New TV code on smoking aims to curb youth appeal
Britain's Independent Television Authority adopts a new tobacco advertising code to prevent appealing to young people. The code bans overemphasis on cigarette pleasure, romantic young figures, and linking smoking with modern excitement. announced in the Commons by Postmaster General Reginald Bevins after a Royal College of Physicians report on cancer risks.
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London
Reuter
Britain
British Tobacco Inqairy
Royal College of Physicians
House of Commons
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Negro Leader Goes To Gaol On Principle
In Albany Georgia on Wednesday Dr Martin Luther King and a fellow minister were jailed for 45 days. The action follows their protest for civil rights.
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Albany
Georgia
A.A.P
Martin Luther King
King and Abernathy Convicted in Albany Protests
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and Rev. Ralph Abernathy of Atlanta faced fines of 80 pounds each for leading an anti segregation demonstration without a permit. Eddie Jackson was fined 10 pounds or 10 days in jail, Solomon Walker 44 pounds or 30 days, with King and Abernathy choosing jail to protest what they call unjust law.
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Albany Movement
Solomon Walker
King
Abernathy
Jackson
Walker
Dr. King
West Pledge on Red Pacts and Franco-German Reconciliation
Dr Adenauer said in a press conference during his France visit that he and President de Gaulle agreed their task is to make reconciliation understood by French and German peoples. Franco German reconciliation was complete and de Gaulle would visit Germany in September. France and Germany with 103 million people form a powerful bloc to counter Soviet influence. They would begin new talks on political migration and accepted Italy’s invitation to hold heads of government discussions.
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Germany
Soviet Union
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Italy
Four Manned Orbits Planned by U S Space Program
The United States plans four manned 18 orbit space flights in the next year as Senate Space Committee chairman Robert Kerr seeks approval for a 1.257 million dollar authorisation for the North American Space Agency. The plan includes four one day missions in late 1962 and early 1963 to match the Soviet 18 orbit capability.
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Washington
A.A.P
Reuter
United States
Senate Space Committeee
Robert Kerr
Kerr
Senate
North American Space Agency
Vatican invites Protestant observers to council
The World Council of Churches the Lutheran World Federation and the World Presbyterian Alliance have been invited to send observers to the Second Vatican Council in October. The World Council of Churches comprises 197 churches in more than 80 countries. The Lutheran federation includes 65 member churches in 46 countries. The Presbyterian Alliance represents 89 churches in 77 countries.
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Geneva
Miners to Gain Chickens as Extra Income in Japan
Mitsui coal mine officials in Tagawa Southern Japan announce start of raising chickens this month to augment miners' income. The coal industry has faced losses and many workers have been laid off as production plans were mechanised.
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P.reuter
Mitsui
Tagawa
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