Government's Strongest Statement Links Smoking To Cancer
Washington AP report outlines the Public Health Service view that weight of evidence ties smoking to lung cancer. Surgeon General Suspects warning that tobacco raises cancer risk, with cautions about misinterpretation by tobacco interests. Rep. Watkins Abbot of Virginia criticizes reliance on statistically weak studies. Continued on Page Three.
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Washington
Heart Servier
Beroy
Burney
Boneys
Tobacco
Solutics
Little
Public Health Service
Public
Vague Ruling Stalls Probe Of Machines
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court's ruling stalls an inquiry into pinball devices as police officials seek clarity on which machines qualify. Police Chief Drake signals a crackdown on identified devices like Skee Shoot and Wildcat after court action clears questions about their legality and payout implications.
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Mae
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Harley Jake
Drake
Eric
Wand Williams
Ul Ty Evie County
Herbert Johncotse
Fimself
Saiel
Slaying of American Teacher Grips St Pauls Campus
Two Japanese medical students Setsuji Mori and Terua Yokoyama, both 19, are held after an attack on Dr Charles B. Perry at St Pauls University campus. Perry, an American teacher, died from a brain hemorrhage shortly after the incident. No bumoto Takuma helped lure them to police. The case ties to nearby Daito Cultural University and Episcopal staff.
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Torygap
Charles B. Prev
St. Paul's University
Perry Onhie
St. Paulis
Nobumoto Takuma
Perry
Setsuji Mori
Terua Yokoyama
Daito Cultural University
St. Paul’s
Episcopal Stifulio Ni
Petry, Fi
Whiteshoro
Boy Buried Alive Saved After 25 Minutes In Cave
In Fort Worth Texas Tejoy Lee Hanks, 14, was buried under four feet of earth for 25 minutes after a hole caved in while he played. His 9 year old brother Jerry alerted the family, and Leroy Cook, the boys' stepfather, aided in the rescue with a shovel and rope while relatives helped. The boy was revived by rescuers and survived. In Butler Pennsylvania Harry P Capers, 28, was killed in a two car crash on Route 68 near Butler. Dale Stiney, 54, of Evans City, was critically injured.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tejoy Lee Hanks
Jerry
Leroy Cook
Rango
Terry
Butler
Harry P. Capers
Buller
Dale Stinfey
Evans City
Snowstorm Grips New York State With Heavy Snowfall
A winter storm swept into the East bringing heavy snow across New York and surrounding areas. The Adirondack region saw the heaviest accumulation while Boonville and nearby towns reported significant depths. Syracuse Utica and Rome received several inches, Buffalo and Rochester about two inches.
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Associated Bros
New York State
New York
Adirondack Mountains
Boonville
Husson Valley
Long Island
Syracuse
Utica
Rome
Buffalo
Rochester
Show
Upper Plains
Upper
Ohio Valley
North Atlantic States
Record of a cold air mass sweeping the U S
A large cold air mass covered nearly half the nation with readings from the 20s in the Southwest to near zero along the Canadian border. The system stretched from Pennsylvania to Louisiana and Texas to Canada, bringing rain in the south and snow elsewhere. Windy conditions drove the storm east into the Plains and Great Lakes, with snow expected to move into New England.
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Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Tennessee
Stern
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
New England
Young Trapper Hit By Bullet Near Kane
A six miles south of Kane a 22 caliber bullet struck a sd years old boy in the ankle while he and his brothers walked to check a trapline. He was admitted to Kane Community Hospital in good condition with no bones believed broken. Ridgway State Police reported the incident as a stray bullet from the woods. Meanwhile Chicago Tribune historian and columnist Hernan Clark, age 438, died after a heart attack, ending more than 27 years with the paper.
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Kane
Kane Community Hospital
John Lorenzo
James City
Ridgway
Chicago
Hernan Clark
The
Chicago Tribune
Streets Head Recall Temporarily Man From Department
J R Dearing recalls one of four laid off by the Streets Department on November 6 as the nine man crew proved excessive amid city needs. The recall came a week ago before a midweek ice slick snarled traffic. Dearing noted the snowfall and limited crew hindered full coverage but said no accidents occurred. The recalled operator would be the first permanent recall when needed. The department faces cinder shortages after coal cuts and has begun using a mix of cinders salt and sand. Further recalls may follow winter conditions.
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J. R Dearing
Department
Dearing
Streets Department
Cit
Corry
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Hawaii Volcano Erupts Again During Statehood Celebration
Ha waii's statehood festivities were marked by a fresh Kilauea eruption that sent crimson lava fountains up to 1,000 feet for about 16 hours. Eyewitnesses described the eruption dropping to nothing within 20 seconds. The flare coincided with a memorial service at Punchbowl Cemetery as islanders combined the Thanks holiday with the 50th state observance.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Kilauea
Ife
Island of Hawaii
Punchbowl Cemetery
Key Figure In 1946 Killing Stabbed At Club
ERIE Mike Dominick a longtime local police figure was stabbed in the Monty Club on the west side. He was treated at St Vincent Hospital after being struck in the lower left abdomen by Carl Di Nicola 55 who was arrested by Detectives Wisikowski and Hartwig. Di Nicola was jailed pending questioning.
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di Nicola
Wizikowski
Hartwig
Dominick
di Nivola
Council Drops Photo License Amid Enforcement Concerns
The city rescinded its long standing photography license on first reading, while a traffic ordinance amendment passed on second reading. The photography levy faced opposition and was dropped due to lack of enforcement. Separate traffic rules restrict parking on West Pleasant and restricts East street to a one way flow. In Braddock, Mrs Cayrine Danian, 32, suffocated in a Talbot Towers fire, with others evacuated.
