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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

2

Smoking Linked With Premature Deaths

Four year study of 188000 men aged 54 to 70 finds lung cancer deaths 64 times higher among smokers, heart attack risk up 70 percent, overall death rate up 34 to 70 percent depending on daily cigarettes. Former smokers fared better. rural lung cancer deaths lower. Tobacco industry committee comments on unknown causes.

American Medical Association B. Cuyler Hammond Daniel Horn Canver” Society Hammond Timothy Huartnett Tobacco Industry Research Committee

Missile For R. N. Destroyers

Four destroyers under construction will be first Royal Navy ships armed with Britain's Beasing guided missile. The Seaslug weapon detects targets at long range by radar and plots range height and bearing before launch.

London Britain Woomera Devonshire Hampshire Kent Admiralty Neter

Handcuffed Labour Councillor Protests Civil Defence Takeover

John Lawrence 41 a Labour leader in St Pancras handcuffed himself to the Civil Defence headquarters gates in London to protest a government plan to take over civil defence operations. The Socialist council had voted to discontinue civil defence citing H bomb futility. Police freed him after about an hour.

London John Lawrence St. Pancras Labour Lawrence

Scientist Cautious on Atomic Powered Aircraft Plans

Hamburg reports a congress on atomic power for ships with about 400 scientists from West Germany and abroad. Dr A J Balman expressed doubt over aircraft applications while Emes Plate noted eight nations pursuing atomic shipping, mainly for freighters, with limited aircraft prospects.

A. J. Balman West Germany America Britain Japan Sweden Hamburg Emes Plate Salmon Russia

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