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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
6
The Food and Drug Administration moves to stop future sales of about 500 brands of antibiotic cough lozenges judged ineffective. Officials note some products have been marketed 10 to 15 years and argue for faster removal of nonperforming items to protect health.
A fragmentary line ponders the paradox of good sport and self proof. The aphorism implies that proving one’s identity requires loss. The terse expression showcases a reflective, self-improving stance with compact wording.
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Dear Abby counsels a wife seeking separation from a dull, possessive husband after six years of marriage and two young children. She asks how to end it with minimal hurt while Abby urges honest talk and potential counseling.
New York based Executive Register Inc describes its clearing center process for high salary executives. Employers pay 5 percent of first year earnings when a candidate is hired. Breitmayer notes leads accumulated during six months and talks of Latin American opportunities.
ADA leaders, long allied with Johnson, put Vice President Humphrey under pressure as they plan his April Washington address. The left wing group opposes Johnson’s Vietnam policy and edges Humphrey toward a tough defense or risk alienating ADA and Liberals. Kennedy’s peace plan complicates his stance and his bid for 1972.
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