Government bans cyclamate as cancer risk evidence grows
Washington AP Acting on new animal data, the Health, Education and Welfare Secretary halted production and ordered shelf removal of foods with cyclamate by Feb 1. He cautioned no proven human cancer link yet amid a $1 billion industry. Two studies found bladder tumors in animals with high exposure. officials stressed emergency measures only and not a ban on current products.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Educaton and Welfare
Finch
University of Wisconsin
HEW
Jesse K. Steinfeld
Abbott Laboratories
Steinfeld
Henderson Finances Bridge Brings Trouble
Henderson faces funding and displacement issues from the new Ohio River bridge project. Local leaders and federal officials discussed sewer relocations, housing for displaced residents, and potential federal legislation. Officials noted state law constraints and possible relocation of sewer lines as negotiations continue.
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Henderson
Ohio River
Town
Ken. Hebler
D-W.va
State Head Commission
Gerald C. Rouveche
ATAS
George Hannan
Bureau of Public Roads
Joseph S. Jones
State Road Commission
Bruce Crawford
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Withdrawal of all foreign troops urged in Southeast Asia plan
Senate leader Mike Mansfield calls for a neutral mainland and a joint guarantee by the United States Communist China and the Soviet Union. He says troops should leave Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Thailand, with possible remaining forces only after fighting ends. In Vietnam Tam Ky reports 14303 enemy defectors hailed as a success of a four month campaign. In Los Angeles police seek new evidence in the Sharon Tate killings as investigators pursue leads.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
United States
China
Soviet ’ Union
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Pentagon
U. S
Nixon urges wage price holds in letter to business labor
In a letter to 2,200 business and labor leaders Nixon urges restraint on prices and wages to curb inflation. He warns that profit seeking and wage demands risking purchasing power and jobs will hurt the economy while promising government action to stabilize costs. He notes anticipated slower price increases but rising living costs overall. He calls for private sector and government cooperation to fight inflation.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Herbert Stein
Council of Economic Advisers
Viet War Seen Fading Out Rather Than Peace Agreement
Washington strategists suggest the Vietnam conflict may end by a gradual fade rather than a formal Paris settlement. Officials anticipate de escalation and shrinking U.S. forces, with a residual presence after fighting ends, while Paris talks stall.
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Washington
Nixon
Paris
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
U.S
South Vietnam
Nixom
Glouster Man Dead in Route 13 Crash
A one car crash on Route 13 near the Athens Perry line killed Kenneth Handa, 21, of Glouster, and injured James Handa, 23, and Kenneth Paul McClelland, all of Glouster. James Manda, 23, was treated and released, Kenneth Handa died at Mount Saint Mary Hospital.
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Bat Kepars
Athens
Glouster
Dent
Perry County
James 5. Manda
Kenneth Handa
Mount Saint Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Val Fossen
James Handa
Kenneth Paul McClelland
Cosmonauts Return From Soviet Space Mission Empty Handed
Moscow AP reports the seven cosmonauts completed five days in orbit with no notable breakthroughs or public achievements revealed. Official information from the mission was sparse and failed to showcase significant technological advances.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Earth
Rival US and Soviet Plans on Middle East Peace Talks
London hosts the rival schemes from the United States and the Soviet Union for resolving the Middle East conflict. The Soviet plan envisions a new Four Big Commission and a UN force watchdog. the United States seeks border adjustments, Gaza status, and demilitarization of territories from 1967. Talks in Washington aim to prepare Gunnar Jarring’s resumed mission. The men also discuss Jerusalem, peace contracts, and open navigation of the Suez Canal. Space news notes Soviet orbital station plans likely dropped. Shatalov and Yeliseyev return after Soyuz 4 days in orbit. welding tests aboard Soyuz craft mark orbital activity.
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London
United States
Soviet Union
Big Four Commission
U.N
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Jordan
Syria
Golan Heights
Washington
Anatoly Dobrynin
Joseph J. Sisco
Gunnar V. Jarring
Vladimir Shatalov
Alexei Yeliseyev
Troika
Moscow
Orpft
Shatalov
Yeliseyev
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