Tobacco firms offer voluntary TV ad ban by 1970
Washington (UPI) The tobacco industry proposed ending all radio and TV cigarette ads by September 1970 and asked Congress to spare other cigarette promotions. Joseph Cullman of Philip Morris led eight firms in testifying, while Senator Moss urged curbs on nonbroadcast advertising. Cullman noted no consensus on health risks but signaled willingness to remove broadcast ads if networks cancel ad contracts.
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Foday's Chuckle Woman to Husband Exchange
A playful exchange shows a wife persuading her husband to spend. She challenges him to name a single other extravagance while admitting to a spend. The dialogue reflects domestic humor and frugal temper in a light headline tone.
Kennedy attends funeral of Mary Jo Kopechne in Pa
Senator Edward Kennedy attended the private funeral in Plymouth Pennsylvania for Mary Jo Kopechne the 27 year old secretary who died when a car Kennedy drove plunged from a bridge. Kennedy wearing a neck brace appeared grim and left Hyannis Mass with his wife and close aides. The funeral followed his seclusion after the accident on Martha's Vineyard and police ruled the death accidental.
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State withholds Medicaid payment list from doctors
DES MOINES says the department of social services will not publish a list of Medicaid payments to doctors and medical groups for services to Medicaid patients. Commissioner Maurice Harmon said releasing the list could jeopardize relations with professional groups like the Iowa Medical Society, which already received the data for review to establish future guidelines.
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Bosh Declines to Seek Re Election as Mayor
Mayor Bosh announced he will not seek a second term and may not finish his current term ending December 31. The Cedar Rapids official, 46, has priorly explored other public life offers, including directorships related to urban affairs, but stated no definite future plans and indicated the race will now be wide open with Alvin Zobel already filing nomination papers.
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Holiday Moon Day urged by three lawmakers
Washington sources report that at least three Congress members propose a permanent holiday to honor the moon landing. Rep William Dorn seeks July 21 as a holiday, Rep Glenn Anderson would fix the third Monday in July as a national day of recognition, and Sen Abraham Ribicoff plans to bill July 20 as Apollo 11 Day.
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Reed Named to Federal Post from Iowa Commission
Cecil Reed, member of the Iowa employment security commission, was named to a federal post in a Tuesday report. The appointment places Reed in a national role tied to unemployment and labor programs, reflecting his experience with state workforce matters.
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Reed named manpower consultant amid mayoral run talk
Cecil Reed, a Republican, is named a manpower consultant with authority extending to Kansas City and a seven state area. Gov. Robert Rey was unavailable for comment. Reed was appointed Feb 23 1967 by Gov. Harold Hodges as public representative on the employment commission.
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Lovell sees Apollo Luna contrast shaping space co operation
Sir Bernard Lovell says Apollo 1 and Luna 15 show American superiority in space and may ease U S Soviet cooperation. He notes Luna 18’s nine day flight and Luna 15’s hard landing signals, with Russia possibly aiming to recover lunar samples while behind in manned moon missions.
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Happy Landings Eagle Has Wings Across the Sky
An AP tribute from SPACE CENTER Houston to Eagle the lunar mission bird. The piece salutes Eagle as the most exciting spacecraft, a symbol of humanity’s reach, while noting its safe return was not possible and likening it to historic explorers and poets. It closes with farewell lines and a wistful reflection on the mission’s legacy.
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Apollo 11 Returns Home After Moon Mission Walk
Apollo 11 astronauts Armstrong Aldrin and Collins depart lunar orbit and begin voyage home aboard Columbia after 60 hours around the Moon. They dock with Columbia and prepare for quarantine, while mission leaders praise the historic accomplishment and plan for future Mars exploration.
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Armstrong's Dad Decries Repeated TV Shots
In Wapakoneta Ohio AP Stephen Armstrong said he was tired of the constant television coverage of his son's historic steps on the moon. He complained you get tired of looking at that idiot box even if your son's well.
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Nixon Sees Finding Space Life by 2000
President Nixon told about 2,000 foreign students on the White House south lawn that by 2000 humans may have found life in space and that the next great space venture could unite Americans with people from other nations. He praised advances like the docking of a space vehicle at 4,500 mph and urged optimism about exploration to Mars or Venus.
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