Agnew Responds to Letters Backing His Vietnam Stance
Vice President Spiro Agnew says more than 80 percent of letters to his office support his anti protest remarks. He cites 7,122 supportive messages and 1,587 opposing as evidence his views align with the electorate. He notes private praise from some officials and defends continuing his strong language.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
U.S. News & World Report
Outranks Research in United States Gum Spending
A report shows Americans spend twice as much on chewing gum annually as on research. The finding compares consumer gum purchases to scientific funding, highlighting strong consumer demand for gum over R&D investments.
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Chicago
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Nixon undergoes annual physical amid Apollo 12 preview
President Nixon returns to Washington from a quiet holiday as he prepares for a two hour head to toe medical exam at Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. The routine checkup leaves the president in good spirits and health with plans to attend the Apollo 12 launch from Cane Kennedy and amid antiwar demonstrations in Washington and nationwide.
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Rail Link Across Australia Has Longest Straight Track
SYDNEY The new railroad between Sydney and Perth features a 300 mile straight stretch on the Nullarbor Plain the longest curveless section in the world.
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Doctor Will Give Estate To Research
Beverly Hills California Jules Stein 74 head of MCA Inc says he will leave the bulk of his estate to eye research His charity Research to Prevent Blindness has helped establish five institutes and begun blindness research in 40 universities over nine years
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Jules Stein
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Okefenokee Refuge Adds 3110 Acres
Folkston Ga Okefenokee one of America's oldest primitive swamps expands with approval to purchase an extra 3110 acres. The refuge shelters endangered alligators and hosts white ibises sand hill cranes wood ducks bears and other wildlife as part of its sanctuary.
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Okefenokee
America
Public Health Group Seeks Major Role in National Policy
APHA leaders propose shifting from advisory to activist stance to shape national health policy as a rival to the AMA. President elect Dr Paul Cornely and President Dr Lester Breslow forecast broader consumer voice, with efforts to help the poor and work with ghettos and rural areas.
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Lester Breslow
University of California School of Public Health
Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids
New York reports a science finding that Preparation H can promptly stop itching and relieve pain while reducing inflamed hemorrhoids. Doctors test results show consistent improvement with ointment or suppository forms.
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