Bundy and aides rescued in AAAS science meeting clash
In Philadelphia plain clothes officers hurried three Johnson era officials William Bundy Morlon Halberin and Leslie Gelb from a disrupted AAAS symposium on Vietnam tied to a clash with Science for the People activists. The incident followed earlier protests at the AAAS meeting with slogans and interruptions.
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Bundy
LBJ
Philadelpiua
UPI
Johnson
William P. Bundy
Morlon HK
Walherin
Arma Control
Leslie H. Gelb
Vietnam
Science For the People
Halberin
Gelb
Philadelphia Police
American Association For the Advancement of Sciences
AAAS
William Bundy
Philadelphia
Birth rate may be at record low in 1971
Washington UPI reports the U S birth rate may have dropped to a record low of 27 4 births per thousand in 1971 a 4 percent decline from 18 2 per thousand in 1970 The National Center for Health Statistics estimates are for the first ten months of the year Officials attribute the fall to postponed child bearing unemployment economic recession liberal abortion laws and rising interest in family planning The year also saw about 1 000 000 more women aged 15 to 44 than in 1970.
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Washington
UPI
U. S
Health, Education and Welfare Department
National Center For Health Statistics
Navy ends military service numbers with last enlistment
Honolulu AP report notes the 42 year tradition ends as Robert Keanu, 19, becomes the last serviceman assigned a military service number before the Navy switches to Social Security numbers for identification on January 1. The Army and Air Force already adopted SSNs.
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Honolulu
Robert Keanu
Navy
Army
Air Force
Psychedelic trips into history urged by professor
New York remarks by James B. Parsons of the University of California at Riverside urge historians to use psychedelic drugs to gain past insights. He proposes collaborations with poets to convey emotions and argues that emotional dimensions can balance history away from clinical psychology.
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New York
James B. Parsons
Safe-packaging law criticized as unenforced by FDA
Senator Frank Moss of Utah charged on the first anniversary of a year-old hazard packaging law that the FDA had not required any safer packages. He called the measure a failure while the FDA acknowledged no childproof standards yet and said tests were under way to define safe packaging for products like aspirin and furniture polish. A spokesman noted the challenge of balancing access for adults with clear instructions against preventing child access.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
Frank
Moss
Dutah
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Dowdy Guilty on All Eight Bribery Counts
Rep. John Dowdy of Texas is convicted on eight counts of bribery conspiracy and perjury in a UPI report. A Washington jury deliberated about 15 hours after nearly two months of testimony, with the defense arguing he was framed. The verdict leaves Dowdy facing possible penalties but no automatic resignation of his seat.
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John Dowdy
D-Tex
Post Office
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
J. D. Dowdy
John Key Jr
Rep. Dowdy
UPI
Congress
Justice Department
Washington, D.C
UW S. District Court
Dowdy
Sentering
Stephen H. Sachs
John
Athens
Tex
Thomas J. Lane
John W. Key Jr
Rosert Thomson
Monarch Construction Co
Nathan Cohen
Monarch
Washington
Talks Make Little Progress in Airwest Mechanics Strike
A federal mediator described negotiations between Airwest and striking aircraft mechanics as very slow. Kenneth Quinn said he is not optimistic for an early settlement after meeting with both sides since Tuesday. About 900 union members have been on strike since December 15, with wages pensions and cross utilization limits as the major sticking points.
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Washington
Airwest
Kenneth Quinn
Aircraft Mechanics Union
Moss criticizes PDA for meeting industry officials over packaging rules
Moss charged in a statement that the PDA is not applying the law. He said the agency has instead been meeting with industry officials to address their economic problems stemming from packaging restrictions.
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Bundy
Bunry
U.S
South Vietnam
Moss
PDA
Youth survey finds traditional values dominate among 3000 youths
A New York Institute of Life Insurance survey of 3000 people up to age 25 across 72 locations shows most youths favor marriage, family, savings, and self support. It finds only a small fraction embrace counter culture with many aiming for stable careers and home life while many express concern for financial security.
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New York
Institute of Life Insurance
Harald Furich
Institute
Financial Secu
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