Civic Club Hosts Author Speaker in Sandpoint Meeting
The Sandpoint Civic Club on April 5 heard Spokane author Neta L. Frazier review Five Roads to the Pacific, detailing explorers including McKenzie and Thompson. She noted Thompson’s hardships, family life, and mapping feats as the group discussed local museum progress and the 1971-72 club officers.
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Sandpoint
Frazier
Northwest Fur Co
Rockies
Columbia River
Charlotte Small
Patrick Small
Northwest Ur Co
Kootenai Falls
Thompson
Fort Williams
Canada
Montreal
Earl Clayton
K. C. Scott
Bonner County
FDA Chief Pushes Crackdown on False OTC Drug Ads
Washington FDA Commissioner Charles Edwards urged a coordinated action with the FTC against deceptive nonprescription drug advertising while stopping short of demanding stringent efficacy proof for OTC remedies. He warned the labeling and ads are the core problem and noted OTC sales reach about 1.7 billion dollars annually.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug
Charles C. Edwards
Edwards
Miles W. Kirkpatrick
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
FDA
United States
Costi
Wards
Elks Golf Club Announces Opening Day Plans and Tournaments
Bob Glock, chairman of the Elks Golf Committee, outlined opening day preparations and a April 9 meeting at 7 p.m. He listed four men’s tournaments with dates and locations including Coeur d’Alene and Kellogg, plus a Sandpoint clean up day on April 18. Members are urged to bring tools and attend the meeting and team captain briefing.
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Bob Glock
Elks Golf Committee
Elks Golf Club
Glock
Coeur d’Alene
Coeur d’ Alene
Kellogg
Sandpoint
Elks
the Elks Club
Mens Teague
Try a Little Kindness Prompts Community Help
A call to kindness urges helping a shut in with groceries and favors. Suggestions include asking neighbors to fetch items, keeping a birthday calendar, and returning shopping carts. Readers are invited to request a free kindness button by mailing name and address to Corporate Services Dept. Clairol.
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Corporate Services Dept
Clairol
Park Avenue
New York
N.Y
Supreme Court split over eavesdropping rulings and a narcotics case
The Supreme Court deadlocked 4 to 4 on whether prior eavesdropping decisions remain valid after a newer ruling. The vote affected the narcotics conviction of James White of Chicago, sentenced to 85 years, with $35,000 bond. Justices debated retroactivity and whether warrantless wiretaps should be allowed when used against a suspect.
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Washington
Supreme’ ‘Court
Federal
Hugo Black
Jamen White
Chicago
White
Potterie
Byron R. White
Warren E. Burger
Potter Stewart
Harry A. Blackmun
Arvin 2-channel wireless intercoms promise home life boost
Arvin introduces a two channel wireless intercom system for homes offices and garages that requires no wiring just a 110 volt outlet. With two separate channels a third unit can be added for private talk or full three location communication. The solid state design features six transistors squelch control and a Velvet Voice speaker plus an alert and lock button. For more information write Betsy Parkes Box 88112 Indianapolis IN 46208.
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Arvin
Betsy Parkes
Indianapolis
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Gordon Cordés
Gordon Cordes
Frances
Lloyd
Wilson
Leon Hoffine
Ray Meeman
A.F. Kalk
F.D . Wetterow
Idaho
Wi River Grange
K. O. Scott
Frances Sleep
Elmer Nikkola
Roy Kenworthy
Ida-Pines
Golf Club
Brit Revent
Sistids
William
Rennan Jr
Thesrainoeig
John M. Harlan
Thurgood Marshall
William O. Douglas
Black
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