Top View Probes Public Stance On Cigarette Ads And Anti Smoking Spots
Readers in Top View urge varied policy options on cigarette advertising and anti smoking TV spots. Many support immediate cessation or broad regulation across media. Contributors include Willis Rokes Paul O Barr and Jack Bernard with concerns over censorship and health impacts.
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Clarke Williamson Hare
Willis
Rokes
Maha
Riley
Paul
O'Barr
R. Ph
Muskogee
Jlughes
Fort Wayne
Ind
Jack MW
Bernard
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Autauns
Congress
Anthor Wilman
Ball
RL Ph
Ravenna
Ohio
Robert C. Clark
Yorer
Grand Island
Top View
Box
North Braneford
Conn
OGATL
Loveland Summer Art Show Opens at Loveland Museum
Loveland Mrs C Minn erly curator announces the Third Annual Summer Art Show at the Loveland Museum, open daily through August. Jury judge FE J Hummer of Iles Park selected 104 works from northern Colorado artists with special awards for oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, sculpture, and crafts.
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Loveland
C. Minnerly
Loveland Museum
Std
Lincoln
Wal
Summmer
Gale Jery
FE. J. Hummer
Iles Park
I ‘Basilegrad
Calais
Hummer
Hammer
McAdams
Millar Glen Haven
Victor Buethe
Leo Wise
Longmont
Aid
Chaves Nelson
Tris MeAdams
Taveland
Hey Siewart
FL Collins
Lst
George Walhye
Crafts
Sehuemacher
Ft. Collis
the Museum
Property Tax Cut Sought In Pueblo County
Pueblo County Commissioner John Hill seeks state action to shift county costs and reduce the property tax levy from 16 mills, projecting an annual saving of about 280,008 dollars for Pueblo County. A New York note follows with polling data on housing classes.
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Pueblo
Plebly
Cal
Publo County
Joha Hill
Puebla County
Reagan Dives Into Pool To Save Child
Sacramento Gov Ronald Reagan jumped fully clothed into his swimming pool and rescued a seven year old girl, Alicia Berry, who could not swim during a staff party at the Reagan home. Alicia reached a raft and began to sink before Reagan entered the water to pull her to safety.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Duaed
Reagan
Alicia Berry
Martene Murphy
PUC Hears Protests Over Phone Hike in Denver
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission enters day two of hearings in Denver over Mountain States Telephone Co rates. Attorneys for CU Board of Regents Colorado Municipal League and telephony firms protest increases while the panel weighs a revised schedule after prior inequitable proposals.
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Denver
Colorado Public Utilies Commission
Mountain States Telephone Co
University of Colorado Board of Regents
Colorado Municipal League
Telephone Answering Services of the
Mountain States, Inc
Telephone Answering Service, Inc
General Servicers Administration
PUC
Mountain States
Ted Mountain
Britain prepares bid to enter European market again
ARTHUR L. GAVSHON reports Britain plans renewed steps toward joining the European market. UK officials and informants say a push could involve ministers reconciling with France and negotiations with the EEC, EFTA, and Sinclair elements. Possible talks with Pompidou and Soames are noted, with Britain eyeing rapid progress and broader European unity.
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Inee
France
Ie European Free Trade Association
RPTA
EFTA
Britain
Minighy Udeold
Pyancetat
Nortweniyth
Denmark
London
Charles
Gaulle
Siceersor
Blue Sky Explained In A Junior Editors Quiz
A junior editors quiz explains why the sky appears blue due to scattering of sunlight by atmospheric dust and particles. It notes sunsets can tint the sky greenish or reddish, and distant mountains look increasingly blue through layers of bluish air. Prize details mention a Diana Robinson of Sacramento winning a prize.
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Phyllis
Diana Robinson
Sacramento
Calif
Negroes Rise in Southern Campus Student Politics
An Associated Press survey shows Negro students hold leadership roles from dorm proctor to student body president across Georgia Florida South Carolina Tennessee Texas Louisiana and Virginia. Notable examples include Emory University Florida State University University of Texas and University of Tennessee with leaders stressing efforts are about visibility and student empowerment rather than broad power.
