Fluoridation Debate Highlights Censorship Claims
Detroit allergist Dr. George L. Waldicott told about 60 at a Kansas Union forum that fluoridation is shrouded in secrecy and censorship. He cited journal rejections, editors' bans, and advocacy by industry groups while noting fluoride's alleged health risks and disputed research funding.
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Kansas University
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George L. Waldicott
Journal of
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Michigan State Health Department
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Australian Journal of Dentistry
Tobacco Research Foundation
National Dairy Council
American Sugar Foundation
Public Health Service
Kettering Laboratory
Cincinnati
Mélion Institute
Pittsburgh
Jones
Wisconsin University Psychiatric Institute
Alfred Taylor
Texas University Biochemical Institute
Kansas City Area Seen For AEC Site Amid Flood Of Questions
The AEC team toured the Kansas City region to evaluate four potential sites near Lawrence and east of KU. Inspectors heard from area leaders on housing, education, racial relations, and cultural conditions while KU faculty members provided local context. Flooding of fluoride research and a panel discussion later featured experts from MU KC and Utah State University.
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Kansas City
Kavanagh
Enzi de Renzis
AEC
Kansas University
Lawrence
Hesper
Paul Gilles
Robert Stump
Stump
Nicholas Samios
Brookhaven Institute
Samios
Gilles
Has Davis
Joseph McDowell
Guild on Strike Against Herald Examiner in LA
The American Newspaper Guild walks out at Los Angeles Herald-Examiner as contract terms falter. Negotiations continue with mediators while management says staff is needed and print remains active. Wage demands exceed weekly increases and include broader benefits and job security measures.
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American Newspaper Guild
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Agness Underwood
National Labor Relations Board
Jim Bennett
Journeymen
George R. Hearst Jr
New York Journal-American
Johnson hosts princess party marking 31st anniversary
Washington AP reports President Lyndon Johnson hosts a candlelit White House reception for Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon. The informal gala in the East Ballroom runs until 2 a.m. with dancing to the frog and waltz as guests applaud a champagne toast and Johnson quips on marriage.
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Johnson
Margaret
White House
Johnsons
Lord Snowdon
Elizabeth Cavendish
Ex Gov Anderson Acts as Speaker for Ailing Wescoe
Former Kansas governor John Anderson substituted as speaker at the joint meeting of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City directors and its branches in Omaha Denver and Oklahoma. Wescoe was ill and unable to attend. Dolph Simons introduced Anderson at the two day session before about 40 bankers, businessmen and educators and Fed officials. Directors discussed operational problems and current monetary and economic conditions.
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John Anderson
Kansas
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Anderson
Dolph Simons
Lawrence Journal-World
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Kidnapers Free Tacoma Boy After Ransom Paid
A 13 year old Tacoma boy, son of a West Coast Grocery Co executive, was abducted by two men at 7:45 a.m. Wednesday. He was held nine hours and released unharmed after $45,000 ransom. Sheriff Jack Berry said FBI helped in the search and announced the case at a news conference.
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API
Jack Berry
Charles Hyde Jr
Berry
Charles Hyde Sr
West Coast Grocery Co
FBI
Special Writers Visit KU Today
About 15 education writers from the Education Writers Association arrive at Kansas University to tour facilities and learn about programs. Chancellor Wescoe and Vice Chancellor Smith will speak in the Kansas Union, with Dean Waggoner also on the program. The group leaves Lawrence at 11 30 a m Friday for Pine Bluff Arkansas to visit Arkansas A M and N College.
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Education Writers Association
Kansas Union
W. Clarke Wescoe
George B. Smith
George Waggoner
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lawrence
Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas A.M
N. College
Envoys Form Working Groups in Rio to Rebuild Inter-American System
Foreign ministers of the Western Hemisphere established working groups in Rio de Janeiro after Brazil's President Humberto Castelo Branco urged updating inter-American machinery to address infiltration and subversion. He opened the Special Inter-American Conference calling for a rethink of concepts in light of new realities.
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Hemisphere
Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Ambush survivors recount brutal firefight and mass casualties
Staff Sgt. Miguel Seise and Private First Class David Weed describe a sudden ambush with fire from all directions. Soldiers crawled 250 yards under extreme fire, left wounded behind, and witnessed mass deaths as Communist troops seized rifles.
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Augusta
Pfc
David Weed
Pittston
Maine
New Civil Rights Bill Aims to End Racial Jury Exclusion
Washington AP report says the Justice Department will draft federal legislation to ban racial discrimination in juries from county to federal levels. Attorney General Katzenbach begins from scratch, studying the Southern system to craft a measure that respects the Constitution.
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Washington
Justice Department
Johnson
Congress
Nicholas Katzenbach
Alabama
General Clark backs bombing urged against North Vietnam
Gen Mark W Clark retired commander from the Korean War urged bombing of all military targets in North Vietnam to force a peace. He said the conflict should not be fought on manpower, noting North Vietnam has more troops and will absorb losses. He favored Air Force and Navy power and leaflets overpopulated industrial targets.
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Chicago
Mark W. Clark
U. S
Viet Nam
Clark
Lawrence Police Captain Attends FBI Firearms School
Captain Jim Collins of the Lawrence Police Department returned from Hays after helping conduct a small arms firearms course. He and Lt. Merle McClure attended the FBI sponsored firearms school at Fort Leavenworth recently. Kansas University students begin a five day Thanksgiving recess at 5 30 p m Tuesday and end 7 30 a m Monday Nov 29. The Christmas holiday spans 15 days from 12 30 p m Saturday Dec 18 to Monday Jan 3. KU Chancellor W Clark Wescoe had a touch of the flu forcing him to cancel a Kansas City talk though he planned to return to Strong Hall. He remained scheduled to speak to Education Writers Association tonight in the Kansas Union.
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Lawrence
Hays
Collins
Merle McClure
Ft. Leavenworth
Kansas University
W. Clarke Wescoe
Wescoe
Kansas City
Education Writers Assocition
Kansas Union
Graduate Grants Near 2 Million
A total of 1 718 572 for research grants and contracts and associated graduate training projects was received by Kansas University during the first quarter of this fiscal year. The amount exceeds 1 667 770 received during the comparable period last year, said William J Argersinger Jr associate dean of the faculties for research. Grants and contracts during July August and September all from sources outside the state were received for 37 projects in chemistry child research civil engineering comparative biochemistry and physics electrical engineering engineering research entomology family life geology institutional research library mechanical engineering microbiology medicinal chemistry psychology social work sociology and zoology.
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William J. Argersinger Jr
Lawrence
Medical Center
Pope moves to beatify John XXIII and Pius XII
Pope Paul VI ordered the beatification processes for his predecessors John XXIII and Pius XII, signaling a possible path to sainthood. He announced the decree during a St. Peter's Basilica ceremony amid notes on Vatican reform and a jubilee period to promote Ecumenical Council decisions.
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Pius XII
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St. Peter’s Basilica
John
Vatican Curia
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