Cyclamate ban prompts global shift to saccharin substitutes
American manufacturers unveil plans for saccharin based substitutes to replace cyclamate in foods and drinks. HEW Secretary Robert Finch ordered cyclamates off shelves by Jan 1 1970 amid cancer risk concerns. UK and Nordic nations discuss HEW findings while Coca Cola and peers explore non cyclamate formulas. Dr Michael Sveda questions the data as industry weighs losses to sugar dominated diets.
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UNC asks armistice body to meet after ambush kills four
The United Nations Command seeks a Korean Military Armistice Commission session on Tuesday to protest a DMZ ambush that killed four American soldiers. Vehicles, including a white flag and police sign, were attacked in the incident.
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How To Play a Better Game of Bridge explained study
Oswald and Jim Jacoby discuss Terence Reese and Albert Dormer book notes. They examine elimination play, outlining how declarer forces opponents to lead a chosen suit by drawing trumps and cashing high cards.
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Nixon plan cuts marijuana penalties and reclassifies it
The Nixon Administration proposed replacing marijuana possession from a felony to a misdemeanor for first offenses, with a second offense remaining a felony. Laws would classify marijuana as a hallucinogenic, not a hard drug, while increasing prison terms for professional traffickers up to 40 years. Proposals would apply to federal law only.
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Allies face diplomatic snag over hijacked Polish airliner
East German hijackers seized a Polish Ilyushin with 70 aboard and forced landing at Tegel Berlin. French authorities released the plane. the crew will be questioned in Warsaw. If asylum is granted, it tests U S policy of returning hijackers for punishment.
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Vietnamese army in Mekong Delta forest attack claims 96 guerrillas
South Vietnamese forces report killing 96 guerrillas in the first invasion of the U Minh forest known as the forest of darkness, in 14 months, with six government troops killed and 16 wounded. The operation used U.S. helicopters, one copter shot down wounding an American crewman.
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