Democrats seek to raise funds amid mounting debt in 1970 effort
In Miami Beach the Democratic National Committee plans a $1 million fundraising push linked to at least 16 regional dinners and a closed circuit TV gala. The effort features Humphrey Kennedy and Muskie and aims to cut debt from $7.5 million to manageable levels, with a 1972 payoff target.
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ACLU report finds Panthers harassed by police across cities
The ACLU says the Black Panthers faced illegal police harassment and constitutional rights violations in nine metro areas but found no evidence of a national conspiracy. The report notes provocative policing and quotes officials who framed Panthers as a violent, illegal group.
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Muskie urges independent watchdog agency for environment
Sen Edmund Muskie proposed an independent federal agency to coordinate and regulate environmental protection efforts. He cited overlapping duties across departments and urged creation of a watchdog body to develop and implement quality controls, fund research, and assist state and local agencies. He criticized Nixon for talk without action and cited unspent pollution funds.
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Iris Love finds temple of Aphrodite at Cnidus site
Prof Iris Love of Long Island University announced discovery of the temple of Aphrodite at Cnidus on the Turkish coast, with an oversize statue finger unearthed. Her 1987 excavation reported theatres and a council house, and she aims to locate the famed Praxiteles statue of 4 B.C. Aphrodite. the Turkish government holds all finds. Army Pfc David A Presley, 20, of Royalton, assigned to the 24th Infantry Division near Augsburg, Germany.
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Tooth decay end is seen in decade
Washington AP reports dental scientists see possibilities of virtually eliminating tooth decay within the next decade. They base hopes on evidence strengthening the germ cause theory like the common cold. The Public Health Service favors a chemical enzyme to block bacteria and direct treatment while Navy and private researchers pursue vaccines or other prevention methods.
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Social Security Christmas Increase Due In April
The 15 percent across the board Social Security boost takes effect January 1 but checks for retirees, widows, disabled, and spouses reach recipients in early April with a retroactive payment for January and February. The raise lifts average retiree benefits from about 100 to 116 dollars, and couples from 176 to 196. Special welfare provisions protect double recipients and ensure welfare is not reduced by the raise, with rules lasting through June 30. The House Ways and Means Committee will review both systems in 1970.
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