FDA review urged after cyclamate ban critics warn on risks
Wisconsin physicians Dr. Stanley L. Inhorn and Dr. Lorraine F. Meisner challenge the sweeping cyclamate ban as premature and based on limited data. They note no human cancer link over 20 years, urge a fair, systematic approach to assess food additives and caution against swapping cyclamate for saccharin despite potential mutagenic risks.
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Wisconsin
Stanley L. Inhorn
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Lorraine F. Meisner
University of Wisconsin
Science Magazine
FDA
Inhorn and
Meisner
Food and Drug Administration
Ex-conuses shares path from crime to service and aid
A former convict, now working a trade learned in prison, speaks to schools and groups to deter youth from crime. He collaborates with Chaplain Robert Brown at Lebanon Correctional Institution to collect funds and six cent stamps for inmate Christmas cards and hopes to establish a reentry center with other ex convicts.
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Lebanon Correctional Institution
Rike’s
Elder Beerman
LCI
WPFB
Robert Brown
Robert I. Brown
Clayton Street
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for daily papers at 10 cents per copy and 20 cents on Sundays, 70 cents weekly, 22100 per year by mail in the trading area, 30 per year outside the trading area, and 38 per year outside the USA, all prepaid. It notes establishment in 1857 and delivery via newspaper boys, motor routes, or mail.
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S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Philosophy and politics in Supreme Court nominations
The piece weighs the role of a judge's philosophy in appointing Justices, arguing constitutional interpretation is political. It traces history from Roberts to Taney and Jackson, noting lawmakers blocked nominees over belief rather than mere conflicts, and concludes modern cases mirror a broader constitutional dispute.
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Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate
United States
Owen J. Roberts
Roberts
Congress
Chicago
Tocqueville
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Roger B. Taney
Jackson
Taney
Marshall
Daniel Webster
Joseph Story
New York
Fortas
Haynsworth
Fluoridation Referendum Call In Middletown Letters
A reader urges an immediate referendum on fluoridating city water citing a new state law and loss of choice. The writer promotes petitioning 10 percent of voters and appeals for contact details to mobilize support. Also comments on ecumenical service and understanding religious differences.
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Ohio
Middletown
Compassion And Violence In Vietnam War Reflections
An editor's note links My Lai allegations to a broader war psyche. The piece explains how fear, distrust, and brutal conditions drive GIs toward both civilians and cruelty, while some troops also show compassion through aid and relief efforts.
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United States
John T. Wheeler
Vietnam
Associated Press
My Lai
U.S
Highway 13
Pentagon
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