Coffee Dangers Cited By Medical Experts In Public Letter
Dr Lawrence E Lamb cites a letter from the Coffee Information Institute arguing caffeine is not a drug like amphetamines. He references AMA Drug Evaluation and Goodman Gilman texts noting caffeine as a xanthine analeptic and links to increased gastric acid, potential peptic ulcers, sleep disruption, and GI irritation from coffee.
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Coffee Information Institute
American Medical Assny
Council On Drugs
AMA
Goodman and
S Gilman
Absolute cinch to reach four spades in bridge critique
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a four spades contract after West opens queen of hearts. South must win in dummy, but with West holding the ace and queen of clubs and East's diamonds, there is little chance to establish fourth diamond without giving East the lead. The expert code word ARCH guides South to count losers and seek a path, allowing West to take the first trick and South to manage discards and trumps, ultimately making the hand through careful play.
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West
South
East
Lay Speaking Service at Lamps This Sunday
Mt. Pleasant brief notes list Lay Speaking at 9 45 a m and Sunday School at 10 45 a m at Lamps. West Frederick Homemakers Club meets with 11 members 5 visitors and 1 new member. Several social visits and funeral attendance near Mathias West Virginia noted.
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Agnes L. Rosenberger
MT. Pleasant
West Frederick
Fidel Castro sworn in as Cuba's prime minister in 1959
Today in history highlights Fidel Castro taking office in Cuba as prime minister in 1959. Other noted events include 1804 Tripoli frigate raid, 1871 Franco Prussian War end, 1942 Aruba oil refineries shot at, 1945 Corregidor landings, 1967 Vietnam helicopter losses, West Berlin election landslide for Willy Brandt, and pilots released from North Vietnam in 1973. The day also marks Ernest Gruening's 75th birthday.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tripoli
France
Aruba
Dutch West Indies
U.S
South Vietnam
West Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Willy Brandt
North Vietnam
Thailand
Ancient beliefs on gold growth meet modern crystal science
Geologists and chemists show gold crystals can form in the earth from mineral-rich solutions. Experiments have produced similar crystalline structures in the laboratory, aligning myth with observed mineral growth.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Time Magazine
Newsweek
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
North
West Pass
Lester Gochenour
John Bauserman
Steve Stultz
Jerry Bauserman
Mary Wilkins
Gail
Lantzs
Guy Smith
Rosenbergers
Paul Rhinehart
Kenneth Whitacre
Echo Village
Frances West
Mary Miller
Joy Roe
Sadie
Agnes Rosenberger
PiXiese
By Wohl
HaLewit
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Corregidor
Philippines
Alaska
Ernest H. Gruening
Penny
Westinghouse
Valley Ave
Ward Plaza
Pocket
Spalding
Tastemaker
Corox
RCA
AFC
Goodyear
Winchester
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