Waterproofing Product Explodes In Senate Test
Washington UPI reports a Public Health Service official demonstrated a water repellent product X-33 causing a flare in a Senate committee room to illustrate household hazards. FDA Commissioner James L. Goddard said labeling was inadequate and linked the product to a Minnesota basement explosion. The test supported a bill to tighten labeling and protect children. X-33 was made by Wilmington Chemical Co. and sold for basement waterproofing. An imported toy duckling treated with pesticide was also cited as a hazard to children.
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UPI
Public Health Service
Senate Committee
James L. Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Commerce Committee
Minnesota
Goddard
Wilmington Chemical Co
Chicago
Phoenix May Seek Federal Open Space Funds
Phoenix City Council may vote in September on applying for 200000 in federal Open Space funds to halt further development on Camelback Mountain. The plan, under HUD Open Space, would total 400000 with a local group led by Barry Goldwater offering a match to purchase privately owned land on the mountain northeast of Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Camelback Mountain
Federal Housing and Urban Development Act
Barry Goldwater
Collie Leaves Death Row In NYC Court Showdown
New York state Supreme Court Justice Daniel E. Fitzpatrick vacated a city health department order to destroy Pete the collie and ordered a new hearing. The department had deemed Pete dangerous after alleged bites by a dog said to be friendly to excess, with confinement since June 8.
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Pete
Collie
State Supreme Court
Daniel E. Fitzpatrick
City Health Department
Health Department
William Jones
East Elmhurst
Queens
Anthony
Jones
Many Girls Say They Know Drug Users
A Seventeen Magazine survey of 1 100 American teenage girls ages 13 to 20 finds nearly half know someone who uses drugs while only 5.5 percent admit trying drugs themselves. Most users are aged 15 to 17, with some under 14, and marijuana pep pills LSD and other drugs are used across economic groups.
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New York
Seventeen Magazine
Senator Hayden Improves After Urinary Infection Hospitalization
Senator Carl Hayden of Arizona, 88, was reported gradually improving after another urinary tract infection. He entered Bethesda Naval Hospital Friday for treatment and there was no indication of when he might be released.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Hayden
Bethesda Naval Hospital
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