Chicano Leaders Call For Unity Amid Pressure In Salt Lake
Chicano movement leaders in Salt Lake City press ongoing discrimination in education politics and policing. The National Chicano Forum adopts calls for immigration leniency, broader female roles and a Chicano artists guild while backing the United Farm Workers. Three day workshops were closed to media to foster open discussion and unity amid some boycott anger.
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David Briscoe
Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Ity
National
Chicano Forum
Salt Lake
Mexico
Guild of
Chicano Artists
United Farm Workers of
America
Abelardo Delgado
Cochairman
Raul Ruiz
Los Angeles
LaRaza Magazine
Chicano Leaders Speak On Police Bias At Conference
At Temple Square Chicano leaders condemn prejudicial police tactics and demand civil rights protections. Ruiz and Delgado urge Utahns to acknowledge Chicanos as equal contributors while La Raza figures call for social justice over profit, detailing concerns of harassment and broader reform.
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Delgado
Temple Square
Erties Union
Ruiz
United States
Andres R. Torres
California
la Raza Unida Party
Juan Jose Pena
la Raza New Mexico
Diet industries oppose cyclamate ban in FDA ruling
Dietary food manufacturers led by the Calorie Control Council challenge the FDA refusal to lift the 1969 cyclamate ban. The council accuses the FDA of misrepresentation and distorted science in rejecting Abbott Laboratories' petition, calling the commissioner’s use of an NCI panel quotation flagrant and dishonest.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Food and Drug Administration
Robert H. Kellen
Council
Kellen
Coca-Cola
Pepsico
FDA
Abbott
Alexander M. Schmidt
National Cancer Institute
Schmidt
NCI
Martha Mitchell dies of rare cancer like disease at 57
Martha Mitchell widow of former Attorney General John Mitchell died in New York at Sloan Kettering Memorial Cancer Center from multiple myeloma. She was 57 and a Pine Bluff Arkansas native known for outspoken support of Nixon policies and later sharp criticism during Watergate.
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New York
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Sloan- Kettering Memorial Cancer Center
Frank E. Campbell
Pine Bluff
Ark
Klaus Mayer
Mitchells
Richard M. Nixon
Martha
Nixon
Arkansa
Vietnam
Supreme Court
China
Harry Truman
Washington
John Mitchell
Fifth Avenue
Nuclear plants on alert over possible break in
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission issued a low level alert to all 58 U S nuclear power plants advising heightened guard attention as details remain uncertain. Officials cited tentative information including a missing identification and potential radical activity amid concerns some facilities may lack adequate safeguards against minimal threats.
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Randolph E. Schmid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Commission
NRC
Political letters from parties questioned over who writes them
A reader questions whether the same outfit that drafts party letters targets opponents, wondering if the communications are produced in-house or by a common contractor. The note hints at pervasive messaging across campaigns without naming specific groups.
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