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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
8
The Public Health Service accepted the advisory committee on smoking and health findings and conclusions. The expert panel said that on the basis of pro...
The Exilena arrived in Norfolk to pick up the first cargo of surplus American wheat bound for the Soviet Union. The Thorfrnd prepared to sail from Lake Charles with the first load of a $7 million rice sale to Russia. The Exilena will begin loading a 6 500 ton wheat cargo. Captain Edward Jungerheld said the port of call will be determined four days out.
Washington reports the Echo II communications satellite, a 135 foot balloon, is praised by a Soviet scientist as the start of joint Soviet U S space experiments. The craft marked its second day in space as sightings spread across the Soviet Union.
Salt Lake City AP report shows Jerry de Bary 37 died after a puff adder bite at the City Zoo. He suffered paralysis and breathing difficulty, with serum flown from South Africa too late. A dose from Dr. Loren E. Miller might have helped but arrived after his death.
Dr Russell Lee, pioneer in medical research and founder of Palo Alto Medical Clinic, argued that monogamous marriage is unnatural, likening human behavior to mammals. He stressed strong males historically procreate and noted modern man veering from this instinct.
Labor leaders watch rising profits from General Motors AT&T and Jersey Standard Oil as they push for higher wages. The article notes many contracts expiring or reopenable this year and discusses tax policy and automation shaping wages and job security in 1964.
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