Gilligan Denounces Industrial Commission Inspectors in Safety Push
Gov John J Gilligan stood at a construction site where a worker died as he criticized the Ohio Industrial Commission’s safety inspections. He urged new personnel and pointed to $7 million in funding for more inspectors that has not been used. He vowed to press reforms until oversight improves.
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LBJ Knew of Viet Truce, Widow Says
Lady Bird Johnson reports Lyndon B Johnson knew a ceasefire in South Vietnam was reached. She says Nixon told him and he planned a statement before the ceasefire was announced, while noting friends thought he did not know. Johnson died of a heart attack January 22.
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South Vietnam
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Ladybird Johnson
Southeast Asia
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Henry A Kissinger
Horace Busby
United States
Tineu
Anderson
Heath presents peace plan for Mideast to Nixon talks
London AP report says Prime Minister Edward Heath carries a Middle East peace proposal to President Nixon hoping to press Israel toward swift terms while urging Europe to push Arabs. They plan a two day White House session then Camp David talks with broader focus on Soviet China India trends and nuclear arms limits. Heath aims to pool British and French nuclear sources.
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Russia
Red Dye 2 Critics Push Ban Over Reproduction Risk
Consumer Reports urges banning Red Dye No 2 until full study, citing animal reproduction concerns. FDA reviews a petition from Health Research Group led by Ralph Nader allies, with warnings for pregnant women against foods containing the dye.
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Health Research
Kennedy limousine may join Henry Ford Museum collection
The 1961 black Lincoln Continental used in Kennedy's assassination may retire from government service and go to the Edison Institute at the Henry Ford Museum in Greenfield Village. The Secret Service says the auto would be retired gracefully with first option to the museum, or destroyed if declined, potentially fetching up to a quarter million dollars at auction.
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Anderson predicts coup ends Vietnam cease fire
Florida State University students hear columnist Jack Anderson claim Pentagon secret estimates foresee a military coup toppling Thieu and ending the cease-fire in South Vietnam. He says Joint Chiefs of State documents forecast a Communist takeover and will publish summaries soon.
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