International and local briefings in multiple cities
AP dispatches report on Split shipyard delivering a freighter to Pakistan within 30 days to meet a new merchant marine law while Turkish and Middle East economic mission travels conclude. In Portugal a coffin truck crash harms a family. in New Delhi a hospital stops serving non vegetarian meals. in the Dominican Republic three Marxist groups prepare for Havana conference. in Alexandria a truck releasing chloroform causes mass asphyxia. in Mort police respond to two teens reporting railroad workmen.
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ITY
Split
Yugoslavia
Vultee Ab
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Karachi
Pakistan
Labeling Must Start Jan 1 Tobacco Spokesman Insists
George V. Allen president of the Tobacco Institute said research to date has not established whether smoking is casually involved in diseases such as lung cancer and heart disease. He warned the industry faces three tasks in 1966 including forestalling punitive legislation and noted the required health warning labels begin January 1. He cited ongoing research funded by the industry and urged scientists to uncover the facts about tobacco and health while criticizing heavy taxation as punitive.
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George V. Allen
The
Tobacco Institute, Inc
Mart Jal Trade Organization
Alen
United States
Public Health Service
American Cancer Society
Congress
Allen
Washington
Dustry
Council For Tobacco Research
American Medical Association
New York City
Gilmore Could Challenge Cooley in N C District Realignment
Southern Pines state senator Von Gilmore weighs a Democratic challenge to Rep. Harold Cooley if Moore County moves to the 4th District under a redistricting plan. Gilmore, a former head of the U S Travel Service, cites Cooley's agriculture focus and notes a shift to industrial and commercial interests.
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Southern Pines
N. C
von Gilmore
Harold Cooley
Moore County
Gilmore
U.S. Travel Service
Cooley
General Assembly
Charles Jonas
Nash County
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Travel Service
Airlines in need of pilots despite good times
The 1966 airline boom brings more passengers and jets but a pilot shortage. United plans to hire 1,600 in two years. Trans World 725 in 1966. Eastern 400 now. American 1,000 more by 1968. FAA projects 1,200 yearly losses to 1980, with 400 more needed annually to grow.
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New York
W.A. Patterson
United Air Lines
American Airlines
United
Trans World Airlines
Eastern
American
Federal Aviation Agency
C.pate Hutchens
Patterson
Youth Held in Shooting in Salisbury N C
James Hall 15 will be tried in Rowan County Superior Court for second degree murder in the death of his father John Robert Hall Sr. He was released on $500 bond after a Tuesday hearing before Judge James C. Davis, with Deputy C R Wilhelm as the sole witness. The elder Hall allegedly threatened James Mall and Mrs Hall. witnesses said both had been drinking.
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Salisbury
N. C
James Hall
Rowan County
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Egypt
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Lewis Blank
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