The Smoking Hazard and Rising Health Action
A federal report links smoking to high lung cancer and heart risks and spurs federal and industry funding for research. Legislation talks of health warnings while education campaigns aim to deter smoking, with mixed responses abroad and calls for individual choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surgeon General
Tobacco Industry
Luther L. Terry
George W. Allen
The
Tobacco Institute
Federal Trade Commission
FDA
FTC
Maurine B. Neuberger
Oregon
Harold D. Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Cooley
Hunter College Assembly Hall
New York
Britain
Charles W. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Adenauer condemns arms talks as capitalistic stupidity
The 88 year old former West German chancellor Konrad Adenauer denounces failure to push weapon cutbacks while noting Western refusal to link wheat and feed grain sales to the Communist bloc. He says the Soviet bloc is exploiting the West and calls it capitalistic stupidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Soviet Union
Pidity
Communist Bloc
Population boom prompts China to feed rising workers
The mainland population is projected to reach 750 million this year, a 100 million rise since 1957. Authorities fear farm output lags behind and worry that the new entrants face food shortages in a tightly controlled society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainland
China
United States
Western nations face 1964 collapse as unity fails
The author argues that the western world is eroding under a policy of self interest. De Gaulle and Britain are cited for provocative moves toward Red China and Cuba while the United States pursues limited economic and political goals. The piece warns of a broader moral and strategic failure if nations continue acting independently.
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James Burnham
Burnham
de Gaulle
China
France
Leyland Motor Corp
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chou Hung-ching
Peking
Japan
Hong Kong
Britain
Canada
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
State Department
Roger Hilsman
Mainland
Mao
de Gaull
Soviet Russia
Castro
Suez Canal
Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Laos
Mekong
England
Franco
Spain
United States of America
Dear Abby wrap up for women in dorms and launderettes
Dear Abby offers blunt lessons on gentlemanly conduct at a launderette after holiday wrapping chaos. The column also sides with the idea that a working wife saving grocery money can gift her husband, and notes on a dorm situation with a girl dating a noncommittal partner.
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Abby
Jerry
Personal Cases on Platonic Marriage and Infidelity
A clinical column analyzes a male client Ted G. who misconstrues his wife’s fidelity, revealing a pattern of projecting sexual blame onto the spouse. The piece warns that fear of impotence drives red herrings and urges readers to seek honest reconciliation to avoid unhappiness and insanity.
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Ted
Nancy
Clara
Social visits span across Albany and surrounding towns
Albany area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends visiting from Hamden Athens Lebanon Jackson Toledo Marietta Newark Cleveland and Marlin Morris. Guests included Mrs. Edna Lasch Mrs. Mabel Swartz Mr. Wade Swartz and others in extended family gatherings spanning dinners visits and trips to Charleston and Whittier California.
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Albany
Leslie Lasch
Hamden
Edna Lasch
Mabel Swartz
Wade Swartz
Athens
Vinnie Woode
A. R. Tedrow
Vale Cottrill
Jessie C. Tewksbury
Charles Cramner
Lebanon
Nellie Hawk
Jackson
Frank Pugh
Cleveland
James Mace
Marietta
Fred Norris
Newark
Donald Mace
Morris
Marvin Morris
Star Hill
D. W. Cummings
William Brown
Ralph Brown
University Burden on Athens Taxpayers Stirs Debate
Our Readers' Editor questions why city costs rise with Ohio University presence and suggests state funding to cover streets police and fire services. He cites tax loss from university property and asks if state pay would let Athens focus on local needs like a new high school. Editor adds note on economic impact of the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Ohio University
Mad? You Bet I Am A History Student Voices Anger At US Foreign Policy
By Jim Bishop, a history student voices a blunt critique of American foreign policy. He argues the nation has fallen from a high moral stance to apologetic weakness, citing Panama Cuba Korea Vietnam and other episodes as evidence of lost resolve and rising contempt abroad. He asks if any ally would die for the United States today.
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America
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Panama
T. R. Roosevelt
U. S
Zanzibar
United Nations
Uncle Sam
Porter Family Visits and Charleston Huntington Trips
Porters and relatives visited with neighbors including the Russells and Walters. Mrs Gullett traveled to Charleston and Huntington while guests called on Mrs Tracy Woods. In Groton Connecticut the Casimir Pulaski submarine launched near the spot of the undersea fleet birth ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Russell Porter
Joe Vance
Bill Merry
Bobbie
Charles Russell
Cathy
Mary Walter
Becky
Jane Erwin
Garnet
Betty Russell
Jack Walters
Mary Walters
G. G. Gullett
Charleston
Huntington
Russell Slayton
Jimmie
Tracy Woods
Groton
Conn
Casimir Pulaski
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John Chamberlain
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Phil
Topeka
Biankrant Hall
Marcia
S. Andrev C
Beverly Hills
Calif
Allied Trade
George W. Crane
Case R
Ted G
Dr. Crane
By Melva Radcliff
John Biddle
Jim Bishop
Pakistan
Africa
American Legion
Lee Oswald
Russia
Venezuela
East Germany
Wall
Hussein
Jordan
Cairo
Nassar
Israel
Cyprus
Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio & W. Va
Uossessions Daily
Sunda
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