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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1969

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Liberal Solon Demands Halt In Campus Revolt

Washington reports Rep Allard Lowenstein, ADA, urges a Louisiana Tulane audience after pressure from Sen Russell Long and Rep Hale to address campus disruptions. He criticizes violence, calls for non violent reform, ending the war, tax reform and domestic investment while stressing the Supreme Court’s constitutional role.

Solon Washington Louisiana Americans For Democratic Action Tulane University Russell B. Long Hale ADA Allard K Lowenstein Tulane Weearald Lowenstein National Student Association Students For A Democratic Society SDS Long Lowenstein Mississippi Landon J. Johnson Robert Kenedy Johson-Goldwater Humphey-Nixon

Imitation Milk Discouraged For Infants By Doctors

A doctors group in Chicago advised the use of imitation milk in infant diets is undesirable and should be discouraged. The American Medical Association council says imitation milks are low in protein, minerals and vitamins, while filled milk remains closer to whole milk in protein and calories. The report notes imitation milks often deliver more calories from carbohydrates and may not meet milk’s nutritional needs for children.

Chicago Council On Foods and Nutrition Amerecan Medical Association United States

Cancer Bridges Under Survey

New York researchers report cancer cells may form bridges to normal cells and other cancer cells. Bridges might transfer DNA, triggering normal cells to become cancerous and enabling rapid tumor growth. Two teams, Sloan Kettering and Langley NASA, presented initial human and mouse tissue findings with limited evidence.

New York Cap Aaron Bendich Ellen Borenfreund Yuji Honda Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research Clarence C. Cone Jr Langley Research Center Hampton National Aeronautical and Space Administration Sloan Kettering

Piano and Organ Recitals at Walkersville Church

Mrs. Kaitryn Z. Nicodemus hosted piano and organ recitals at Walkersville Methodist Church. Afternoon piano students included Susie Trimmer Donnie Trimmer Terry Trimmer and many others. evening organ students featured Regina Martin Tony Johnson Wendy Hearn Melissa Hearn and additional performers.

Kaitryn Z. Nicodemus Walkersville Methodist Church Susie Trimmer Donnie Trimmer Terry Trimmer Terry Lenhart Debbie Flanagan Mary Ann Crum Beth Toms Terry Stup Susie Crum Theresa Flanagan Mike Zimmerman Terry Lynch David Toms Kitty Sue Nicodemus Mark Crum Bonnie Zimmerman Barbara Ann Crum Bil Crum Rochelle Flohr Sandy Toms Regina Martin Tony Johnson Wendy Hearn Melissa Hearn Donna Smith Patty Simms Joy Yoder Sheryl Kimmel Mary Ann Augenbaugh John Nicodemus Janet Yoder Doug Cramer Barbara Smith Phhts San Dethsle Sal

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