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West Pleasant Street
South Center Street
First Avenue
Spring Street
Main
East South Street
Pittsburgh
iRule death by own action in shooting of deposed UN official
In New York a deposed United Nations official, Paul Bune Jeroen, 80, was found dead Thursday near Queens park after a self-inflicted wound to the head. Police label the case as death by own action. Authorities say the body lay hidden for more than 24 hours in a wooded area and identify the deceased by missing persons records. Funeral arrangements were being discussed with family.
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New York
Paul Bune- Jeroen
United Natons
Québns Park
Baredensen
Jof Hunwaring
Howe
Bude
le Ameticai-bor
Helen
Three Killed As Plane Crashes Into Hillside
A single engine Beechcraft crashed after takeoff from Bethlehem Easton Airport near Steel City, killing owner pilot William Branden Jr. and two others, while a fourth man, John Gori, was critically injured. The craft burned after impact south of the Lehigh River as witnesses noted an engine cut out at about 400 feet.
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William Branden Jr
Bethlehem
Robert C. Ruschman
Palmer Township
Robert C., Jr
John Gori
St. Luke’ S Hospital
Gori
Bethlehem- Easton
Steel City
Lehigh River
Cpl
Edward McGreardy
Pennsylvania
Richard Branda
Branda
Branden
Fret
Ruschman
Fof
Bran
Tot Killed 13 Injured In Downtown Fire
In Albany New York early today a fire raced through a four story brick building killing an infant and injuring at least 13. Three hospitalized with one in critical condition. Most victims were children who jumped from windows. Isaac Ticker 17 suffered a skull fracture. Frances Johnson 15 and Linda Layne 16 hospitalized with burns.
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Almany
Isaac Ticker
Frances Johnson
Linda Layne
Search ends for two lost pilots off Okinawa
In War ia Okinawa authorities halted a four day search for two U S Air Force pilots missing after a T33 jet trainer vanished off Okinawa. The airmen were Col Edgar A Robinson of Phoenixville Pa commander of the 105th Support Squadron and W Russell Pimford of Denver Colo both reported missing near Kadena Air Base.
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Okinawa
U.S Air Force
Air Force
Marine
Navy
Edgar A. Robinson
Phoenisville
105Th
Kadena Air
Thanksgiving Moon Shot Ends In Failure Of Second Stage
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP The United States plans another attempt after the Atlas Able rocket failed on its maiden flight sending a satellite toward the moon. The colossal 10 story vehicle crashed into the Atlantic hours after liftoff as engineers study telemetry and launch film to determine the second stage failure and原因.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Ahyal
Moon
Atlantic Ocean
Mintert
Five Accidents In Area West Main Street Crash Puts Strain On Brothers
Five vehicle accidents occurred along West Main street extension during Thanksgiving, involving Corry brothers Lawrence Hansen and Andrew Hansen. Lawrence skidded into Andrew’s car, causing about 350 dollars in damage. no injuries reported. Other crashes included a chain collision near Union City, a Buffalo driver’s skid with minor injuries, and a two-vehicle crash near Route 6 injuring a passenger. Police noted no citywide incidents beyond these five accidents.
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Corry
West Main Street
Lawrence Hansen
West Pleasant Street
West Main
Andrew
West Washington Street
Sadie L. Marr
Braden
Vaughn Clay Jr
Kenmore
N. Y
I. M. Bluementhal
Pittsburgh
Clay
Marr
Hanes
Union City
Biementhal
Jane Planegan
Buffalo
Route & Shout
William Young
Waltsbury
Marcus Subsameti
Allentown
Carol Lynn Reynolds
New Castle
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
Cay
Clarence Raymond
Cony
B. Skinner
Franklin Sitet
Skinner
Gladys
Curry Mémorial Hospital
Skinner Auto
Raymond
Po- Uch
Area Crash Kills Young Mother in Dunkirk
Doris Jean Skubus a 25 year old mother of two from Dunkirk died in a Route 39 crash yesterday afternoon after her car left the road struck a utility pole hit a tree and flipped over into a gas meter. Coroner Theodore Morse of Brocton ruled death occurred in the wreckage.
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Mayvilias
Chautauqua County
Doris Jean Skubus
Dunkirk
Theodore Morse
Brocton
Crippled Plane Lands Safely at O'Hare Airport
A jetliner with 47 aboard landed safely at O'Hare International Airport after an engine failure. American Airlines Flight 45 had departed for San Francisco when cockpit fire warnings flashed. Pilot Ted Jonson shut the left engine, dumped fuel over Lake Michigan, then returned for a safe landing. officials cited a possible malfunction and no fire. Another 707 carried passengers onward, while a Trans World Airlines freighter nearby crashed in a separate incident, killing crew members.
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Chicago
O'Hire International
American Airlines
Bovine Wr
San Francisco
Ted Jonson
Lake Michigan
O'Hare
Anline
Trans World Airlines
Constellation
Midway Airport
Holiday Traffic Fatalities Climb Slower During Thanksgiving
Associated Press reports a four day Thanksgiving survey showing 433 traffic deaths, 49 fires, and 100 miscellaneous causes, totaling 582. Weather and homebound travel may have kept fatalities low compared with prior years. The National Safety Council did not estimate traffic deaths for this period.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
City Survives 5-Inch Snowfall
Corry retires to normal today after a heavy storm that dumped five to six inches of snow on the city Wednesday. Motorists and pedestrians faced difficulties as the snow accumulated. street crews worked to clear roads and many workers arrived home an hour late. Yesterday mixed rain and wet snow produced icy conditions with temperatures reaching 44 and dropping to 2 last night. Forecasters expect a rain transition as warmer air moves in, with tonight's low again freezing or below.
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Corry
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