Turkeys tainted with DDTlike chemicals under review
Swift & Co faces a plan to market 50 000 turkeys tainted with DDTlike PCBs if fat stripping and processing meet federal standards. Officials say meat could be safe after post processing tests, though Swift says it will not sell contaminated birds for human consumption.
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G. David Wallace
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Agriculture Department
Swift & Co
Swift
Washington (Ap)swift & Co
Detroit Lakes
Mann
Fred J. Fullerton
Department
Consumer and Marketing Service
Fullerton
Joseph Stein
Stein
House backs major general aid for colleges
The House approved a sweeping general aid plan for colleges and universities, despite opposition and constitutional doubts, in a 310 to 84 vote. The proposal would grant 100 dollars per freshman and sophomore student, 150 per junior and senior, and 200 per graduate, funding a five year, 21.7 billion education bill amid threats of court challenges over church related colleges.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
House
Nixon
Edith Green Dove
House Education and Labor Committee
Supreme Court
David W. Dennis
Rind
Market laws unclear
A long analysis discusses reasons for the Dow Jones drop and market behavior. It cites disaffected individual inventors, high broker commissions, mutual fund redemptions, housing starts, saving rates, and debt instruments as factors. It notes uncertain future prospects and tight money from the Federal Reserve affecting stock investments.
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New York
Federal Reserve
EPA Boss Sees Tough Year Ahead for Pollution Fight
EPA Administrator William Ruckelshaus faces a second year under fire as DDT debates, auto emission delays, and new air and water standards loom. Senate critics and industry tension press the agency, while budgets and White House pressures shape its course into 1972.
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Ruckelshaus
Nixon
Edmund S. Muskie
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
White House
Cancer chief blasts medical group efforts at ACS meeting
Dr. H. Marvin Pollard, president of the American Cancer Society, told reporters at the society’s annual meeting that major educational groups should focus more on cancer education for doctors. He urged shifting leadership in cancer education and questioned NIH’s current role while backing the administration’s cancer program in principle.
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Cancer Chief Blasts Medical Group
New York
American Cancer Society
H. Marvin Pollard
Nixon
Pollard
American Association of Medical Colleges
National Institutes of Health
Cancer Society
National Cancer Institute
University of Michigan Medical School
Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Oregon
Macalester College
St. Paul
Minn
Herbert Hoover
Dallas bus desegregation fight fuels new busing doubts
In Dallas the desegregation and busing programs prompt talk of expanded bus routes. The 5th Circuit is seen returning cases to lower courts for more elementary transport, with Austin and Corpus Christi cited as possible targets, while Dallas explores TV as an integration tool and faces harsh judicial critique.
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Dallas
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Austin
Corpus Christi
Dallas Times-Herald
Nolen Estes
Estes
U.S. District Court
William B. Taylor Jr
5Th Circuit
Austin’s
Corpus Christi’s
New Orleans
Houston
Jacksonville
Miami
Atlanta
Nashville
Pro ecologists threaten state water projects in Texas
W E Tinsley chairman of the Texas Water Development Board warned at the National Water Resources Association meeting that environmental challenges imperil long range water plans. He blamed obstructionists using lawsuits to delay projects like Wallisville Reservoir and Sulphur River channeling, urging bond for cost overruns and state control of water quality.
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Dallas
Texas
Texas Water Planning Agency
W. E. Tinsley
Texas Water Development Board
Tinsley
Otha Dent
Wallisville
Trinity River
Trinity Navigation System
Cooper Reservior
Fulcher
Congress
Water Development Board
Flemming Pushes Cautious Path for Aging Conference
Arthur S. Flemming, head of the White House Conference on Aging, aims for a calm, progress driven approach to the November 28 national meeting in Washington. He cites pre conference actions by Nixon and regional forums, pledging rapid publication of recommendations and prompt reporting on their implementation.
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Washington
Arthur S. Flemming
White House
Flemming
Nixon
Chicago
New Hampshire
Civil Service Commission
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Defense Mobilization
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