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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1977

Page

4

Paul Conrad Named Nixon Scholar at Whittier College

Paul Conrad, Pulitzer-winning political cartoonist, named a Nixon Scholar at Whittier College, the alma mater of Richard Nixon. He becomes the first recipient of the Nixon Chair for the year, joining a lectureship started in 1972-73 to honor the former president.

Whittier Calif Paul Conrad Richard M. Nixon Los Angeles Ers Daphne Lorne Conrad Nixon White House

Loyola biologist reports laetrile may aid breast cancer in mice

Loyola University biologist Dr. Harold Manner says lab tests using laetrile with vitamins and enzymes produced cancer remission in mice. He argues the therapy could be part of a complete program and plans to present methods at the National Health Federation meeting in Chicago for replication and potential FDA action.

Chicago UPI Loyola University Harold Manner Loyola Manner National Health Federation

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