AMA Editorial Probes Death by Action and Genetic Ethics
The Journal of the American Medical Association national editorial raises questions on moral issues including euthanasia abortion and genetic engineering. The AMA Judicial Council forms an advisory panel on six topics to guide society through advances in medicine and biology with physicians offering expertise while acknowledging uncertain answers.
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Ms Hassle in California Senate on Women Registration
The California Senate approved using Ms as an identification for women voters. The piece argues Ms alters identity, noting Mrs marks ownership and Miss assigns a role. It quips about gendered forms and the evolving language around female titles.
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British Cigaret Makers Pursue Synthetic Filtered Smoke
British tobacco firms race to satisfy health conscious smokers with synthetic cigaret ideas. One trial blends wood pulp with tobacco to mimic taste and burn. Another tests a charcoal cloth filter to reduce grate smoke. Firms spend millions in package deal collaboration.
After 13 Surgeries a 15YearOld Seeks Sports and Health Guidance
A 15 year old recovering from 13 operations seeks advice on safe physical activity. Doctors stress gradual reintroduction through walking, light conditioning, and consulting the physician before resuming sports. Suggestions include low risk activities like bridge and safe, visible safety gear for night activities.
British Lion Roars Again Russians Should Worry
ERNEST CUNEO argues Britain’s foreign policy mirrors wartime unity and that London’s shift from empire to common market signals a pivot in global balance. He notes Britain’s push for a Free World Alliance, stronger European defenses, and cautious NATO talks as potential leadership of a United Europe against Soviet expansion, citing historical quotes and biblical asides.
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Baytown Sun fragile typos reflect early newspaper masthead
Published in Baytown Texas on March 3 1879 the page shows a cluttered masthead with editorial and advertising department listings plus notes about Associated Press rights and republication. The text is garbled but confirms period layout and local publication details.
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Raranally
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Nixon High Risk Moves May Increase Tensions
Jack Anderson reports CIA findings that Nixon's aggressive Vietnam moves strain Moscow and Beijing, with nonunanimous support for inviting Nixon in both capitals. Soviet leaders oppose US dealings,Grechko emerging as Kremlin spokesman, while Hanoi benefits from Russian loans and equipment. CIA cautions of possible Mediterranean countermoves.
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WANDERING Speakers and Spills at Baytown Luncheon
During a Baytown Chamber luncheon amid a big flood, Allen Ranft of the Texas Highway Department joked about seasickness and traffic while discussing environmental efforts and funding shortages. He cited a California project tracking desert tortoises on a freeway right of way.
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Houston Lighting and Power Co
Exceptional child in every family needs support
Dr Willard Abraham notes one in every three families has an exceptional child across physical, emotional, mental or gifted traits. He traces social progress from Pearl Buck to Congress, advocates early detection, parental acceptance, and targeted education with grassroots advocacy and federal funding improvements.
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