Cyclamate Sweets to be Removed From Market
Secretary Finweh orders immediate removal of all cyclamate containing foods and drinks from grocery shelves by January. New lab evidence links high doses to bladder cancer in animals but officials say no proven risk to humans yet. Prescription use only remains possible for medical cases under supervision.
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Robert Finweh
Hine
Finch
National Academy of Science
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Thieu Downplays Naval Clash With Soviet Vessel
Vietnamese President Thieu says the shooting between a South Vietnamese navy ship and a Russian trawler off Da Nang should not trigger international tension. Officials report no notes exchanged between Saigon and Moscow. Kremlin comment minimal. A separate village scene shows Bethel Temple serving a 106 foot banana split as part of youth activities drawing 200 church members.
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Hayward
Bethel Temple
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Army restarts open air chemical tests at Edgewood and McClellan
The Army will resume testing chemical warfare agents after a three month suspension. Secretary Resor authorized open air testing at Edgewood Arsenal Maryland and defensive gas training at McClellan Alabama following a civilian panel review of safety procedures amid congressional criticism of chemical and biological warfare research.
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Soviet space mission ends as cosmonauts land safely
The Soviet Union completes its most ambitious manned space mission with the final pair of cosmonauts landing safely on the snow covered Hatlands of Soviet Kazakhstan. The historic mission concluded today, marking a bold chapter in space exploration.
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Highlands clash over street cost sharing promise
Highlands residents and Hayward city officials may clash over the $3.4 million arterial street package for seven miles of net and improved streets including Hayward Boulevard. A 1963 pledge allegedly promised city help. current proposal spreads most costs to landowners with no city participation.
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Highlands Land
Logan
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Highlands
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Flayward Boulevard
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Edward Phillips
Mildred Taylor
Unusual adoption fight opens in Alameda County court
In Oakland next week, Keith Albert Clifford Correia a brown eyed year old recovering from an onsillectomy at Wash ington Hospital will be the subject of a rare adoption case. The Correias of Fremont claim he is their son but the welfare department says he was a foster child and asks the petition be dismissed. This county first jury heard adoption procedure looms as a test of the child placement system. Keith is the natural child of the Correias who also have three other children.
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