Frank Sinatra renews battle with press in mass mailing
Frank Sinatra appeals to about 2,000 national political and business leaders to curb what he calls the runaway press. He mailed a two page letter and a reprint of Max Kampelman’s critical article to Presidents, governors, editors, and other leaders, urging moral persuasion to curb First Amendment excesses.
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Tooth replants prove successful
Los Angeles report notes that young people frequently damage teeth during sports and falls. A New Jersey dentist explains that a tooth knocked out but not broken can be cleaned, reinserted, and may reattach with time, offering a longer life than a false tooth. Dr Noah Chivian of Newark Beth Israel Medical Center adds that original teeth are preferable and cheaper.
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