Gallagher Says FBI Gave False Information to Life
Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher accuses the FBI of feeding Life magazine false information to ruin his political career. He alleges J. Edgar Hoover plotted against him after a dispute over Hoover's feud with Robert F. Kennedy. Gallagher faces charges of income tax evasion perjury and conspiracy.
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Cornelius E. Gallagher
FBI
Life Magazine
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert F. Kennedy
New Jersey
House
Gallagher
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Hoover
Roy Cohn
DeLoach
Cohn
Senate Investigations Committee
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Life
Barney O’brien
Harold “Kaye
Konigsberg
O’brien
Congress
Lose Weight Or Money Back Odrinex Pills Ad
Odrinex offers a tiny tablet solution to shed excess fat without drugs or dieting. Thousands have used it over 14 years with a guarantee promising a refund if ugly fat is not lost. Barry's Drugs Store sells the plan at $3.25 and economy size $5.25 with mail orders available.
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Drug Hotline Explains Blue Devil Barbiturate
Citizens Committee notes that Blue Devil refers to amobarbital sodium. The drug, a barbiturate or downer, is identified in reader questions and hotline guidance.
FTC challenges drug makers over painkiller ads
The FTC targets American Home Products Bristol-Myers and Sterling Drug for claims that Bufferin Anacin and Bayer outperform rivals. The proposed complaint seeks halting misrepresentations and 25 percent of two years advertising spent on corrective ads. Sales total about $330 million yearly with the trio controlling two thirds.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Bayer
FTC
Robert Pitofsky
Bureau of Consumer Protection
American Home Products Corp
Bristol-Myers Co
Sterling Drug Inc
Sterling
United States
Bristol-Myers
American Home Products
UVa Students Reject Strike Protest At Nixon War Telegram Plan
University of Virginia Student Council declines support for the National Student Association antiwar strike and will telegram President Nixon urging an end to the war. Council president Tom Collier says a strike is not useful and hopes the message persuades action to halt renewed bombing in North Vietnam.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
National Student Association
Nixon
Southeast Asia
Tom Collier
Student Council
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