National Network Plan Aims to Cut Power Costs by 1980
The Federal Power Commission outlined a plan to reduce the national average residential electricity price from 1.7 to 1.2 cents per kilowatt hour by 1980 through a vast, coordinated grid of some 3,600 power systems. The goal, part of a 1962 long study, expects $11 billion in annual savings but stresses it is a concept rather than a blueprint.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Walker L. Cisler
Edison Electric Institute
Long Edison Co
Swidler
Clyde T. Ellis
Paut Mona Towgrager
National Rural Electric Cooperative Assn
Joseph cl
Hoover Condemns Inept Justice In Civil Rights Context
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover blasted biased prosecutions saying justice is often blind dumb and deaf when handling Klan cases. He cited Mississippi bombings and nine men given suspended sentences despite no defense, while noting the civil rights effort includes dangerous opportunists but not Communist control.
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Carbondale
Herrin
Southern Illinoisan
FBI
Pennsylvania Society
Mississippi
Mississippi Pi
New York
J. Edgar Hoover
Ku Klux Klan
Hoover
Beck Contends Prison Term Undeserved
Seattle December 12 UP Millionaire parolee Dave Beck 70, former Teamsters Union head, argued the 2 1/2 year term was undeserved at a news conference his attorney repeatedly blocked as a legal question Beck said a prior incident involving a prisoner seeking money for a mother’s funeral was minor and resulted in eight days hard time, amid plans to take a medical exam and seek a home in Seattle after release while his parole officer report looms and his family remains in the city
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Seattle
Dave Beck
Teamaters Union
McNeil Island Federal Prison
Beck
George Kargianis
Red Cross
University of Washington
McNeil
McNeil Anydie
Fight Waged On Krebiozen
Chicago reports on the debated cancer drug Krebiozen. Backers claim efficacy while government tests find it worthless. Four defendants including Dr Stevan Durogie and Dr Mrew Toy face conspiracy charges in a federal court trial set for January. A pre trial ruling dismissed a suit to lift the interstate shipment ban.
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Chicago
Krebiozen
Stevan Durogie
Marko
Mrew C. Toy
Biozen
William F. PB. Phillips
Krebiozen Research Foundation
Edwin A. Robson
US District Court
de Ivy
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Police Briefs From Tohnston City and Surrounding Areas
Thomas Heiser of Tohnston City fined $20 for speeding. Dwight Hoffard of Johnston City fined $15 for lacking a safety sticker. Samuel Hair of Marion fined $15 for improper passing.
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Tohnston City
Thomas Heiser
Johnston City
Dwight Hoffard
Marion
Samuel Hair
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North Park
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