Caribbean Legion Rumors Stir Central America Fact Clash
Caribbean Legion members allegedly active in Costa Rica amid Guatemalan exile flows and disputes over asylum and foreign involvement. Reports note Costa Rican authorities monitor the group and related exiled Communists as U S diplomacy seeks peace in Central America. The piece also mentions health care shifts tied to tuberculosis and the Smithsonian exhibit of the Star Spangled Banner flag.
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Tuberculosis Fight Shifts Toward Early Detection
The Tuberculosis Association warns drugs alone cannot end the disease. Emphasis moves to eradicating infection early through annual X Ray exams and prompt treatment, since late care is costly and often ineffective. Historical notes cite past use of climate treatments as insufficient for full recovery.
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Ghostly hiccups and eerie burps spark London theory
Proponents suggest spirits of London's late revelers may revisit their old haunts for brief merry toasts. Skeptics dismiss the notion as boozy wheezes from animals like squirrels or gophers that ingested fermented grapes.
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