Cigarette Smoking Major Health Problem On International Scene
Washington AP reports tobacco concerns on a global scale. The U S Public Health Service notes smoking as a major health issue and highlights measures in Europe and elsewhere to curb hazards. Countries adopt bans on advertising and seek health warnings. several nations already require or consider stricter actions.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Finland
Bacco Advisory Board
Singhouse
Cvown- Health
Devel
Fismoking Developments
Ani
Gest
Sweden
Ireland
United States
West Germany
Bath
Argentina
Burma
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
France
Ialy
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Romania
Somali
Switzerland
Soviet Union
Canada
British
Columba
Great Britain
Iceland
Peru
Self-Poisoning Among Youths Highlighted as Major Health Problem
Evanston Ill AP Nebraska researchers estimate about 115,400 American children ages 6 to 18 poison themselves annually. In a Pediatrics study of 1,103 cases across 50 poison control centers, the fatality rate was low but self-harm is rising with emotional stress common among victims. Girls show a sharp rise after age 12, peaking at 17. males continue rising with age. Sedatives and aspirin were common substances, and centers call for broader treatment and psychotherapy referrals.
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Evanston, Ll
Nebraska
Pediatrics
American Academy of Pediatrics
Matilda S. McIntire
Carol RR. Angie
University of Nebraska Pediatrics Department
Omaha
United States
Canada
New Zealand
Scoland
Angie Saidee Es
Angle
McIintire
Surprise homecoming parades through Christmas door
In Vista California Army Captain Kenneth Mosey returned after a 10 month Vietnam tour. His wife Darlene Mosey was baking cookies when the oversized package arrived. Neighbors watched as she opened it to find him inside smiling and hugging her. He had arranged to surprise his family after a flight from San Francisco. The Moseys plan to move to Omaha in January where he will be an Army instructor at Creighton University.
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Hula. Vista
Calif
Darlene Mosey
Kenneth Mosey
Vietnam
Mosey
Scotty
Kenny
Lindbergh Field
San Francisco
Schauer
Moseys
Omaha
Creighton University
Two Hijackers Kill on Shrimp Trawler in Texas Waters
CORPUS CHRISTI Tex AP two men who commandeered a shrimp trawler were killed Tuesday as the vessel's captain recaptured control. A woman companion was wounded and three children escaped harm. The hijackers aimed for Campeche Mexico. The deceased were Royce L Boland of San Diego and David Joe Dillman of Iowa. The woman Rhoda Lynn Schultz 25 suffered a shattered hip. The Durables tow shrimp boat to Port Isabel while FBI agents awaited it.
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Corpus Christi, Tex
The
Coast Guard
Mr.Tucker
Ray Penland
T. Walkub
Freeport
Tex
Campeche
Mexico
Royce L. Boland
San Diego
Calif
David Joe Dillman
Iowa
Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Hospital
Rhoda Lynn Schultz
Corpus Christi
Coast’ Guard
Florida
Port Ysabel
Texas
Naval Hospital
Durable
Port Isabel
FBI
Bobby ‘Bullingtoon
Green Bay Shrimp Co
California
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues List
A fragmented OCR style crossword puzzle entry with numerous numbered clues across and down. The readable items include hints like Magnificence, City of Honshu, First man, Edge, Pr imates, Gifts, and many malformed or garbled words suggesting a large set of across and down clues for a Nut trees themed puzzle.
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Honshu
Iceland
Louvre
Knapp Commission hearings expose New York police graft
Detective Durk appeals the Knapp Commission to reform the New York Police Department as hearings reveal widespread corruption and top officials failing to act. Serpico and Durk recount years of effort met with hostility and inaction while witnesses describe graft across plainclothes units, narcotics informants, and protection rackets.
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Set
David Durk
Durk
Special City Commission
Knapp Commission
Frank Serpico
Coast Guard
Port Isabel
Tucker
Serpico
Brooklyn
Force
Dirk
Amherst College
Columbia Law School
Police
Jay L. Kriegel
Central Park
Kriegel
Lindsay
Police Department
Michael F. Armstrong
Kriegel C Cook
Lindsay Iall
Commission
Whitman Knapp
Wall Street
Oswald Effects Worth 33000 Judge Decides
U S District Court Judge Joe Estes ruled the government must pay $3,000 for Lee Harvey Oswalds personal effects rather than $17,729. The two sides agreed the items valued at $3,004 before Kennedys assassination included a diary photographs and a marriage license. Estes said the nation should not pay a bounty for evidence items tied to the Warren Commission report.
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Dallas
Tex
Joe E. Estes
Lee Harvey Oslwald
Oswald
Kennedy
Marina N. Oswald Porter
Estes
Warren Commission
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