Manufacturers baffled by FDA halt on mouthwash claims
Several mouthwash makers report their products are no longer marketed after the FDA ordered eight firms to stop claiming to prevent bad breath sore throats or cold irritations within 30 days. Merck said Tyrollaris has been off the market three years, others have not advertised for over six months, and Kasdenol’s Dr. Cherry says he is baffled by the order.
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FDA
Lever Bros
National Academy of Sciences
Warner Lambert
A. R. Cherry
Kasdenol Corp
Kasdenol
Cherry
Manson
Nixon
San Clemente
California
Ziegler
Push On For Aid To Disabled Miners
Washington AP reports a push to press UMW Pension plan relief as miners seek aid for disabled workers amid ongoing industry strain and congressional attention.
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Washington
United Mine Workers’ Pension
Nixon remarks prompt mistrial bid in Manson case
Defense lawyers in the Sharon Tate murder trial plan a renewed mistrial bid after President Nixon said Manson was "guilty of eight murders." Nixon disputed the remark, and the judge weighed whether publicity tainted the jury as Linda Kasabian testified for the defense.
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Nixon
Charles M. Manson
Paul Fitzgerald
Washington
Manson
Fitzgerald
Charles Manson
Leslie van Houten
Susan Atkins
Patricia Krenwinkel
Miss Tate
Malibu
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Vincent T. Bugliosi
Linda Kasabian
Denver
White House
San Clemente
Calif
Colorado
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gary M. Hinman
Tate
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon backs away from Manson remark amid trial cloud
President Nixon sought to quell uproar over a Denver comment calling Manson eight murders without reason. Defense motions for mistrial stem from alleged prejudicial publicity, while Nixon denial aimed to protect legal rights and avoid prejudging Tate case defendants.
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Nixon
Charles Manson
California
Air Force One
Denver
Manson
Los Angeles
Miriam Hargrave Finally Passes Car Test in Harrogate
Miriam Hargrave, 62, passed her driving exam on Monday in Harrogate after 39 prior failures spanning nine years. She sold her old car three years earlier to fund lessons and was once Guinness noted as the champion failure.
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England
Miriam Hargrave
Britain
Yorkshire Dales
Wake Aything
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