Food Additives and Labeling Rules in State Health System
Health officials monitor food additives under federal and state laws and local ordinances. A new FDA pamphlet explains additive categories including nutrients, sugar substitutes, preservatives, stabilizers, and the importance of accurate labeling for safety and consumer information.
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Food and Drug Division
Texas State Department of Health
Texas
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Food and Drug Authorities
Couple’s seven year silence ends in tea prompted divorce bid
In Loughton England George Lusher and his wife of 20 years did not speak from 1949 to 1956 amid family upheaval and later when she suggested conversation he requested tea. The court refused the divorce noting both remained fond of each other while George acknowledged his tendency to withdraw when upset.
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Loughton
England
George Lusher
George
Nation's Medical Requirements To Increase 50 Percent By 1975
The magazine Changing Times notes a 50 percent rise in U S medical graduates by 1975 will require building at least 20 new medical schools and expanding facilities. Applicants may exceed 22 000 to 34 000 yearly, while many top students avoid medicine due to long, costly training and debt.
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Medical
Medical College
Army Tests Firepower and Mobility in Deep Freeze
At Fort Churchill Manitoba Arctic trials test Ordnance Corps equipment from Aberdeen Proving Ground and Yuma Test Station. The new self propelled 175 mm gun conducts firing trials while REDEYE air defense missiles are evaluated for front line use. A gas turbine powered gun carriage endures icy endurance tests.
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Fort Churchill
Manitoba
Canada
Ordnance Corps
Ordnance
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Maryland
Yuma Test Station
Arizona
Army
Voting Crime Warns East Texas Voters
In East Texas the Panola Watchman condemns organized voting infractions by white men guiding Black voters and urges vigilance at polls. The editorial calls for strict law enforcement and political accountability to protect democracy and ensure free, conscientious voting.
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Marshall News Messenger
East Texas
Panola
Elm logs in woodpile hold beetle breeders
Manhattan Kansas reports that elm bark beetles can breed in elm logs in a woodpile as well as in dead or dying trees. Kansas State University entomologist Hugh Thompson warns log piles can harbor the principal spreaders of Dutch elm disease.
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Manhattan
Kans
Hugh Thompson
Kansas State University
Battle over free beer in Washington hotel unions
Labor management dispute in Washington centers on a contract clause requiring cooks to receive three bottles of beer per eight-hour shift. Union officials defend the practice as cooling in kitchens, while employers seek to remove it ahead of September contract expiry.
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Washington
D. C
Washington Hotel Association
Local 209
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
Suede Care Tips Using Vinegar and Rye Bread
A brief guide recommends brushing suede and first wiping with a cloth dampened in vinegar. It also suggests rubbing stale rye bread over the surface to refresh suede articles.
Heaven Not State Of Physical Bliss Sermon Clarifies Heaven
In Dallas Rev. Edward E. Tate of the Church of the Incarnation says heaven is not a physical bliss nor a place of endless rewards but a home for Christians achieved through spiritual maturity. He warns against childish notions of heaven as literal streets or perpetual desires fulfilled. Florida is the 22nd state in area with 58,560 square miles.
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Edward E. Tate
Church of the Incarnation
Episcopal
Mr. Tate
Hell
God
Heaven
Wilson
St. Paul
Florida
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