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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1962
Page
14
Apple Week rally includes fruit industry and media partners to promote apples. The program aims to inform consumers about varieties, grades, recipes and handling while boosting availability at retail outlets and roadside stands as apples become the leading fruit of the season.
A sweeping overview links smoking to major health risks and broad economic impact. It cites 70 to 100 million U.S. smokers, welcomes tobacco’s $7.5 billion yearly revenue, and notes state producers in six states with others involved. It highlights historical views and recent studies, including counterpoints from the Tobacco Institute and a medical panel guided by the surgeon general in addressing the issue.
Linda Thompson and Kay Gil head Luxuries Unlimited in their Upper East Side apartment. They accept legal, safe, non fattening tasks for bachelors and career women, from gift shopping to arranging homes, with about 30 part time assistants on commission.
Five candidates run for the 2 year U S Senate vacancy in Massachusetts. George Lodge a Republican. Ted Kennedy a Democrat. Stuart Hughes an Independent. The piece outlines positions on spending and Medicare with Lodge opposing large deficits, Kennedy backing the administration’s program, and Hughes as Harvard professor unaffiliated with party lines.
In a broad critique, the author denounces what he calls shoddy film “artistic freedom” and defends restraint and responsibility in entertainment. He condemns Hollywood quickback artists who mirror life with salacious content and urges standards consistent with American values during the rise of television and cinema.
United Press International outlines McNamara’s drive to centralize defense under a single service concept. The piece notes rapid reorganizations, new agencies, and heightened executive power without full congressional reform, signaling a potential merger despite unclear public debate or formal proposals.
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