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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
4
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The article features Dr Andrew C Ivy claiming a liver derived extract called Carcalon halts tumor growth in animals and may reverse cancer in humans. It urges NHS funding and faster release of Carcalon Case U 519, citing dramatic survival anecdotes and a 1.6 billion public funds, with only 250 thousand needed for NIHs work.
Reader asks why ear blockages recur, especially with altitude. Dr. Lamb explains middle ear pressure changes, barotrauma risk on descent, and possible overgrowth near the Eustachian tube. He advises specialist evaluation, notes likely age related hearing changes, and cautions against self treatment.
The editorial argues that presidential choices gravitate to the political center, as Americans prefer moderates over extreme options. It notes 1964 as an example where voters backed the centrist candidate, and predicts both parties will seek center influences in 1972 amid McGovern’s radical proposals and Nixon’s counter pressures.
Polly offers practical tips for nylon curtains and home textiles. Advice covers avoiding wringing, using starch in rinse water, hanging outdoors on windy days, multiple soaks for stubborn wrinkles, using waxed paper when ironing, folding methods to prevent wrinkles, and careful drying. A reader adds storage ideas for baby bottles using six pack cartons and rubber bands to manage leftovers.
A compact fill in crossword style clue list with across and down hints for jewelry themed entries including items like brooch, gems, and terms covering metals castles and crafts for a puzzle. The list maps clues to potential short answers and includes common prefixes suffixes and abbreviations.
Readers share personal notes to Ann Landers about a beloved dog and family dilemmas. Topics include a cherished mutt named Spot and whether Vic should disclose his probation to his fiancée’s parents before marriage.
One year ago the United States agreed to a British proposal to provide computer parts to the Soviet Union if not used for nuclear weapons. Today’s birthdays include author Pearl S. Buck at 80 and engineer William P. Lear at 70. Thought for today is “To teach is to learn.”
On June 26 1972 history notes mark the signing of the United Nations charter in San Francisco by 50 nations. Other entries include Pizarro slain in Lima 1541 and the first Atlantic City boardwalk completed 1870.
The World Almanac notes Isaac Cripps of the Camden and Amboy railroad line in New Jersey devised a cowcatcher after cows were killed by steam locomotives in 1833. His design evolved into a V shaped guard that proved useful against various track obstructions.
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