Dwight Eisenhower Letters Released by Family
Los Angeles Times received wartime letters from Dwight D. Eisenhower to Mamie Eisenhower released by the family. The correspondence counters rumors of an affair with aide Kay Summersby and questions the accuracy of Summersby’s 1976 book Past Forgetting. Summersby served as driver and secretary in Europe and North Africa during World War II and died soon after publication.
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FDA to Ban Daytime Sedatives and Relabel as Sleep Aids
The FDA plans to ban non prescription daytime sedatives due to risks of daytime drowsiness with no medical benefit. Brand names may remain if re labeled as sleep aids and marked not as calmatives. The daytime sedatives market is about seven million dollars annually.
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