Nicotine Gum Trials Shown At World Smoking Conference
News from New York reports on nicotine gum undergoing trials in Sweden and England as a promising aid to quit smoking. Doctors note it can raise blood nicotine similar to cigarettes but may hook some users. long term results show some continue gum for months, with a portion staying off cigarettes after a year.
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Ford hears Pope's reminder to consider human rights
Rome United Press International reports Pope Paul VI urged President Ford to weigh justice and human rights alongside military power during their 65 minute meeting in the papal library. The exchange highlighted power realities and the pope's shift toward defense of humane international order.
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China attacks U S S R and firms in broad criticism
In Hong Kong reports United States, Soviet Union, the Olympic Committee, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and multinationals face sharp Chinese rebukes. NCNA and People's Daily accuse the Soviet Union of exploiting the world crisis to expand influence while condemning nuclear arms race trends and corporate plunder of developing nations.
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