No link between artificial sweeteners and bladder cancer found
A Baltimore study of 519 bladder cancer patients and 519 matched controls across 19 hospitals found no link between moderate consumption of artificial sweeteners cyclamate or saccharin and bladder cancer. Researchers Kessler and Clark concluded animal study results may not apply to humans, noting similar intake levels showed no risk difference.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Baltimore-area
Irving Kessler
University of Maryland School of Medicine
J Page Clark
Johns Hopkins University
Kessler and
Clark
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hayakawa Defends War Relocation Restitution Stance
Senator S J Hayakawa, who has Japanese ancestry, says pursuing redress for Japanese Americans moved during World War II would rekindle resentments. He spoke at a banquet closing the JACL meeting and noted the relocation was understandable, while the league had previously backed seeking $25,000 per person.
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Salt Lake City
Sen. S.J. Hayakawa
Japan
Hayakawa
JACL
League
Mrs Lillian Carter Meets Pope Paul VI in Italy
Lillian Carter, mother of President Carter, had a 20 minute private audience with Pope Paul VI at Castel Gandolfo. She described him as a saint and the gentlest person she has met. The pope spoke to a crowd of 1500 from the balcony and urged Roman Catholics to aid famine-stricken Ethiopia.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Lillian Carter
President Carter
Pope Paul VI
Carter
Ethiopia
Transit strike cripples Washington in fifth day heat
In scorching heat wildcat strikers kept the Washington transit system crippled on day five. Bus drivers subway operators and mechanics defied federal orders and union guidance and many buses were off the streets while Metro rail remained shut down leaving the system effectively non existent.
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Washington
Wildcat
Metro
Baryshnikov Boosts NYC Ballet to Saratoga Sellout Record
The New York City Ballet drew a record 90,500 attendees for its three week summer season at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs New York. Center officials announced the final attendance after a nearly all sold out run highlighting Mikhail Baryshnikov's debut with Balanchine s Coppelia on July 8 for the season finale.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York City Ballet
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Baryshnikov
The
George Balanchine
Woman Gives Baby to Police After Canine Graduation
Rose White, 68, tears up as she relinquishes her 3 year old German shepherd Fuzz to the Miami Police Department. Fuzz graduates with six classmates from the canine corps training, displaying skills like sniffing hidden people and scaling walls before a crowd of 150 at a park near the Orange Bowl.
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Miami
Rose White
T'S
Fuzz
Ms. White
Washington, D.C
Orange Bowl
Rebels Press for Wildcat Postal Strike Across Bay Area
Dissident postal workers vow roving pickets around San Francisco area post offices in defiance of a judge order to end their wildcat strike. In New Jersey fewer than half of clerks and handlers reported for overnight work at the Jersey City center amid a tentative three year pact granting about 10 percent raises and up to 19.5 percent with cost of living protections.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Wildcat
New Jersey
New York
F Mail
Jersey City
U.S
Stanley Weigel
Irwin Lam
Richmond
Calif
Bay Area
Weigel
Lum
American Postal Workers Union
Laborers International Union
Eden
San Francisco Bay Area
National Association of Letter Carriers
East Bay
Richmond Center
California
Orphan Annie the filly learns to milk a nanny goat
In WALCOTT IOWA an abandoned filly named Annie was adopted by Patti Kappeler and her family. To keep her alive they fed her milk from a neighbor's goat. Annie now self feeds by stepping up to the goat tap four times daily, with Mrs. Kappeler providing the setup on a box.
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Walcott
Iowa
Annie
Patti Kappeler
Engelke couple marks 70 years of marriage in Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS AP After 70 years Paul and Mattie Engelke still share yard work and daily routines. They celebrated their anniversary with an open house at a grandson’s home. They met at a New Germany party and wed July 23, 1908 in Minneapolis. They credit health to two meals daily and avoiding beer and tobacco.
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Minneapolis
Paul
Mattie Engelke
Engelke
Engelkes
New Germany
Minn
Dillinger death disputed by Indiana sheriff and gunmen claim
Etna Green Indiana AP dispatch reports 79 year old ex sheriff Harley Person asserts Dillinger was killed by two gunmen O Neil and Zarkovich hired by East Chicago after a bank robbery. He says the Dillinger gang faced certain death and that East Chicago let the FBI take credit to shield themselves from the gang.
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Etna Green
Ind
Melvin Purvis
FBI
Public Enemy
John Dillinger
Chicago
Harley Person
Kosciusko County
O'Neil
Zarkovich
East Chicago
Dillinger
Biograph
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All Steel
Ee Boone Lael
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Stee Shel
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Hoover Company
Baby Horse
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