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Associated Press Writers
Atlanta
South
Ucle
Associated Press
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Tennnessee
Texas
Lousiana
Virginia
Sun Pass
Emory
Charles ‘Beall
New
Emory Univerisity
Florida State University
University of Texas
Ernest B. Haywood
Haywood
James Baxter
Air Force
University of Tennessee Student Government Association
Joseph B. Floyd
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Baxter
Theing Negro
Black Landem
AABL
Bazter
Naywood
Explosion Threat Fails to Wreak Major UC Lab Damage
In Berkeley, a blast during a night vigil by firemen and police caused small damage to UC laboratory equipment estimated at around twenty five thousand dollars. Five hundred people were evacuated as a bubble dissipated and two minor tremors were heard before the danger passed.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Harvid Johnston
College of Chemistry
Francis Wang
Faratoza
Narrow Gauge Train Service Expanded in Durango Route
The Rio Grande Railroad will run two narrow gauge passenger trains daily between Durango and Silverton. Summer service began June 1 and demand has exceeded the capacity of the single train on most days.
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Durango, Coly
Idaho Reactor Opened for One More Year Recommendation
Washington AP report says the congressional Joint Committee on Atomic Energy favors keeping the Materials Testing Reactor at Idaho Falls open for another year. Senator Bennett notes the panel would extend the reactor for scientific research by western graduate students through the fiscal year ending June 30 1970. The 4.4 million facility is slated for shutdown by the Atomic Energy Commission by month’s end.
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Washington
Congressional Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Idaho
Wallace IF. Bennett
Utah
Beret
Senate
House Committee
Idaho Falls
Atomic Energy Commission
Penalties Drop for Bay Area Draft Dodgers
Federal court records reveal Bay Area draft violators face lighter penalties than national norms. Nationally, about 75 percent are sentenced to prison with averages above three years, while in the San Francisco Bay area two of three convicted avoid prison or receive sentences averaging four to six months, provoking strong reaction from officials.
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Philip Hager
San Francisco
United States
Sanrancisco Bay Area
Lewis Hershey
House
Hese
Aubrey Grossman
San Franicisco Bay
J Area
House Appropriations Committee
Hershey
Bay Area
Grossman
Crilitisa T
U. S
Paul Sloan
Crossman
Jlershey
Sloan
Water Desalting on Farm Draws Outside Attention
Visitors from Russia and other nations tour Gilbert Dalpra’s Colorado farm to view a government desalting project. The pilot plant pumps brackish water from wells into tanks and tests different materials to curb seepage and enhance milk quality while the farmer earns from land leasing and daily purified water.
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Loudon Kelly
Associated Press
Longmont
Colo
Russia
Belgium
England
Israel
Counries
Gilbert
Dalpra
Junver
Red
Daipra
Thalpra
Looking for Different Gifts Contact the White House
Charitable organizations seek gifts from the President or Vice President for their causes and may receive items as long as the signature resides with the giver. The article notes the Bureau of Engraving and Printing involvement and mentions price tags on gifts.
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The
White House
Washington Post
Washington
Bureau of Engraving
Vic
Col Evlor
Capitol
House
Capital
Spiro T. Agnew
Humphrey
Nixon
Gandi
Lincoln Memorial
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court
Treasury Building
Wakefield
Washington City
Otis
James A. Conlon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Enraving and Printing
Sts
Washington, D, C
Technology Focused Plan to Improve Mine Safety Wins Support
Washington officials describe tech driven solutions as the best path to safer coal mining after a fatal 1977 Mannington explosion. Secretary Hickel told the National Coal Association luncheon that regulation should follow technology, not lead it, as industry mourns workers lost and pledges reform.
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Washington
API
Secetary of the Interior
Waller J. Hickel
Hickel
National Coal Association
John Corcoran
Association
Consolidated Coa Canae No. 9
Amine
Mannington
W. Va
Wader
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