Federal order halts cyclamates in foods by February
Federal health officials ordered immediate removal of high level cyclamates from beverages and most foods with two deadlines. Beverages with the highest cyclamate levels must leave shelves by January 1, and other cyclamate containing foods by February 1. Medical use remains by prescription for diabetics or obese patients.
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Soviet Trio Orbits In Three Spacecraft Mission
Soyuz 8 lands safely in Kazakhstan after a week long venture ending a historic multiple spacecraft flight. Cosmonauts Vladimir Shatalov and Alexei Yeliseyev report feeling excellent after nearly five days in orbit.
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Calm Frost Expected Tonight With Warmer Rain Possible
Frost warning issued for tonight with scattered frost and subfreezing lows around 33 to 39. Clouds increase tomorrow bringing warmer highs in the 60s to mid 60s and a light rain risk. Monday could be rainier and warmer.
Theatre Schedule at Hippodrome This Weekend
The Best House in London screens at the Hippodrome Sunday October 19 through Tuesday October 21 with showings at 1 10 PM 3 15 PM 5 20 PM 7 25 PM and 9 30 PM.
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Spy Vessel Caught Near Da Nang Sparks Navy Crisis
Vietnamese authorities confirmed a shooting near Da Nang involved a Soviet intelligence trawler inside the 12 mile limit. U.S. and South Vietnamese commands indicated no notes were exchanged with Moscow, while B 52 bombers pounded North Vietnamese targets near the Cambodian border and militia units reported losses on Friday.
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South Korea backs Park for third term in referendum
President Chung Hee Park won a decisive 2 to 1 vote in a referendum approving a constitutional amendment to allow a third consecutive term. About 10 million voters participated, with Park signaling he would quit if the measure failed, and his victory easing prospects for a 1971 bid after his 1963 civilian election and 1967 re election.
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650 Foreigners In U S Service Are Naturalized
The US Command announced 650 foreign nationals serving with American forces in the Pacific and Southeast Asia will become U S citizens next Friday. Naturalization will occur at a Hawaii hotel with 60 nations represented and ranks from private first class to lieutenant colonel. Friday Oct 24 marks the first anniversary of the Citizenship act amendment for service members.
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