Black jelly bean sparks FDA color ban debate
The piece questions the FDA ban on carbon black used in licorice dies, noting there is no proven human cancer link and citing safety overreaction risks. It compares health precaution to political scrutiny and worries about a culture of presumed guilt.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
IRS
Biddeford
E. Allen Berube
Ulcer Inequality Mirrors Shifts in Society
The Los Angeles Center for Ulcer Research and Education notes a changing pattern in the United States. Three decades ago male patients vastly outnumbered females by 20 to 1. now the ratio is 2 to 1. The shift toward ulcer parity highlights unintended consequences of modernization.
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United States
Los Angeles
Carter coverups hidden interests in Carter campaign
Washington journalists face questions Carter refuses to answer on 1970 campaign contributor list corporate ties with Lockheed and Coca Cola. The piece probes tax returns and Capricorn Records links, noting evasions and calls for full openness amid campaign conflicts of interest.
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William Safire
New York Times
Washington
Carter
Comeos
Qct
Lockheed Corporation
Latin America
Coca-Cola Company
United States
Philip Walden
Capricorn Records
Walden
Macon
Washington, D.C
Mr. Carter
Governor Carter
Mr. Walden
Rolling Stone Magazine
Rolling Stone
John Dean
Dean
Earl Butz
Billy
Magna
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Chilean exiles under threat amid DINA pursuit
Exiled Christian Democrats face murder plots alleged to be led by Chile's DINA. Prominent figures Gabriel Valdes and Rodomiro Tomic warned. Letelier’s assassination linked to party plans abroad. U.S. and Italian actions cited in protective and investigative context. Nixon worries over China policy amid regional tensions.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Chile
Christian Democratic Party
DINA
Christian Democrats
Orlando Letelier
Christian Democratic
Gabriel Valdes
Rodomiro Tomic
Salvador Allende
U.S
Santiago
FBI
Valdes
Tomic
Bernardo Leighton
Rome
Orly
Paris
United States
Miguel Schweitzer
Manuel Trucco
South at crossroads of American ideology
National observer Anthony Lewis argues Carter’s Southern base reshapes national politics. He notes the South’s return to the mainstream could shift federal appointments and racial dynamics, reflecting on Nixon’s strategy and the potential for a humane, integrated South led by Carter or Connally.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Plains
Jimmy Carter
John Connally
Carter
Deep South
North
South
Richard Nixon
Cemec
Reubin Askew
Florida
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Jimm Carter
Georgia
Biloxi
Miss
James Eastland
John Stennis
Mississippi
Aaron Henry
Eastland and Stennis
John Kennedy
Connally
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