New Danger In Cigarettes Sparks Medical Debate
Dr Philip West of Louisiana State University warns cigarette papers contain selenium, a toxin far outweighing tobacco. He says selenium is found in all cigarette papers and in tobacco and air pollution, potentially raising cancer and liver disease risks.
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A Contribution You Can Make Epilepsy Foundation urges understanding to aid patients
A public appeal emphasizes reducing stigma around epilepsy and promoting medical progress. Epilepsy affects over five million Americans, with 80 percent able to lead active lives with proper treatment. The Epilepsy Foundation of Washington, D. C., calls for public support and awareness to banish superstition and fear.
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Unclear text on government worries over prices
Fragmentary note discusses government concern about rising food prices and social comparisons. The passage references Uncle Sam, perception by others, and individuals driven by materialism, ending with a personal reflection on ownership.
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Make Work Prideful Not Just Productive
Paul Harvey argues five minutes of delay at Chicago O’Hare reveals a systemic indifference crippling productivity. He cites speedup, manpower shortages, and overreliance on simple tasks, urging conscientious management to restore work pride and keep the nation competitive.
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Morse Turns Hawk Over Mideast As Debated Policy Shifts
The piece profiles Sen Wayne Morse once a dove now urging aggressive action near Aqaba and the Straits of Tiran. It contrasts Morse with figures like Nasser and assesses US naval limits, urging decisive posture while noting UN sanction limits.
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United States of America
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Poles vs Beautification Stir Sparks Policy Fight
The Wood Preservers Institute promotes poles as a national asset amid beautification pushes. It argues outdoor appearance matters for utility poles while facing pressure from phone companies to bury lines. Wayne Morse voices tougher stance on Middle East policy amid regional tensions.
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Wood Preservers Institute
United States
Atomic power dangers and taxpayer costs in nuclear program
A critical view argues the nuclear power program threatens America's future through secrecy and wasted taxpayer funds. It cites $2 billion spent, cancellations totaling hundreds of millions, and a fatal incident linked to Hanford. Experts warn safety must improve before reactors near populations, while waste storage risks endure and liability remains limited.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Detroit Edison
AEC
Malcum Peterson
M.D
Widman
This Day In History Highlights Major 20th Century Events
Roosevelt signs gold standard repeal in 1933. 1950 Supreme Court rules segregation in rail dining cars unconstitutional. 1962 Paris crash kills 130 on a European study trip. 1386 Gene Cernan performs 2 hour spacewalk from Gemini 9. Pindar quote on noble deeds.
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