(PDF) Red Buttons Says “Laetrile Saved My Wife From Death by Cancer” - Cancer Control Journal-Sep/Oct 1973

This legacy copy of a 1973 Cancer Control Journal  newsletter features another Hollywood success story. Comedian Red Buttons’ wife, Alicia, was diagnosed with cancer of the throat and was told she only had a couple of months to live. Red and Alicia knew about Laetrile’s effectiveness through other friends in Hollywood, and Alicia was treated by Dr. Hans Nieper in Hanover, West Germany, in the early 1970s. She passed away in 2001.

Other articles included in the 24-page booklet are:
• Comedian Red Buttons Says ‘Laetrile Saved My Wife From Death by Cancer’
• Two more letters by Dean Burk, Ph.D., Head of Cytochemistry Department, National Cancer Institute and advocate for the clinical testing of Laetrile
• Consumer Protection or Consumer Control?
• Doctor Hurls FDA Challenge on Cancer Drug
• Latest on the ‘Legal Front’
• Laetrile: The Cancer Cure You Aren’t Allowed to Buy!
• Why The Wonder Anti-Cancer Drug Works
• A Laetrile Case Won in Small Claims Court
• New Treatment Has Been Effective in Advanced Cancer Cases
• Report Makes New Claims for Banner Cancer Drug Laetrile
• Many Cancer Patients Die From Side Effects, Not From the Disease Itself, Claims Medical Expert