Why Doctors Allow Smokers After Heart Attacks
A 1940s style column describes Archie, a heart patient, and asks why physicians do not ban tobacco after coronary events. It notes that many doctors, dentists, and patients quit or resist tobacco, cites AMA and British evidence on reduced lifespans, and invites readers to request Dr. Crane’s self-help booklet on breaking habits.
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Archie D
Crane
Eld Hin
Archie
Cannon
American Dents Association
American Medical Association
Britain
Wild
Reducing myths about drinking water and vitamins
Dr William Brady debunks the belief that drinking water or baths cause fat loss or obesity The piece notes two thirds of body weight is water and explains weight regain within hours after sweating The article also warns against denying vitamins on reducing diets and clarifies that water intake does not fatten and vitamins are essential for proper slimming guidance
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America
Orient
Protesting Oil Drilling Divides Santa Barbara Family
In Santa Barbara the wealthy Get Oil Out members stage a protest aboard their yachts against new oil derricks. The Grommet family debates fuel politics, with Osbert denouncing militants while parents argue for immediate withdrawal and national security through oil. The piece follows a satirical, era voice about activism and generation gap.
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Spira
Santa Barbara
GOO
Mr. Grommet
Osbert
Oshert
Osher
Copyright Chronical Publishing Co
State Rests In Chicago Riot Trials
Chicago riot trial proceedings against seven antiwar demonstrators unfold as defense seeks acquittal, asserting insufficient government proof. Judge Julius J. Hoffman rules on subpoena for FBI records, while prosecutors rest after cross examining the last witness. In Indianapolis, a house fire near Leo Street claims three youths deaf and injures another. three Hughey children die, and Jeb Hughey Jr. suffers burns.
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Chicago
UPN
Court of U.S. District
Julius J. Mofl- Mann
Ils
Defen
Wallis
National Mobilization Committee
Lo Hnd
Vietnam
Youth International Party
Students For aDemocratic Society
Federal Building
Latina
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Woffman
Hoover
VBL
Explosion Engulfs Greenfield Home Kills Three Brothers
Mrs Hughey, a Greenfield contractor’s wife, reported that a gas explosion woke her and driven fire spread through the first floor. She and six other children escaped uninjured while four daughters away visiting an aunt. Fire chief Bol linger noted the blaze was caused by a gas source installed six weeks earlier.
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Hughey
Senator Will Filibuster Cigarette Bill Debate Looms
Washington reports the Senate Commerce Committee sent a cigarette advertising bill to the floor amid vows of a filibuster from Sen. Will Moss Utah. The bill would ban television and radio cigarette ads from Jan 1 1671 and delays strong warnings in print ads for eight months, drawing opposition from Moss who warns of dangerous limits on federal action.
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Washington
UFI
Senate Commerce Cominities
Senate
Ill Wood
Seni Brank Moss
D-Utah
Federal Trade Commission
Moss
Han
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
House
League of Women Voters to study Foreign Aid units
The LWV will unit study foreign economic development and consensus issues with readings by Mrs. James Turnquist and others. Meetings are Dec 9 at 9 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., and Dec 10 at 12:30 p.m., at local homes and the YEA. Open to all voting-age women. nonpartisan civic participation urged.
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League of Women Voters
James Turnquist
William Christenson
Jack Forcum
Robert Kappelar
Orma Zuber
Eugene Yates
Winding Way
Clarence Patterson
Bith St
Yea
Walser in Vietnam Marine Corporal Serves in Vietnam
Walser Michael F Walser son of Mr and Mrs William Walser 3403 Forrest Terrace serves with the First Marine Aircraft Wing in Vietnam The Wing is the air arm of the Third Marine Amphibious Force in the I Corps Tactical Zone It operates several hundred aircraft including fighters attack reconnaissance and helicopters Also noted New U S Attorney in Indianapolis Stanley R Miller sworn in as U S attorney for the Southern District of Indiana by Judge William Steckler
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Michael F., Walser
William Walser
Forrest Terrace
Marine Aircraft Wing
Vietnam
Third Marine Amphibious Force
I Corps
U.S
Indianapolis
Stanley
Miller
Marion County
William &. Steckler
Whitcomb Shows Moon Particles In State Museum
Indiana Governor Edgar Whitcomb displayed five tiny moon particles from the Apollo II collection under a magnifying glass on a State flag. The fragments, described as priceless, will be placed in the State Museum after Nixon provided lunar material. The governor noted they resemble ordinary eye cinders.
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Indianapolis
Edgar
Whitc
Nixon
Whitcomb
Catholic Youth Organization urged to seek social action
The outgoing president of the National Catholic Youth Organization Federation blasted Dance of the Month programs and urged a move toward meaningful purpose. Notre Dame junior Mike McGown proposed awareness concern and action to combat injustice, aiming to transform CYO into a social action group to attract members. In Chad, cotton production hit a record 148,600 tons for 1968-69, up from 102,000 the prior season, accounting for 70 percent of export fees.
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National Catholic Youth Organzation Federation
CYO
Mike McGown
University of Notre Dame
the Register
Fort Lamy
Republic of Chad
Chad
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