Turkey votes again as military-backed bid fails in polls
In Ankara Parliament resumes voting for president after four ballots that rejected the military candidate amid tanks riot police and generals in the balcony. Tekin Akiburun led the ballots but failed to reach required majorities while Gen Faruk Gurler led opposition. The race saw a boycott by the Republican Peoples party reducing antimilitary votes and heightened fears of renewed military intervention.
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Nixon urges Congress to restore death penalty for federal crimes
President Nixon asks Congress for a carefully tailored bill reinstating the federal death penalty for specified crimes. He also seeks harsher drug penalties including life without parole for major traffickers with prior convictions, with Atty. General Kleindienst drafting the separate measure. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling that current methods violated constitutional standards. Republican leaders received briefings as Sen. Hugh Scott described a narrow, tailored approach limited to areas within federal jurisdiction.
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Pentagon Papers trial witness challenges earlier testimony
In Los Angeles the Pentagon papers case hears Galbraith refute Bundy and Schlesinger on Vietnam exit plans while noting the 1963 pullback was a pretense and not a real withdrawal. Melvin Gurtov testifies as principal author, explaining sources and classification notes on Pentagon study pages.
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FDA Seeks Labels For Missing Ingredients In Convenience Foods
The FDA proposed labeling rules to list missing ingredients in convenience foods labeled as main dishes. It noted meat or expensive components are often not shown in ads and cautioned that such representations can mislead consumers about all significant ingredients in the dish. The agency opened 60 days for public comment on the proposal as part of broader steps to curb misleading labeling.
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FDA pushes second phase of food label changes
The Food and Drug Administration announced a second phase of its food labeling program to curb consumer deception and promote better nutrition. A proposal would require noncarbonated drinks to state they lack vegetable or fruit juice when labeling, color or flavor misleads. Manufacturers of orange juice and seafood cocktails would also list the percentage of their primary ingredients to aid shoppers. FDA counsel Peter B. Hutt noted diluted orange juice can range from zero to 70 percent and seafood in cocktails from 10 to 40 percent. Changes would take effect by end of 1974 to allow industry data gathering and avoid high costs.
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