Brennan named Secretary of Labor in Nixon era
Peter J. Brennan known as Mr Hardhat addresses newsmen after his appointment as Secretary of Labor on Wednesday. Former NY workers march leader in support of President Nixon's Vietnam policies is highlighted in the briefing.
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Junior Samples Goes To Court On Drunkenness Charge
Junior Samples of He Haw faces trial in Cumming for public drunkenness and a charge of allowing his son Emory to drive under the influence. The case traces to Aug. 26 when he posted bond for his manager Paul Gibson on a drunk driving charge.
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Porter Declares Nixon Peace Effort Witnesed By Reporters
U.S. Ambassador William J. Porter told reporters Nixon will not face delays in Vietnam peace efforts. He urged caution against pessimism after a short session. Vietnamese Communists said talks are deadlocked blaming U.S. for reviving Saigon demands. Porter warned reporters not to be pessimistic or risk embarrassment.
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Dentist Sues Buffalo Braves Player Over Visitation
Dr. David E. Cook of Toledo sues Howard Komives alleging he took Cook's sons Christopher and David to live with him in Williamsville New York and barred visitation despite a court order. Komives, 31, was Bowling Green top scorer and Knicks draftee who played for Detroit before Buffalo.
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AMA forms advisory panel on Medicare Medicaid
The American Medical Association by vote of its House of Delegates creates a special advisory committee to address the new Medicare and Medicaid legislation. Dr. Thomas Parker of South Carolina warned that any course chosen may end in disaster.
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Norwalk Weather and Local Notices Brief
Mostly cloudy today with a chance of light snow and a high around 38. Tonight stays cloudy and cooler with possible snow flurries and a low near 20. Friday highs near 30 with 50 percent today and 40 percent tonight and Friday precipitation chances. BIRTHS report two new Norwalk and Monroeville babies born at FT Hospital. DEATHS note Mrs Eleanor A Gertz age 79 of Norwalk.
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12 Year Old Consumer Stirs Action Against Tester Corp
A 12 year old from West Babylon and his mother prompted a U.S. suit in Chicago after the tester paint maker raised PSA enamel prices from 15 to 19 cents. The Justice Department filed the complaint on federal wage price controls.
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Ambulance Service Move Delayed by Cost Review
Mayor Wayne Goodsite said a decision to move ambulance service into the fire department hinges on the ambulance committee review of projected costs. Fire Chief Elmer McGuckin prepared a report projecting the initial expense at 64,350 dollars.
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Rogers Retains State Post. Bush Named Deputy at State Dept
President Nixon announces William P. Rogers remains secretary of state in the second term and Kenneth H. Bush will be the No 2 at the department. Curtis Tarr to stay as undersecretary as talks on ambulance service funding and fire department integration unfold in Norwalk.
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Leap to Deaths From Skyscraper Tragedy Shocks New Orleans
Flames trapped patrons on top floors of a 16 storey Rault Center skyscraper. Six people died after leaping from windows as helicopters rescued others from the roof and via ladders. A seven months pregnant woman was among the dead. several were critically injured.
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Norwalk agent filmed as cause of intestinal flu
U S scientists say they captured on film what they believe is the Norwalk agent behind an intestinal flu outbreak. Using immune electron microscopy, researchers at NIH and other sites traced the illness to an infectious material from Norwalk victims and tested it in volunteers in Maryland and Jessup.
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