Johnson Envoys Meet Panama Leader Over Tense Ties
International report notes an emergency session between President Johnson's envoys and Panama's president after a break in relations as Panama says it will scrap the 61 year treaty. A government study due today links smoking to lung cancer and heart disease. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson plans a Pennsylvania area visit to aid anti poverty efforts. Senators debate action versus talk and take no steps. Louisiana Democrats expected to turn out in record numbers to nominate a governor candidate.
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Diplomats Seek Resolution of Panama Canal Crisis
Panamanians and U S officials pursue a peace path after deadly clashes over canal sovereignty. OAS dispatches envoys while U S Secretary Mann and Defense Secretary Vance meet President Chiari as violence rattles the canal zone and flags fly at half mast.
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Smoking Report On Health Link Nears Release
The federal government makes public today the special advisory committee's findings on how smoking affects life and health. The report is expected to link smoking to a number of health risks and life expectancy factors.
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Tobacco Industry $8 Billion Business Crests in 1963 U S
The US tobacco industry is an $8 billion a year business with 523 billion cigarettes consumed by 70 million Americans in 1963. Production spans 21 states, 1.2 million acres, and 2.2 billion pounds yield. farmers earned $1.3 billion while manufacturers profits reach about $650 million a year amid health concerns and stock market shifts.
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Maine Legislature Ends Week With Reapportionment Debates
The Maine Legislature completed its first week of a two week special session amid debates over reapportionment unemployment law changes and welfare appropriations. The House and Senate clashed on a real estate mortgage foreclosure act seeking to return surplus to borrowers. A proposed bill banning racial or religious discrimination in rental housing was ruled out of order. The Senate and House rejected a chemical insecticide spraying control bill and a measure criminalizing inhaling glue vapors.
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GOP Winds Up Busy Week in Washington
GOP leaders wind up a week of meetings with top presidential prospects including Rockefeller Romney Scranton and Goldwater. Rockefeller and Goldwater remain announced candidates. Democrats move to allocate delegates for the August convention while the GOP plans its July 13 convention in Daly City. Scranton contemplates withdrawing from Oregon bid. Nixon already on some ballots.
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March of Dimes campaign captains meet at Tebbenhoff home
Participating in the first working session of the March of Dimes campaign captains at the home of Chairman Fred B Tebbenhoff, 30 Western Ave Biddeford, were captains seated with Treasurer Larry Hanson shown seated left.
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Critics seek to curb US nuclear arsenal post Johnson move
Critics of overkill claim the United States already has vast nuclear power and urge drastic cuts. President Johnson announced a major reduction in weapon material output, but officials show no plan to halt production or dismantle bases. The budget still funds hundreds more Minuteman ICBMs, while long term goals foresee 1,200 ICBMs and 656 Polaris missiles. The move signals a shift toward slowing buildup, yet the armed force may still rise.
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Question Of Oswalds Guilt Splits His Family
Fort Worth Star Telegram AP report details the split within the Oswald family after Lee Harvey Oswald’s death. Marina Oswald rejects the charges, while her mother-in-law questions Marina’s beliefs. Disagreements over care and finances surface as they stay at a Arlington motel.
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