Nixon attacked broadcasters says FCC member Johnson
FCC member Nicholas Johnson accuses President Nixon of unprecedented intimidation and censorship of the broadcasting industry. He criticizes administration moves to use agencies including the FCC and Justice Department to control television content and demand ground rules for political broadcasting. Johnson warns of government by television and urges safeguards for a democratic balance.
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New study links stomach nitrosamines to cancer risk
Research from the Eppley Institute in Omaha and Harvard indicates nitrosamines formed in the stomach from nitrites and secondary amines may cause cancers in multiple organs. Scientists urge reducing nitrite in processed meats and discuss potential safe exposure levels, while FDA disputes imminent hazard. A separate Philadelphia bulletin report says H. Rap Brown is alive in the U S, active inside the country, per Eldridge Cleaver.
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Harvard Medical School
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Dramatic results hoped from new rabies vaccine trials
A Philadelphia scientist reported the new rabies vaccine shows dramatic success in laboratory animals, raising hopes for human trials and preventive or post exposure protection. The vaccine, made from rabies viruses multiplying in tubes, may speed antibody production and reduce current painful post bite treatments. Separate Swiss report calls current vaccines archaic and dangerous.
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Debris Likely Cosmos 316 Pieces Found In Midwest
Washington reports indicate debris from a Soviet craft likely Cosmos 316, launched December 23, disintegrated August 28 over the Midwest. Fragments weighing up to 240 pounds landed near Beaver Oklahoma and Pratt Kansas, with the widest piece car muffler sized. officials note minimal risk compared with meteorites while pursuing Soviet acknowledgment and UN notification.
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