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Show 6 The Salt WtaHi Sitardiji July Dennis tlie Menace By Hank Ketcham Speed Charts Nixon Tells Ohio Crowd Of W orld Peace Goal CANTON. OHIO (AP) -Presdent Nixon, here Friday night to mix with football heroes, told an airport crowd he was sure the earth looks to the Apollo 15 aspeaceful tronauts who landed on the mon moments earlier. This is truly one world and w must live with all the po-piof ihe worid, Nixon declared, mentioning that he is making his forthcoming trip to Communist China in the interest of peace. Nixon followed the moon landing of the astronauts before taking Jf on his flight here from Washington. He rea perfect marked it was landing and tomorrow yoji'U be able to see them on television. The President came for enshrinement ceremonies at the Professional Football Hall of Fame. He leaves Saturday morning for Iowa to dedicate a flood control project at Ottumwa. e the other litters just YE IX at me to go to bed I AH U.S. Bares Plans to Test Preventive for Cholera ; Frink By Carey Associated Press Writer Tentative Washington disclosed Friplis werelarge-scalhuman day for testing of a new and apparently-improved preventive igainst cholera. Animal tests indicate it may give protection for at least with twtj years, compared about six months for present - e , vaccines. The new product, it was learned, developed during the, past year after preliminary tests of an earlier version in la! few convict volunteers resulted in mild but undesirable; reactions St doses much smaller than would be needed for practical use. Those reacof tions forced cancellation the- - .earlier tests, a government scientist said. s A 4 4 - Reports Development Development of the original called a toxoid, preventive, and of plans to test it In volunteers from the National Institutes of Health and from' state prisons at Jessup, Md., and Galveston, Tex., vere disclosed by The Associated Press last August. Dr. John R. Seal, scientific diiector of the U.S. Public Health Services National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said in an interview an Friday that apparently more stable product has Veil developed since of the initial cancellation tesis.. Seal was asked about a new report by the United States-Japa- n Medical .Cooperative Science program. That is a venture devoted siliyear-olto research on diseases of major importance to Asian are nations. ' The diseases cholera, tuberculosis, leprosy, and certain malnutrition, viral and parasitic maladies. d ; Higly Effective The organizations latest report covering developments in the period says, with regard to cholera: a. . A toxoid has been 1965-197- 0 produced which is highly effective. in protecting experimental; animals against chol-er- g api .appears promising as I . ' Hearings Slated River Bill Qn t Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON Sen. Frank E. Moss, will go to Montana Aug. 16 to conduct hearings in Great Falls to establish the Missouri Breaks Scenic Recreation River. This reach of the river. according to Sen. Lee Metauthor of the calf. bill, "is historic. It still has traces of Lewis A Clark. It - hal tremendous recreational ptyitial' and it has attractive game and wildlife. The bill in for flexibility provides management to preserve and at uic same time permit varied futue activity. - Thi WASHINGTON White House Friday sought to end speculation that President NixOn considering moves to ; assume more power over the ! Federal P.eserve Board and its chairman, Dr. Arthur has been inert-IngBurns, critical of adminisrta-tio- n economic policy. , newspapers speculated this week that Nixon was the contemplating doubling members ;4p of ihe Independent Central Bank or stripping tradition of lakeside talks. Ziegler added: Some members of the press have explained that with 1.7O0 people in attendance for a presidential talk, the rule could not possibly hold. It was pointed out that they would have to make a deliberate attempt to seek out th content of the talk and we understand that. toxoid. "If further studies support preliminary observations on the safety of the ,vxoid, it will be tested on a large scale in humans in the near future." Seal, prominent in the chol-er- a research of the program gave these further details: Posts Details 1. If additional animal tests limited it, initial justify human testing would again be conducted among volunteers from the two prisons and the National Institutes of Health. 