Nixon welcomes Turkey chief and urges narcotics crackdown
President Nixon greeted Turkish Prime Minister Nihat Erim at the White House and praised Ankara's anti opium drive. He urged stronger narcotics enforcement, vowed friendship, and noted the U S would compensate farmers 335 million for crop losses while Turkey bans poppy cultivation to curb heroin production.
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Shop worker shot dead in burglary
In Los Angeles a 25 year old doughnut shop employee was killed by robbers who fled with about 25 dollars. The shooting occurred at 1 3 am at 2613 S Vernon Ave. Two men entered the shop. one fired, another grabbed the cash drawer. A customer was forced to the floor. Suspects escaped in a car.
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Woman Sues GE for 1 Million Over Hair Dryer Injury
Jo Ellen Bolf, 19, files in Virginia Beach Circuit Court claiming a GE hair dryer design caused her hair to be sucked in and burned on January 26. In the panic, she says she used a knife to cut the hair and accidentally pierced her left eye. GE declines comment pending papers.
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Pasteeth Denture Adhesive Powder Ad Promises Comfort
Ad touts PASTEETH powder to extend denture wear by three times and provide firmer, more natural fits. Claims comfort improves health and urges regular dental visits.
U S Military Leaders Map Emergency Command Plans
U S and international military chiefs gather for a three day closed conference at the Pentagon and Fort Richie Md to review plans for unified command and control of nuclear and conventional forces in a crisis. The talks focus on implementing Packard’s revision expanding chair of the Joint Chiefs as the single order conduit.
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Governor names Gray new press secretary in major staff reshuffle
Sacramento based report says Gov. Reagan replaced Paul Beck with Edwin Gray as press secretary part of a wide public affairs staff reorganization. Beck becomes special assistant coordinating appearances and speeches. Gray, 36, formerly associate press secretary since November 1967, previously worked for Pacific Telephone Co and United Press International in Madrid.
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