Nixon upbeat on the 1972 bid after foreign policy strides
President Nixon, buoyant over what he calls a turning tide in world affairs, eyes a stronger 1972 campaign. He cites progress toward arms talks with the Soviet Union, engagement with China, and hopes Vietnam peace will allow the Saigon government to endure while planning trips to the Northeast and Southwest. He presses ahead as rivals tour the country.
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Science Not Always FDA Rule Basis
A blue ribbon advisory committee reports that government decisions on food and drug safety are influenced by politics rather than science. The FDA disputes the criticism while acknowledging resource limits and historic management problems, noting limited public influence and scientific oversight. The panel cites issues in monitoring drug residues, lab workloads, and isolated enforcement cases such as the cyclamate ban.
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