70s and a 20 percent rain chance. Friday brings partly cloudy mild weather with 40 percent showers, highs in the 60s. Norwalk temps and humidity noted with marriage licenses and local births and a death in Republic.
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Norwalk
Steve Young To Fight Nixon Appointee In SACB Hearing
Senate Judiciary Committee opens hearings on President Nixon’s nomination of Otto F. Otepka to a full four year SACB term. Critics from ADA and UAW accuse Otepka of links to right wing groups and taking funds from Birch Society supporters to regain his security post.
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Steve Young
Nixon
Washington
UPI
Otto F. Otepka
State Department
U.S. Senate
Subversive Activities Control Board
SACB
Otepka
Americans For Democratic Action
United Auto Workers
Sen
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Young
ADA
UAW
John Birch Society
Liberty
Birch Society
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Break In SALT Talks Nixon Break In SALT Talks
President Nixon announced that the United States and the Soviet Union will negotiate simultaneously limits on offensive and defensive weapons in SALT talks. He said the agreement breaks a stalemate and could lead to an ABM deployment curb and offensive weapon limits this year.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
United States
Soviet Union
White House
Ohioans to Geneva for POW Plea in Geneva Convention
Eleven Ohio relatives of missing or held N Vietnam prisoners plan to fly to Geneva for the May 24 Geneva Convention. They carry petitions with millions of signatures to present to North Vietnamese representatives. The group, organized by Project Freedom, includes Eileen Beck, Catherine Osborne, Joann Shaw, Jane Blazier, Gerrie Arledge, Susan Sifritt, Suzanne Wideman, Phyllis Farrow, Sue Busch, and Dick Randolph, with many family ties among the missing.
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Columbus
UPI
State Project Freedom Group
Ohio
North Vietnam
Geneva
Switzerland
State Project Freedom Office
Richard Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Eileen Beck
North Canton
Edward
Catherine Osborne
Gahanna
Edwin
Janelle
Joann Shaw
Chillicothe
Jane Blazier
Massillon
James Reed
Gerrie Arledge
Robert
Susan Sifritt
Shaker Heights
Glenn Nix
Suzanne Wideman
Lakewood
Phyllis Farrow
Chagrin Falls
Wade Groth
Queen Asks For Pay Raise From Parliament
London reports a unprecedented move as the Queen sends a personal message to Parliament asking for a pay raise. The request covers the Queen and her immediate family while Charles remains separate. The Queen currently draws 1.14 million pounds a year for expenses.
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London
UPI
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Prince Andrew
Prince Edward
Margaret
Duke of Gloucester
Prince Charles
Anthony Barber
House of Commons
Speaker
Selwyn Lloyd
Man Ejected From Ohio House After Screaming At Lawmakers
Alfred Leist 35, a Columbus father, was escorted from the Ohio House after shouting a plea against cuts to mental health funding. He condemned the treatment of mentally retarded children and demanded lawmakers see his son. Speaker Kurfess cited decorum rules for the ejection.
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Man
Ohio House
Columbus
UPI
Ohio House of Representatives
Alfred Leist
Leist
Ohio
Charles Kurfess
Kurfess
Norwalk Charter Board to Review Old Commission
The Norwalk Charter Commission meets at 7:30 tonight in City Council chambers with public access. Three former members Paul Robinson William Dreyer and Robert Fish discuss data compiled by the old panel. The Elections Board says 12 of 15 members filed campaign expense reports and all show no expenses. The expense forms list Harlon Dible William Dreyer Caroline Ford Robert Fish Herbert Griffiths Steve Mullenix Paul Robinson Melvin Robinson Greg Richards Roger Striker Fred Stein and Donald Wise.
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Norwalk Charter Commission
City Council
Charter Commission
Paul Robinson
William Dreyer
Robert Fish
Board of Elections
Harlon Dible
Caroline Ford
Herbert Griffiths
Steve Mullenix
Melvin Robinson
Greg Richards
Roger Striker
Fred Stein
Donald Wise
Cleveland Ranks Ninth Nationwide in Black Population
Cleveland Ohio holds ninth place in the United States for the share of black residents with a 38 percent black population according to the U S Census Bureau.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland
Ohio City
U.S. Census Bureau
OEO pressures Erie CAC to improve results and accountability
The Office of Economic Opportunity pressures the Erie Huron County Community Action Commission to show measurable results as it funds $326 693 this year. Executive Director William Lewis cites upcoming expectations while a quorum shortage blocks board actions for the sixth time in ten months. He seeks official car and license requirements for outreach staff and monthly reports defining committee duties.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Erie-Huron County Community Action Commission
CAC
William Lewis
Lewis
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