Cigarettes Cut Life by Eight Years for Two Pack a Day Man
New York AP report citing Dr. Hammond shows a 25 year old smoking two packs daily has life expectancy of 65.3 years versus 73.6 if never smoked. The study of 447,196 Americans through mid-1965 notes higher death risk for heavy smokers and momentum for anti smoking measures by Kennedy who proposes bills on advertising warnings FCC oversight and a sliding tax to push lower tar nicotine cigarettes.
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Laird Breaks With Johnson on Vietnam Policy
Rep. Laird of Wisconsin, a top House Republican, withdrew his support for President Johnson's Vietnam policy. He said Manila’s six month withdrawal promise would hand South Vietnam to communists and accused Johnson of a fundamental policy shift away from the 1965 Hopkins speech objective.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Laird Critiques Vietnam Policy and Manila Communique
Former defense secretary Laird urged clarification or disavowal of the Manila affair as Republican support for U S policy in Vietnam faces scrutiny. He warned that compromise with the Viet Cong risks further American casualties and dollars and pressed for consistency on negotiations.
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South Vietnam
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Edward Scheiberling
American Legion
Hong Kong Faces Pork Shortage From Imports Drop
Hong Kong officials report pork prices soared to wartime highs as imports from Red China fell about 10 percent below normal due to unrest in Guangdong Province. The bite hits the 3.5 million Chinese residents who rely on pork as a main diet.
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Red China
Kwangtung
Indians and Chinese clash at Nathula Pass near Sikkim
Indian and Chinese troops fought at Nathula Pass in the 14 000 foot high border area leading from Sikkim into Tibet. Casualties were reported on both sides as firing continued intermittently. A Chinese broadcast claimed Indian artillery casualties and destruction of houses.
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