Suntans and vacations spark debate on sun health
The article weighs two views on suntans and health. It cites Richard J. Wurtman on vitamin D benefits and risks of sunburn, plus cautions from dermatologists about aging, skin cancer, and drug interactions. It notes some avoid tanning, seeking shade, while others pursue bronzed skin through summer sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Wurtman
Scientific American
Wurtman
Prevention
Virginia Castleton
Medicare After Ten Years Projecting the News
A retrospective on the 1965 Medicare Medicaid expansion notes 21.8 million elderly enrolled by 1973 and as many as eight million poor people helped monthly. It discusses rising costs patient outlays and calls for balance between access and price while noting fraud abuse and regulatory efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Gladys Elienbogen
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Social Security Administration
House
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
HEW
Congress
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Antidrug Efforts and State Dept Failures
The article critiques U S narcotics policy from 1960s to early 1970s, detailing State Department delays and internal clashes with the White House CIA and DEA. It cites Nelson Gross pressuring Paraguay's Stroessner over a drug kingpin, with mixed results and later legal troubles for Gross. It notes commission findings that the State Department failed to respond vigorously to heroin floods and narcotics control lagged behind policy goals.
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Paraguay
Alfredo Stroessner
State Department
Nelson Gross
United States
Nelson Rockefeller
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D.-Mont
U.S
Commission
Department
Laos
Thailand
Burma
America
Drug Enforcement Agency
White House
National Security Council
CIA
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Striped Pants
South America
Mexico
Gross
Tom Peters
Hard-nosed coexistence vs Soviet pattern of contempt
The author argues that the Soviet Union never negotiates in good faith, pursuing non negotiable totalitarian aims. Citing Solzhenitsyn, Chamberlain, Rabin, and Kissinger, the piece urges a third path of hard nosed coexistence, highlighting repeated Soviet refusals and the euphemistic use of technical reasons for deception.
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lenin
Neville Chamberlain
Herr Hitler
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
Herr Sadat
Ford
Solzhenitsyn
Brezhnev
Angela Davis
Soyuz
Dog Days In London by Art Buchwald
London street inspectors like William James Parr enforce a strict leash on dog fouling. Parr, Camden’s lone enforcer, tracks offenses from dawn to dusk, records statements, and sees most violators plead guilty. Camden’s high dog density accompanies his flawless record and a city without major bites to show for his efforts.
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London
New York City
William James Parr
Camden
Parr
Camden Town
Mr. Parr
Stover
Mr. Patt
Baleen
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Sheol
Samuel T. Coleridge
Suzanne Gelesseps
Social
Sagas Ricard
U.S. Eg
Troessner
Richard Ottinger
D.-N.y
National Commission On Water Quality
Ope
Kissinger
Indochina
Winston Churchill
Munich
Solzhenit 7A
Accus
House of Representatives
Andrei Sakharov
KGB
Russia
Bet4s
15Th
Ploesti
Normandy
Crimea
Art Buchwald
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