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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1969
Page
7
Special assistant to the Vice President for consumer affairs urged aerosol makers to add more information on cans, including puncture guidance. Virginia Knauer, presenting at the Second Annual event, emphasized consumer safety and labeling.
The Metropolitan Opera and its solo artists settled a three year contract for 130 soloists, raising pay for starring roles from 24 to 60 over the term. Contracts for musicians, choristers, and dancers remain to be signed before the season, already postponed a month. Negotiations continue Wednesday with Nina Cornell MacNeil Nedda Casei and Gene Boucher negotiating for other artists. Spokesmen hope the pact paves way for further settlements.
A mixed forecast details coastal tides and temperatures with highs in the 70s and lows near 40s to 50s. Winds shift from southerly to westerly with brief showers possible in mountains and deserts, followed by mostly sunny days. Sunrise and sunset times are listed for Tuesday through Wednesday with tide highs and lows noted.
Paul W. Keyes resigns as producer and head writer of Laugh-In amid claims the show was slanted vulgar and dirty. He cited objections to words slipping past NBC censor and said the move stemmed from long running concerns. Carolyn Raskin to promote the show under George Schlat ter and Ed Friendly, with Keyes denying White House pressure.
Earl Kurgess, Jack Hor ner and Orlo M. Kolo of Long Beach and William Woods of Wilmington are elected to receive Masonry's 34th degree. They were elevated at the Supreme Council biennial meeting in Washington D C with others named Knights Commander of the Court of Honor. Horner and Burgess will be initiated in Washington Thursday.
Egyptian commandos reportedly struck across the Suez Canal and overran an Israeli position deep in the Sinai, destroying an ammo dump and returning safely. Heavy fighting also hit the Golan Heights and southern Lebanon as Arab guerrillas clashed with Lebanese and Israeli forces amid reports of increased U.S. involvement.
Washington reports Dr. Herbert Ley, commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration, ordered an investigation into saccharin amid mixed consumer reactions. Assistant FDA Commissioner Joshua Zalman said findings do not mirror prior concerns, but the agency will review saccharin thoroughly to ensure public safety. The move follows broader FDA probes into food additives, including salt in baby foods and comparisons to older artificial sweeteners like cyclamates, which were previously banned.
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