FTC challenges Readers Digest promotions plan
The Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint against Reader's Digest promotions promising 699,200 prizes valued at 55,615,000. Only 274,282 prizes with a retail value of about 2,530,000 were awarded. The FTC seeks penalties and a requirement to reveal prize numbers and winner addresses.
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Hebert pushes hard on draft and military spending
In Washington the Louisiane Democrat Rev J Roward Hebert advocates keeping the Armed Services Committee on a pro military course. He argues for extending the draft, increasing military spending, and opposes the president’s plan to shift Vietnam policy. Hebert says North Vietnam victory would have come if his plan had been followed and criticizes pacifist trends. He predicts the committee will push a bill to extend the draft beyond 30 years and oppose the college draft deferments.
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21 crewmen still lost in tanker disaster off Bermuda
News reports that 21 crewmen remain missing after the Panamanian tanker Yssi sank 27 miles southwest of Bermuda. Coast Guard aircraft searched from Elizabeth City, N C, with visibility improving. Seventeen others, including the master, were rescued by the Norwegian ship Ross Macht. One lifeboat was destroyed on launch and capsized. another boat carried 17 to safety.
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FTC to require truth in gas pumps at service stations
The FTC plans a rule to post octane ratings at pumps, aiming to help drivers choose the best gasoline for their cars. Proxmire backs the measure, arguing octane is a key quality amid concerns over engine knock, pollution, and performance, while oil interests oppose detailing ratings.
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Senate approves 1.8 billion aid for Cambodia Israel
Report notes Senate approval of 1.8 billion in aid for Cambodia and Israel amid trade concerns. Industry leaders like Albert Myer and Jim Evy foresee swift action on imports, with Mills pushing a new bill to regulate textiles and footwear, and discussions tied to wage levels in competitor regions.
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Deaths List Prominent Names From City Notes
Obituary notices list Laura MUSH and Charlotte LONNIE HL HEATIY among local figures. The fragment mentions Tray Station and addresses including 2003 Twin Ave, MIDS VAIL UNDERWOOD Submon City Tennessee, with references to JESSIE Bd GILMORE and 603 Grace Sh. Further readable items include Mrs Prane and Crovey Di UWetalts with a date 24.
First Snow Disrupts Roads Amid Frigid Morning
Reports describe slippery surfaces as the first snowfall arrives, causing travel disruptions and warnings across towns. Drivers slow, pedestrians take care, and city crews mobilize to treat streets while residents note the novelty of wintery scenery.
Jet crash after landing at Charlotte Amalie in air incident
Readable fragments describe a jet landing at Charlotte Amalie VI and crashing. Officials say 19 people were injured, 32 treated, and one remains unidentified but later brought to a local hospital. The National Transportation Safety Board opened a probe, noting multiple recent US airline incidents this year.
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Moscow hearings rush in Jewish death trials
A chaotic Reuters style dispatch reports hurried hearings tied to Jewish deaths. Officials press ahead as European governments face pressure over investigations. Public and political attention centers on court actions, timing, and international responses.
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Welfare and trade bills face Senate action
Washington reports intense debate over a $6.5 billion foreign aid package and welfare reforms. The proposed security and welfare measures, including increased subsidies for the aged blind and disabled, trigger resistance in Congress as lawmakers consider timing and budget impacts amid stalled foreign policy talks.
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