Tobacco Politics Clash in Congress Defeat for Price Support
Discussion of tobacco price support in Congress features House defeating a move to bar funds, while tobacco farmers in the Carolinas Virginia Georgia Kentucky and Tennessee face demand declines. The piece criticizes government policy as contradictory amid health concerns cited by medical groups.
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Mats Tor
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Uebacca
Tobecco
Senate
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
American Medical Association
Innertcan Canter Society
Doc Ars
U S Should Not Forget The MIAs
Editorial argues the United States must complete a final year-long inquiry into the 712 MIAs from Vietnam, stressing humanitarian duties to families while preserving access to information about all missing in action. It cautions decisions should be compassionate and non political.
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U.S
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Pentagon
It Is Possible Turning Toward Sunrise Mindset
Reverend Schuller explains that successful people are not born rich but rise from poverty and ignorance by focusing on opportunities. He urges readers to run toward a new way of thinking and new ideas, citing his Hour of Power TV program at Garden Grove Community Church.
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Gardai Grove
Call
Omnimunity Church
Hour of Power
Harold Blumenfeld
NEA
Benjamin Litlman
New York
Mount Sinai Hospital
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami Veterans Administration Hospital
Dovlor Littman
Opened Piano Studio by John A King in 1937
Sun Files reports John A King opened a piano studio at L17 Illinois. A Fort Wayne European School of Music graduate, he played with top bands including Bob Crosby and NBC artists. The item notes August 27 1937 and mentions local arts events and staff.
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Iklytown Sun
Fred Langhwill
Baytown Hospital
Langham
Priel
West Humble
St. Joseph's
Catholic Church
Howe
AL J. Cauvin
T. 2. McKeana
Joy Kubica
John Ac King
L17
Illinois
Shout of Music
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sone
Bob Crosby
NBC
Albert Hendrickson
Wooster
The Way It Was Aj 28 1775 General Schuster march
General Schuster begins a march on Canada amid evolving tensions referenced in The Way It Was column dated August 28, 1775.
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Schuster
Canada
Aspirin Research New Therapy For Atherosclerosis
Harold Blumenfeld reports on a National Heart and Lung Institute program testing aspirin to prevent second heart attacks in 5,000 men and women under 70 who recently suffered a myocardial infarction. Participants undergo quarterly tests and share results with their doctors to assess aspirin's preventive potential. The article notes aspirin’s potential to extend life if proven effective.
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National Heart and Lung Institute
Baytown Sun Personnel and Policy Note Reader Letter Policy
The Baytown Sun page lists staff and departments with editors and managers and notes reprint and copyright policies. It includes addresses in Baytown Texas and pricing details for subscriptions, plus a standard letter to the editor policy about publication and rights.
Today in History highlights August 27 through the ages
On August 27 milestones include Henry Hudson discovering Delaware Bay in 1609 Leo Tolstoy born in 1828 the British Empire abolishing slavery in 1833 Carnegie's Palace of Peace dedicated in 1913 Germany declares war in 1914 suffragists arrested in 1917 and a 1963 civil rights rally in Washington with about 200000 participants.
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Melaware Bay
Leo Tolstoy
Tula
British Empire
Andrew Carnegie
Hague
Holland
Germany
Horn
White House
Washington
Harold Wilson
Department of Economic Fairs
Histori Fragmentary Psalm Verse Note
Fragmentary text cites Psalms 143 3 19 9. Reads as a devotional line about fearing him and near thrivery with remaining words unclear. No clear organizations dates or persons.
Washington Report on Soviet Brainskas Deportation Saga
A Washington report details the case of Drazinskas Brainskas, a Lithuanian dissident who endured torture and exile after fleeing Soviet repression. He hijacked a plane with his son, spent years in Turkish custody, and now awaits possible deportation. U S officials weigh immigration actions amid national security concerns. A separate note recounts delay and critique of the Consumer Product Safety Commission over dangerous pitching machines and the Waxman critique of slow action.
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U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
Brada- Skas
Drazinskas
Ljublianka
Braziskay
Hrazinskas
Siberia
Brazinskas
Vilnius
Concentraton
Batuen
KGH
Pnion
Viet Union
Robert Dernan
Dcalil
Tut the
Juste Department
Arizona
Abe
Consumer Prod Wet Safety Commission
Rep
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Dear Dr Lamb on hysterectomy questions and effects
A patient asks about changes after hysterectomy, including menopause timing, weight, sexual relations, migraines, nervousness, medications, and lubrication. The response explains that removing the uterus alone preserves hormones if ovaries remain, but ovarian status affects symptoms and menopause timing. removing ovaries may be considered to avoid future cancer, and hormonal replacement can mitigate loss of ovarian function.
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