Rosenthal urges probe into botulism tainted soup crisis
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal called for a congressional investigation of federal food inspection programs after two botulism toxin contaminated soup incidents in two months. The New York Democrat, former head of a consumer subcommittee, accused federal agents of abuse of duty to protect consumers from unsafe products.
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Desegregation Orders at Center of Alabama Hearing
In Birmingham two east Alabama school boards seek guidance in federal court on whether to follow desegregation orders or heed Governor Wallace. They request a written instruction and clarification on the validity of Wallace issued executive orders. Apollo 15 data show lunar subsurface temperatures rising about nine degrees Fahrenheit per 10 feet, with Lamont-Doherty Observatory measuring the gradient.
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Actress Deanna Martin testifies on Manson meeting prior killings
Deanna Martin testified at the Tate murder trial that she met Charles Manson at a party in the same house where Sharon Tate and six others were later killed. She recalled a second man at the party who might have been Charles Watson and said Manson was known to her by his full name while another man was called just Charlie.
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Court martial hears My Lai tapes in Henderson case
The court martial of Col. Oran K. Henderson will include audio recordings from the Task Force Barker operations center made during the My Lai assault on March 16, 1968. Henderson’s defense notes that 100 to 150 villagers died in the operation.
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Steel gains hint of turnaround in troubled industry
Pittsburgh based steel sector shows signs of reviving after a steep downturn. Industry sources say an upswing could gain momentum if Nixon administration economic policies prove effective. The outlook remains uncertain as analysts watch for sustained demand and policy impact.
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Puerto Rican group offices moved after arson blaze
In Camden New Jersey the offices of a Puerto Rican community group were relocated today from a three story building badly damaged by a fire officials say started by arsonists. The blaze at El Centro a converted convent occurred Monday and disrupted a period of relative calm after two nights of violence.
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Dollar Dips Slightly on European Markets
The American dollar weakened slightly on European foreign exchanges but moves were minor and no downward trend emerged. It was the second day of trading after a week's suspension tied to President Nixon's plan to realign stronger currencies upward.
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Nixon
Commie dollar gripe mirrors Lenin NEP echo
AP analysis notes Soviet commentators praise Western dollar fears as signs of Western decline. It compares Nixon era policy to Lenin’s 1921 NEP, highlighting how NEP temporarily relaxed state control, boosted farm production by permitting private trade, and eased famine while risking Bolshevik grip.
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Viet Nam Polls Spark U S Military Alert
Saigon AP The U S Command placed 220000 American troops in Vietnam on gray alert as South Viet Nam's presidential election crisis deepened Thieu rejected Ky joint resignation plan and insisted on Oct 3 voting possibly with only Thieu as candidate U S officials may revisit aid policy if Thieu runs unopposed American forces ordered to avoid cities and travel in official vehicles until after the national assembly vote.
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US regulators face school lunch funding clash with advocates
The school lunch directors of 37 states accuse USDA of halting programs with new spending caps set Aug 13. They warn final form rules due Sept 1 will curb expansion to reach 3 to 5 million hungry children and may force program terminations in many areas.
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Berlin Four Reach Breakthrough on Berlin Policy
The Big Four accord on Berlin aids Willy Brandt by enabling renewed movement on his eastern Europe outreach. It could bolster SPD re election chances in 1973 and promises better access between West and East Berlin, with regular visits for West Berliners and smoother ratification of Soviet and Polish treaties.
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First suit filed over conditions
Catholic University law professors filed a federal suit in Washington challenging the 1970 Economic Stabilization Act as unconstitutional authorizing the president to clamp the wage price freeze. They argue Congress delegated legislative power and failed to provide guidelines. Experts urged a formal control board to police the program with a staff of at least 5,000. The dollar showed a modest one percent drop in early trading as markets awaited later action by speculators.
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Abortive San Quentin escape tied to wider plan say officials
San Quentin prison breakout may have involved more than Soledad Brothers George Jackson and John Philip Spain. Prison chief Raymond Procunier said several others could have joined, with guards' uniforms possibly used, as an autopsy found weapons and disguises during the investigation into the six deaths.
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