Government to intensify anti smoking drive after report
Washington United Press International says Dr Leroy E Burney US Surgeon General plans a new campaign to curb heavy cigarette smoking following a Public Health Service report linking excess smoking to lung cancer The study of 200000 veterans shows 32 percent more deaths among smokers and 58 percent more among cigarette smokers over 21 years Burney cites established links but cautions the cancer cause in cigarettes remains unidentified
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U.S. Sur
Geon Central
U.S
Public Health Service
Agriculture Department
United States
Burney
Public Health’ Service
U S Awaits More Cancer Smoking Data
London reports that the United States seeks more evidence on the link between smoking and lung cancer before issuing warnings, with the National Cancer Institute and NIH officials presenting findings. A survey of 200,000 U.S. veterans shows smokers have a markedly higher death rate, and researchers discuss the role of exfoliative cytology in early cancer detection across multiple sites.
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UPI
United States
John R. Heller
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
International Cancer Congress
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Congress
Harold F. Dorn
National Institute of Health
Washington
U.S
Dorn
U.S. Public Health Service
American Cancer Society
TV's Tommy Home Again Returns From Heart Operation
Tommy Hunter Jr., a child publicized after heart surgery aired on KPIX, is back home in Oakland with a roomful of toys and thousands of get well cards. His father Tom Hunter Sr. says doctors expect him to walk and play normally soon after a two hour operation to repair a hole in his heart.
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Roberta Linn Leaves Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood singer Roberta Linn age 27 leaves Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after two weeks for pneumonia and upper respiratory infection. Once on the critical list, she improved after a downturn, her status turning for the better. Local newspaper masthead and contact details follow.
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Centerville
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Japanese Freighter Meiwa Maru Leaves Radioactive Zone
UPI reports the freighter Meiwa Maru moved away from U S nuclear test grounds after detecting 40 counts per minute per liter radioactivity in currents from Bikini and Eniwetok. Chowa Maru also logged radiation 300 miles northwest, with the contamination zone extending about 900 miles down current. No crew injuries were reported.
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UPI
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Bikini
Eniwetok
Dog mascot at Fort Benning learns army life
Sputnik the canine mascot of an infantry unit at Fort Benning Georgia has undergone six months of Army indoctrination. He has taken part in helicopter born mock attacks observed training in target pits and spent about 60 days with a mountain commando training unit.
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Angler Hooks Big Carp With Peanut Butter Balls
CHICAGO UPS Larry Reed aged 15 hooked a 12 pound carp lingering in a park lagoon. His bait consisted of peanut butter balls mixed with flour and corn meal securing a surprising catch that stumped other anglers.
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Chicago
UPS
Larry Reed
Tito Soviet Clash May Hit: Mideast
Paris reports Yugoslav Marshal Tito plans to take his feud with Soviet Premier Khrushchev to the Middle East. Tito and Nasser may align on Cyprus and press Algeria’s rebels toward a Franco-American settlement. A Belgrade dispatch notes Tito and Nasser will meet aboard the Galeb as Cairo signals praise for neutrality and coexistence.
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Yugoslavia
Nikita Shrushchiev
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Evangelos Averefi
U.A.R
Nasser
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Cairo
Moscow
Army Main Death Leap at Golden Gate Bridge
In San Francisco UPT report M Szt Julian A Bates of Novara leaped to his death Saturday night from the Golden Gate Bridge after ignoring pleas from five officers. Bates parked his car mid span and crawled over the railing before disappearing into space. A Coast Guard boat recovered his body about a half hour later. Bates had recently been discharged from Letterman Army Hospital after a six day stay. A note in his car asked that his wife Gladys be notified.
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Francisco
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Mathematicians to Join Penn State as Associate Professors
Distinguished mathematicians Dr Lowell Schoenfeld and Dr Joseph Mitchell will move their husband and wife act from University of Pittsburgh and Westinghouse Research Laboratories to Pennsylvania State College. They will become associate professors at Penn State on September 1.
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Lowell
Joseph
Mitchell "Schoenfeld
Pennsylvania State College
University of Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Research ‘Laboratories
Pittsburgh
Pann-State
Hawaii State Bid Faces Political Scramble for Statehood
Hawaii delegation arrives with Republican ally to press for statehood while Democrats warn partisanship harms prospects. John A. Burns accuses the group of partisan aims as Interior Secretary Seaton labels them nerve riding to push parliamentary hurdles. Quinn vows all-out effort but sources say chances for statehood this year are dim with maneuvering unlikely before the session ends.
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Loadon
Hawaii
Interior
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Quinn
House
Senate
Congress
Hatyan
Siaska
Bracken Lee Announces Utah Senate Run
SALT LAKE CITY Utah veteran politician Bracken Lee former governor announced Sunday his bid for the U S Senate. He attacked both major parties saying they now share high taxes waste and giveaway programs. Lee previously led For America a political action group and ran as an independent in 1956 losing to George Dewey Clyde.
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UPD
Bracken Lee
Utah
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Lee
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Cal
Active Volcanoes in Japan Show High Activity
Tokyo reports that Japan, a mountainous country, contains 192 volcanoes with 58 currently active. The data highlights Japan's significant volcanic activity and its impact on local regions and safety planning.
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