Mack Trucks Plans Big Expansion at Hagerstown Plant
The Hag erstown Mack Trucks plant opened an extensive expansion with a groundbreaking for a 152 000 square foot warehouse addition. The project will boost space for production machinery and receiving operations while enabling future manufacturing use and job growth.
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Hagerstown
Mack Trucks
Mack
Shen
Rt. 17
Pennsylvania Ave
John Hershey
Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce
United Auto Workers ’Union
Ken Daniels
Louis Milione
Invest In America
Hansen
Gust
Venica
DDT Ban Proposed In Two Years
Washington AP Secretary of Welfare Robert H. Finch plans to announce acceptance of a recommendation to end DDT use within two years. Undersecretary Yeneman says the plan includes exceptions for malaria control and notes California Arizona and Michigan have already limited use. Discussions focus on administrative action versus needing new legislation.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
John Veneman
Finch
Clifford M. Mardin
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Yardin
Yeneman
California
Arizona
Michigan
Veneman
White House
Marines GI Insurance Funds Scholarships for 1970 Graduates
A Vietnam casualty Pvt. Charles Tyson left GI life insurance to his high school to fund two scholarships of 1000 dollars each for the 1970 graduating class. Tyson’s father Leonard Tyson and others hold a photo of him. The fund will award one boy and one girl as recipients.
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Leonard, Tyson
Stuart
Fia
Marine Pvt
Charles Tyson
Vietnam
Pvt
Tyson
Protesters win right to march past Capitol to Mall route
Washington AP report says New Mobilization Committee wins permit for a peaceful march down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Washington Monument, turning off at 15th Street near the White House. The delay allows a 40 hour March Against Death from Arlington Cemetery to the Capitol and to the White House. Justice officials approve a Constitution Avenue route behind the White House, citing crowd control concerns. The White House remains the focal point but the march will not pass directly in front of it.
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Robert A. Dobkin
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Orice
Justice Department
Ron Young
Young
John N. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Mitchell
Vietnam
Pennsylvania
Capitol
Washington Monument
Broad Avenue
15Th Street
Monument
Walter E. Washington
Richard G. Kipindienst
Arlington Cemetery
Constitution Avenue
County Board Agrees To Pay For Hydrants In County
Court of Appeal rules cities must supply water to areas near county lines. City Secretary and Board of Education support task force recommendations to lock into drug abuse prevention in schools. Page 3 notes amusements and classifieds with a television guide.
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Court of Appeale
City Sec
Amusements
Crete TV Tonight
I. Eee
Link Between White Blood Cells And Heart Attacks Seen
A New York research team suggests white blood cells may contribute to atherosclerosis and heart attacks. In rabbit studies, injected white cells invaded artery walls, formed foam cells, and linked to fatty deposits. further work is required to confirm the role in humans.
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Frank Carey
Dallas
Tex
New York
Sanford C. Spraragen
New York City
Veterans Administration Hospital
Downstate Medical Center
American Heart Association
Council
Spraragen
Eus
$1.43 Billion Military Bill Backed by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee approved a $1.43 billion military construction bill with seed money for the Safeguard ABM system. It includes 16.6 million to start Safeguard deployment, 2.5 million for an underground command center in the Rocky Mountains, and 14.1 million to test Kwajalein Island in the Pacific next year. Tests will use Safeguard radars, Spartan missiles, and Sprint interceptors at Montana and North Dakota sites.
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Jim Adams
Associated Press
Wassington
Rocky Mountains
Iwajalein Island Inne Pacific
Kwaja- Jein
California
Appropriations
A. D. Starbird
Safeguard
Ita
U.S
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Zodiac Killer Claims Seven Victims in San Francisco
AP report details a new Zodiac claim of seven victims, surpassing police estimates of five. The killer, writing to the San Francisco Chronicle, says seven people were killed and references months and a 340 character code still undeciphered.
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Zodiac
Airlines look to mergers as profits sag and jets rise
Air executives and Wall Street analysts expect fewer but larger carriers due to sagging profits and high costs of new jumbo jets. Northeast Airlines announces a tentative merger into Northwest Airlines, with DOT guidelines pending. Mergers promised big savings in equipment and staff, while future jets may cost up to 40 million.
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Jack Seeler
NEW York (Ap
Wall Street
Northeast Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Department of Transportation
Eeties
American
Court Denies Juveniles Right To Trial By Jury
The Supreme Court declined to grant juveniles the right to jury trials in crime cases. Justices Black and Douglas dissented, criticizing the decision as limited and retroactive.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Bugo L. Black
Willem ©. Douglas
Pinieles
Sigue
Oon
Black
High Court
Mrs Gandhi Faces Split in India's Congress Old Guard
Indira Gandhi confronts a party crisis as the Congress Working Committee expels her for alleged indiscipline. Siddavanalli Nijalingappa leads the drive with support from a conservative faction dubbed the Syndicate, while Gandhi's backers plan a fresh confidence vote amid a widening rift with leftist and independent lawmakers.
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Party India
Inedira Gandhi
Congress Party
New Delhi
Myron Belkind
Associated Press
Congress
DELHE
Thelbers
India
Indira Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Congress Working Committee
Gadhi
Gandhi
Siddavanalli Nijalingappa
Siddavanalli Nijalingappa, Whom Mrs. Gandhi Has Been Trying To Oust, Iui Bevanay
Gan- Hex
Ayeunee Ete
Sanitva Reddy
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