FDA moves to curb diet pills and vitamin misuse
The FDA proposes tighter controls on diet pills and vitamin A and D remedies amid a 500 million annual market. Dr. Henry Simmons testified that studies show diet pills are mostly worthless for weight loss and urged limits on amphetamine prescriptions to reduce dependence risk. Bulletins will warn doctors. labels will warn, injections restricted, and prescriptions made nonrefillable.
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The
Food and Drug Administration
F.D.A
Simmons
Grounds for death penalty by Ernest B. Furgurson
In this opinion piece the author argues for reinstating capital punishment citing historical shifts and a Supreme Court ruling, while condemning drug smuggling tied to wartime corpses as especially heinous. He frames murder and drug trafficking as areas warranting harsh penalties and calls for returning to more severe methods.
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Supreme Court
California
Delaware
Florida
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Utah
National Association of Attorneys General
Private peek at Jack Paar secrets behind the couch
A longtime profile portrays Jack Paar as a private, sensitive man who left the limelight for family life in Bronxville New York. He travels to Africa for nonlethal animal footage edits film and enjoys trusted gossip. Paar quit at will if pushed and once walked off set over a water closet joke ending up in Hong Kong.
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Jack Paar
Paar
Jack
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Randy
New York
Paul
Miriam Paar
Bronxville
Miriam
Africa
Walter Winchell
Dorothy Killgallen
Hong Kong
Paul Paar show idea with Peggy Cass teased
James Bishop recalls ABC host Paul Paar unsure of a new act and venue. The piece highlights Peggy Cass as a desired partner, notes Cass is not a top star, and mentions the Paar family ties to Florida and Key Biscayne. The ожидаемая scene hints at a couch style format or desk setup.
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ABC
Paul
Peggy Cass
Miss Cass
Paar
Muscatine Journal Publisher and staff directory
The Muscatine Journal listing identifies the independent LEE newspaper with William L. Fahy as publisher and names Max Christy controller Gil Dietz editor Harold Blake managing editor David White advertising sales manager Wendell Grinstead and circulation manager.
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William L. Fahy
Max Christy
Gil Dietz
Harold Blake
David White
Mgr
Wendell Grinstead
Small business voices on Muscatine plant closings spark debate
Readers urge government to support small business as C E Richards packing plant closes. Local letters argue regulations squeeze retailers, raise meat prices, and hinder wholesale buying. Other letters praise preserving a bridge pier as river history and a community monument.
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C.E. Richards
Muscatine
Jc’s
Harry E
Moore
Times-Democrat
Levee Commission
Bridge Pier
Mary Ann Sturms
Parham Ave
Bartlett and Hoopes park house ready for business
The new Bartlett and Hoopes park house at the head of the Island is complete and equipped as a first class slaughter and packing plant. Operations will begin immediately attracting local business and workers.
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Bartlett and Hoopes New Park House
L. Angersbach
Davenport
Donald Ping
Pine St
Donald William
Mary Jo Colvin
Muscatine
Iowa State College
Ames
First Methodist Church
Today in history recaps major events on Dec 26
On this date in 1776 Washington troops captured 1000 Hessians at Trenton. 1805 Peace of Pressburg signed by Napoleon and Austria. 1827 Sultan Mahmud II blocks ally mediation in Greece. 1865 patent for coffee percolator. 1917 US rails operation taken over. Eight East German refugees escape via bus. Vietnam war air strikes after truce. Statue of Liberty protest by veterans.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Trenton
Pressburg
Napoleon Bonaparte
Austria
Sultan Mahmud II
Turkey
Greece
James Nason
Franklin
Mass
Colator
United States
U.S
East Germany
West Berlin
North Vietnam
New York
Physical allergy explained and management tips
Dear reader, physical allergy can be real and triggered by weather changes such as cold heat or sun. Desensitization is often less effective for this type, with antihistamines and corticosteroids offering limited relief. avoidance, gradual exposure, warm clothing, sun protection, and clarifying the exact weather trigger are advised for improvement.
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Ernest B. Furgurson
Washington
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Small Society
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BricKmAn
James Bishop
Paars
Key Biscayne
Muscatine Journal
LEE
Loprand
Margaret Jean Roberts
Ethel Roberts
Mulberry Ave
Royal Theater
Parma
Italy
George Thosteson
M.D
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