Smoke Pack Warnings Watered
Washington AP reports early House Commerce Committee action watered down cigarette advertising warnings. A 1514 vote approved a milder package label stating smoking may cause cancer, while advertising warnings were rejected. FTC aims for stricter rules but await expiration of the 1965 Labeling Act. Moss vows a strong floor fight as industry support lingers. Air Force also rolled back new anti smoking rules issued a week earlier.
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Jury Relieved As Judge Supports Death Penalty
In Philadelphia AP report, jury foreman Francis G. Kavanagh recalls the moment jurors ordered the death penalty for George Bradley 22 for the robbery slaying of tavern owner Charles Mosicant 57 on Dec 15 1967 after six ballots. Judge James T. McDermott approved saying lives must be protected and the verdict reflects respect for the law. Bradley’s co defendant, 16 year old Thomas Roach received a life sentence on the bench's suggestion due to age.
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Space Effort Still Defends Spending
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Even as the United States nears a moon landing space agency officials defend the program. Critics say the billions could fund domestic problems. Defenders list benefits from space research including health and medical imaging advances and patient monitoring tech.
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RC Ponders Use Of Bliss Estate Funds
At Corry last night the board of directors discussed how to spend Bliss Estate funds with input from William Cornell national Red Cross representative acting as consultant. Plans envision a convention and related activities to proceed.
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U S Troops Press Attacks Around Hue and DMZ
U S forces report Apache Snow aims at disrupting North Vietnamese troops moving from Laos into the A Shau Valley near Dong Ap Bia. In the valley a Vietnamese regiment claimed light casualties and 22 North Vietnamese killed. Inside the DMZ, rockets struck the Cua Viet base with two casualties or damage, and a U S destroyer hit an enemy firing position as a second explosion. The 22nd rocket and mortar assault inside the DMZ since May 12 underscores intensified hostilities.
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Troopers Cleared In Orangeburg Massacre Case
Florence South Carolina federal court acquitted two troopers on civil rights charges over a 1968 shooting near South Carolina State College in Orangeburg that left three Black youths dead and 27 wounded. The eight day trial ended with jurors finding no violation of rights amid defense claims of self defense and restraint.
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