Garret Named to SEC Staff and Chair Post
President Nixon named Ray Garrett Jr. as new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Garrett, 52, a former NYU law professor, has served on the SEC staff and will replace G Bradford Cook who resigned May 16. Also named is A A Sommer of Shaker Heights to the SEC board to fill Herlong’s term ending June 5 1976.
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Center for Auto Safety files false advertising complaints
The Center for Auto Safety led by Ralph Nader filed FTC complaints against Goodyear and Firestone accusing misleading ads. Goodyear's Polysteel tire ad allegedly claims resilience against blades and hardware while road hazards can cause air loss. Firestone faced criticism for an ad suggesting many motorists would not assist a stranded driver and urging steel belted tires.
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Ohio oaks to renovate old vessel
Ohio will supply 220000 board feet of white oak lumber to refurbish the U S S Constitution for the 1976 bicentennial. Robert Clark cites Ohio’s timber and sawmills as key factors, with logs to be milled by Stephens Lumber Co in Darke County.
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Ex POW renews charges against seven POWs in Vietnam
Ex prisoner Michael Benge of Oregon renewed accusations against seven enlisted men charged with conspiracy after the Pentagon dropped the case. He said an eighth POW died by his own hand and described alleged privileges for the so called peace committee.
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Col. Guy
Balloonist narrowly survives ballloon landing over Lakeland Florida
Lakeland attorney Kingswood Sprott endured a balloon top tear at 5 000 feet and a malfunctioning parachute that opened early Describing a frightening descent he said he was scared all the way down and glad to be alive He landed safely in a residential area after a controlled descent at 500 feet per minute
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Rally in San Antonio Demands Dignity and Just Wages
More than 1 000 Mexican Americans led by Churchmen and labor organizers marched for dignity and justice to support union strikes against four San Antonio firms. Auxiliary Bishop Patrick Flores cited West Side poverty and urged a two hour rally as the labor movement begins in the city. He blamed subemployment and low wages on employers and immigration, urging just wages over welfare.
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Four Protestors Arrested Inside White House
A Roman Catholic priest and three Baltimore men were arrested inside the White House on Saturday as they knelt to pray against Cambodian bombing. They issued a statement calling the White House their house and declaring solidarity with those killed by U.S. bombs and with President Nixon’s policies.
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Dairyman hints at milk shortage in Southeast
Dairymen Inc says price freeze lowers milk production and could trigger rationing. Ben F. Morgan Jr. warns failing to remove ceilings reduces supplies and depletes dairy capacity. Priority would be fluid milk for consumers with remaining supply to processors for dairy products. Poor crops and high feed costs boost shortages and herd liquidation. Southeast demand up about 3 percent from last year.
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Sophisticated theft drains Queens precious metals plant
Thieves used an advanced gadget to disable the alarm at U S Plate Wire Corp in Queens and stole an estimated 500000 dollars in gold silver and platinum. They breached the roof and vault as police note the tool was highly unusual and later examined by investigators.
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CBS Cited for Contempt in Courtroom Sketch Ban
Federal Judge Winston Arnow found CBS TV in contempt for broadcasting sketches from courtroom activity. He suspended a $500 fine for 20 days pending appeal to the 5th Circuit in New Orleans. A prior citation followed sketches from pretrial hearings in the Vietnam Veterans Against the War case.
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