Rockefeller Defends Attica Deaths as Morally Justified
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller said the nine hostages who died during the Attica Prison siege were caught in a crossfire obscured by gas and gunfire. He insisted there was no indiscriminate shooting by state police and defended the deaths as morally and legally justified.
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Attica, N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Attica State Prison
Albany
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
House Select Committee
Jessel Near Libel Ruling Over TV Remarks
FCC found NBC host Edwin Newman did not violate the fairness doctrine by ejecting George Jessel for remarks that suggested reporting by The New York Times and The Washington Post resembled Pravda. Rep Harsha said he would seek action despite the ruling.
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Washington
UPI
George Jessel
New York Times
Washington Post
Pravda
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
NBC
Edwin Newman
William H. Harsha
Ohio
FDA orders recalls as Bon Vivant soup recall widens
FDA says thousands of Bon Vivant soup cans remain in stores in back rooms and warehouses despite recalls after a botulism death and paralysis. About 1.1 million cans have been seized or embargoed, with remaining stock spread across many small retailers.
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Washington
Upi
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Kenneth R. Lennington
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Lennington
Oberlin City Attorney vows to test new bottle ban
Oberlin Ohio Richard Huber city attorney says he will violate the ordinance banning non returnable bottles and cans effective Jan 1 1972 to challenge its constitutionality He calls the law discriminatory and says he would pursue a Supreme Court ruling if arrested The ordinance imposes a 100 fine or 30 days jail or both for sale and a 10 fine for possession spurring potential civil liberties concerns.
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Oberlin
Ohio
UPI
Richard Huber
Huber
Supreme Court
Phosphate Ban May Be Repealed in Lake County
In Painesville Ohio residents weigh repealing a local ban on high phosphate detergents after federal officials urged use of high phosphate products. EPA head William D. Ruckelshaus advised shoppers to buy high phosphate detergent as council and the health commission plan a repeal recommendation.
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Painesville
Ohio
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
Kenneth McDonald
Health Commission
Charles Cannon
Neal Brown
Bored Canine at Vienna Factory Causes Alarm
A late night call to police in Vienna reports a break in scare when a guard dog, eager to escape, got its head stuck between gate bars. Firefighters freed the dog unharmed and the incident ended without further damage.
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Vienna
UPI
Fire Brigade
Kaiser Wells Promotes Foot Care and Relief Products
An advertisement touts Keratolytic action to treat athlete's foot by sloughing off infected skin. It promises quick relief with T-4-L and Itch-Me-Not, claiming itch disappearance in 15 minutes or a $59 refund, and notes availability at Kaiser-Wells.
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Kaiser- Wells
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