Carter presses forward on health tax and welfare reform
President Carter says Congress will likely not act this year on major reforms but moves ahead with plans for national health insurance and tax and welfare reforms before October adjournment. He meets advocates and Democratic House members to assess energy and other programs while signaling confidence on vetoes of water projects.
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Laetrile shows promise in halting cancer spread in mice
Sloan Kettering researchers report Laetrile in mice may slow breast cancer spread to lungs in about eight of ten cases. Dr Kasematsu Sugiura notes no cure but possible palliation while urging field trials in humans. Skeptics say results not duplicated. Sugiura defends his work and urges public decision.
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General Starry recalled over Sino Soviet war speech
Army Secretary Chifford L Alexander orders Lt Gen Donn A Starry to report to Washington for talks with Alexander and the Army Chief of Staff about a speech in Germany suggesting the United States could become involved in a Sino Soviet war in future years. Maj Gen Gordon Hill said the meetings follow Starry's remarks at a Frankfurt American High School commencement. Starry had been set to depart Germany Friday and take command at Ft Monroe, with an original Washington visit planned for June 28.
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Glenn amendment bans foreign aid to Vietnam Cambodia and Laos
The Senate approved by 9-2 an amendment by Senator John Glenn that blocks all foreign aid to Vietnam Cambodia and Laos and prohibits reparations to Vietnam. Glenn argued there is no reason for the US to send aid to those countries.
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Stolen kiss may cost man $20,000
In Lebanon Ohio Pam Wadsworth an employee of the Warren County Council on Aging filed a $20000 damages suit against her boss David Smyth claiming he made improper advances during an April 25 field trip to Chillicothe Smith admitted kissing her but said it was without any malice Charles Peckham council president said the incident was in fun and stemmed from a dispute between Smith and Alvin Royse director of the Warren County Metropolitan Housing Authority
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