TV Cigarette Ads To Stop By Late 1970
Washington AP reports cigarette makers agreed to halt advertising on radio and TV by September 1970, with a possible early start after December 31 if current contracts end. Industry leaders anticipate broadcasters losing about 10 percent of ad revenue while seeking guarantees for other media to continue tobacco ads.
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Marion
Ind
Harold
Sele
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Japan
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Tokyo
Paice
John Brademas
Beatie Bo
Aldrin Sons Visit Space Newsroom in Houston Center
Mike and Andy Aldrin toured the Manned Spacecraft Center newsroom in Houston, inspecting the Apollo mission control room and the news operations. Andy, eager to grow up an astronaut, asked about the first step on the moon while Mike compared the scene to a Disney cartoon and recalled his father’s flight plans.
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Vished
Manned Mike
Spacecraft Center
Falian Aml
Andy
Mike
Meriva
Soy
Julisn Scheer
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Franklin Atemahow
Purdue sanctions 78 for lounge-in protest
In Lafayette Indiana the Purdue appeals committee ruled 78 students guilty of violating a campus behavior code during a lounge-in at Memorial Hall. All 78 were placed on probation until next June after arrests of about 25 students and some staff for trespass following President Hovde's order to vacate.
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Ind
UPI
Purdue University
Frederick L. Hovde
Max Steer
Speech Sciences
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Steer
Whitcomb appoints Shelbyville woman to state fair board
Indiana Governor Whitcomb named a Shelbyville woman to the state fair board, replacing Mrs. Joseph Stillwell of Frankfort who resigned. The appointee will fill the unexpired term to November 1970 and serve as director of the fair’s Warren Department. Additional appointments include members to four-year terms on the library board and other commissions, with Harveys Lakes and Brookville figures noted.
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UPI
Nate Raufinat
Shelbyville
Whitcouity
Indiana
Joseph Stillwell
Fankfort
Kaufman
Sulfwell
Warren
Department of the Fair
Beune Mersle
F Mullin
Brookville
Meykle
A. T. Carpentey
Har Lakes
Columbus
Soldier Barry Bickel Killed in Vietnam
Army Pvt. Barry Bickel of Logansport Indiana was killed late while on duty near Bien Hoa Vietnam after stepping on a land mine. He served with Indiana combat units. In Huntington Indiana, the District Young Republican committee organized a state convention in Columbus on Aug 1 2.
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Et Department
Army PLC
Barry “Y. Bickel
Logensport
Bien Ha
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Indiana
Chasrmanship Huntington
Ind
GPD
Psus E. Johnson
Huntington
Alternate sites considered for Big Walnut reservoir plan
Washington report says Senator Hartke was told by the Senate Public Works subcommittee chair that a thorough study will review alternate site selections for the proposed Big Walnut reservoir via Trailana. The inquiry requests an appropriation for advanced engineering and design work to support a careful evaluation of the site.
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UPS
Vanze Hartke
D-Ind
Senate
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Trailana
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WLS
Fritis Anzpetis
Car eailed and medical check noted in garbled text
The fragment mentions a car and a visit to a doctor's office for an ear issue described as swimmer’s ear. It references Andy and an earache caused by excessive swimming.
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Andy
R Swinnining
Indianapolis Gun Victim Found
An Indianapolis youth, Tae fsear Harko, 27, was found with a bullet wound after a man allegedly walked his dog in a yard. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Vogut Jr, died later at Blackford County Hospital despite medical efforts. Green wood Red Cross opens disaster relief office after flash flood. Italy's dishwasher production rises to 400000 units in 1954 from 220000 in 1953.
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Frederick D. Voght
Jet
Ford
Callen
Walter Vogut Jr
Blackford County Hospital
Helief
Greenwood
Ind
American Red Cross
Johnson County
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Greenwood Gily
Orcs
NY Stock Close Ups and Hogs Market Slump
New York stock closes show a broad downturn with the Dow off about 12 points and records a low for the year amid mixed commodity moves. hogs and cattle futures swing with hogs down up to 50 cents on nearby contracts, cattle and calves feature slower slaughter and firmer or weaker steer prices in spots.
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USDA
Stazhter Hellers Choice
Aud Cnice
Sgead
Standard
American Airlines Leads NYSE Volume Amid Market Slide
On the New York Stock Exchange American Airlines traded about 198,400 shares as the most active issue while the AP stock average fell to a new low for the year. Volume reached 9.74 million shares with 1,032 declines and 338 advances among 1,558 issues as analysts cited oil depletion worries and tax uncertainties weighing on traders.
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Five Teens Face Marijuana Charges in Raid
Five teenagers were arrested after police seized about 20 pounds of marijuana in a raid at a trailer court north of Syracuse. The suspects named by Elkhart County authorities include Michael Brown 18, James LeCount 17, Michael Gross 17, Kenneth Ferguson 17, and Robert Mowland 17, all of Syracuse.
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Here
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Nerldaane
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Onert Mowland
Pontiac Firm Acquired Lafayette Contractor in deal
AP reports Pontiac firm agreed to acquire Charles J Langs of Pontiac Michigan, a general contractor specialized in multifamily core construction under federal subsidies in Detroit area. Indianapolis grain prices quoted include cap No 2 yellow shelled old 11S-H1A 1.07 and soybeans No 1 yellow old 2.34.
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