Fight for Laetrile opinion sparks U.S. ban debate
Michael Culbert promotes The Wight for Laetrile in which he argues Laetrile or vitamin B17 should be legal for cancer treatment and prevention. He cites testimonies, clinics abroad, and supportive doctors while criticizing federal policies and suggesting profit motives behind the ban.
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United States
Ernst T. Krebs
Michael L. Culbert
Berkely Calif
Daily Gazette
Culbert
Arlington House
Better Than Bonfire on Offending TV Broadcasts
A Battle Creek essay argues that burning or blasting TV sets is not a practical fix for poor broadcasts. It critiques government regulation, notes the rise of cable and limits on stations, and urges parents to model self control by using the on off switch to avoid offensive material. The piece promotes personal example over restrictive laws.
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Nazarene
Battle Creek
Mich
Barry Goldwater
Vietnam
Watergate
Irnest Tricomi
Packascope-Usa
Tricomi
Washington
Toots Shor The One Of A Kind Restaurateur
A portrait of Toots Shor as a legendary New York restaurateur who hosted stars and infamous figures at his “in” restaurant for cars. He entertained people from sports to entertainment, sometimes signing others’ checks and enjoying lavish gestures, while living large and facing public scrutiny.
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Toots Shor
Philadelphia
Fiorert W Cauet
Mr. Shor
Bill Primi
Bob Considine
Parl Warren
Mark, Hellinger
Charles Frechette
Toots
Joe Noonan
Shor
Lewisburg
Tockefeller
Drumb Burns
Willionaire
Harrison
Acc
Joe
Chicago
Abou Ben Adhem
Sayers Say yb Referee Remarks 1931 Feature
The note recalls Sayers remarks on Congress adjournment during the 1931 era. It questions what activity resumed after a brief break and hints at a possible special session after the current one ends. The tone is reflective and self-deprecating about political momentum and public demand.
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Congress
Toots Shor's Fall From Madison Avenue Fame
Jim Bishop recounts the downfall of Toots Shor, once a Madison Avenue status symbol who sheltered loyal friends yet faced ruin as crime, mismanagement, and betrayal eroded his restaurant empire. He ends in hardship, living at the Drake Motel, remembered with elegiac lyric.
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Shor
Harrison
Wes
Mr. Shor
Rab Considine
Toots
Kelly
Madison Avenue
Baby
Drake
Park Avenue
Andody
Unreadable OCR Fragment Summary of Various Names and Figures
Fragmentary text lists many scattered names places and numbers with unclear context. It mentions individuals such as Uriah Vesrabiae Priscilla and Neneauna and references items like rubber sole hats a farm and various codes and numbers. The overall meaning and event are not clear from the readable portions.
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Siprane
Sesiah
Spain
Delwe
Bispeste Halle
Uriah
Aly Ouwn Industral
Percaage Feomb Farm
Bidenai Gaenes
Esophageal stricture guidance from a medical column
Dr Lamb explains that the reader suffers an esophageal stricture caused by reflux and possible irritation over years. Treatment includes dilators to widen the opening and lifestyle changes to reduce acid exposure, such as small meals, avoiding lying flat, and regular antacid use.
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Ry Lawrence F. Lamb
Dra
Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Let Peace Begin With Me in Columbus Telegram
Columbus Nebraska edition carries a front page look at community events and feature notes including civic seek peace efforts and local acknowledgments. The item references the city’s ongoing activities and a general call for unity among residents amid a period of reflection and community planning.
The Nader crusade and its impact on cars
The article critiques Ralph Nader and his consumer activism against the auto industry. It argues his stance harmed GM and Chrysler by shaming the Corvair, notes market shifts toward used cars, and questions the public’s demand for safety over price. It cites a DOT study and Consumers Union tests to challenge Nader’s conclusions.
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Ralph Nader
Federal Trade Commission
Fund and Drug Administration
General Motors
Nader
Chrysler
Ford
Detroit
Yesteryear
Mayot
New York
Amay
Nadar
Consumers Union
Litte
Naderism vs inflation fuels Pinto cost clash
John Chamberlain argues the Nader crusade against Detroit cars raises safety and environmental gains but inflates the consumer price. He predicts a $500 price rise and a heavier, less economical Pinto if stricter laws pass, warning of a $9 billion annual burden and urging compromise between antiinflationists and Naderites to keep America at work.
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Nadar
Department of Transportation
Detroit
Lec Tagorca
Ford Motor Company
Aeorca
Volkswagen
Mr. Nader
Noise and indecision shape post election political dialogue
Commentary analyzes voter indecision after a flawed Republican showing, noting a growing independent bloc and a more liberal Congress. It contrasts public disenchantment with calls for a leadership that speaks to the majority, while proposing a taxpayer scale concept to demystify federal budget costs.
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Kevin P. Phillips
James J. Kilpatrick
Tom Tiede
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ime
Congress
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