2. The large-scal- e human trials tentatively envisioned would be held in some shill unselected area of the world where cholera might be active at the time the scientists were n ready. Lands Laws Proposal Draws Blast -WASHINGTN (UPI) Many parts of a bill designed to do over the nations land laws "are slanted toward commercial user, a representative of conservation told a .Congressional committee Friday. C. R. Cutermuth of Washington, representing the International Association of Game, Fish, and conservation comtestified at a missioners, hearing by a House subcommittee on environment. The committee is considering the big bill by Rep. to Wayne H. Aspinall, revamp the land laws and create newa and policy. oifi-cia- ls Result enf orcemeot law and agercies. A WASHINGTON (AP) fpderal judge rejected Friday an attempt by the Interior Department to transfer a law suit, which has stymied the pipeline for the trans-Alask- past a to a district 15 months, court in Alaska. Attorneys, who won a court injunction blocking the pipeline last year pending an environmental impact study by the department, argued successfully that moving the case to Alaska would make it impossible for them to carry on. They hve been representing the National Wildlife Federation and other environmental groups without fee. Judge George L. Hart Jr., and who issued the injunction court, his in e ca-still has the then to both sides and Iwened irrere,s the decided that hS33MAIN Stoat of well be deteaied justice might by a transfer. the I shall therefoie deny concluded. motion, Hart Former interior Secretary on Walter J. Hickel had been permits of the verge granting an for construction ofawes oil pipeline federal land in Alaska early last year, when the environ- PANELING Beautiful wood pan- - ling is a home 800-mil- e project. A . 95 per 4' x S' Sheet. 0iair selec Shop whfcf tion moons savings ?or you KETCHUM'S 1969. 4th So. 7th W. That act requires prepara- 355-465- 6 environmental an of popular p as the National Policy Act of comply with Environmental fix-u- Allow ment groups went !o cjr7 fai.ed to conending he had tion OSIN his tour of t'ne Hall of Cheek the free warranty that goes with every ar IDAIRE best. Escorted by Riciiard Gallagher, director of the Hall of Fane, Nixon displayed his knowledge and enthusiasm for the game in v v,h he himself never got beyond the fceneh at Whittier College in California. The late Vince Lombardi, Green Bay and Washington coach and an admirer of Nixon, was among the seven football stars to be officiary enshrined in the Hall of Fame was bill The prompted by the exhaustive report of the Public Land Law which Review Commission, waa headed by Aspinall. Gutermuth said his association liked most of the basic suggestions of the law review commission, yet we find ourselves in disagreement with many of the provisions of (Aspinall' bill)." The bill's basic goal, Gutermuth said, is defined in the bill as handling publ'c lands "so as to provide maximum benefit for the general public, " yet that key phrase is not defined specifically enough to guide land laws. Called Cumbersome The bill sets up a cumbersome system of advisory committees. Gutermuth said, which would cost millions of dollars and would provide no guarantee that the public inte rest will be better served." and it of Its independence bringing it under presidential jurisdiction. White House Spokesman Ronald L- - Ziegler said Friday that Nixon is not contemplating any such moves to alter or Independence the make-u- p of the board. He said there had been discussions by some administration people about the make-uand independence of the federal reserve, but no recomfor charges have mendation been put on Nixon's desk. COLOR COMBINATION fell APPLIM! AIR CONDITIONER CLEARANCE! 3 Huny In for your favorite Frigidaire Air Conditioner while we still have selection. All and every one all capacities Sizes has thermostat temperature control, quiet operation . . . removable WASHABLE filters. 6000 BTU model shown, designed for sliding windows is only ... Nixon told the airport crowd he was sure that as the astronauts view the earth it will look like a very peaceful and quiet place. Lse Our Easy Payment ... STEREO ' Here's all kinds of entertainment for all the family . . . here's performance that's been pretested at the factory to assure long, troublefrei operation. 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He noted that 800 million people, a quarter of all those on earth, live in mainland China, and he said he seeks to make sure they do not live in isolation. In Washington, Nixon kept tab on the lunar landing of astronauts David R. Scott and James B. Irwin and then talked to Dr. James C. Fletcher, administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. CURTIS MATHIS BRILLIANT on the ground how much they of Report boards and ., Nominates Candidate On White House Denies Rumor Of Reserve Board Moves Reuters News Agency the Grove under the traditional ground rules that all remarks are off the record. For some 100 years the Bohemian Grove has had an uni n Fame, Nixon nominated" a candidate himself, the late the bisis for a new and signiGene Brito, who starred for ficantly improved vaccine. eight years as a defensive end A contract has been for the Washington Redskins. awarded for the large-s'-:d- e As a defensive end," of a cholera Nixon said, production he was the IJ.S.-Japa- WASHINGTON (UFI) -PFriFindley, day introduced a bill designed to kep irterstate buses and trucks within the speed l'ni.t by requiring them to use speed recording devices. The devices, called tachographs, would provide a speed in miles per manent chart record of the hour. Findiev said. The tachograph also would record the distance traveled, and the number and duration oi stops. ExAccording to Findley, countries in foreign perience where the tachograph is manshows clearly that datory these devices promote speed control, serve as a warning to drivers and provide accurate records for owrers, drivers .ep. 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