Tobacco Aid Urged in Senate
Senators from tobacco growing states urged keeping the House approved 1.5 million dollars for tobacco health research as part of the farm bill. The Senate reduced the total to 1 million despite support from Morton Cooper Jordan Ervin Jr and others who argued for funding per the surgeon general report.
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B. Everett Jordan
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
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Tobaccomen Convinced By Early Prices Despite Health Report
Tobaccomen express unity and optimism as early prices rise and quality improves despite the Surgeon General's warning linking smoking to lung cancer. Growers and warehousemen expect a solid 1964 season with best quality in years, noting industry unity and continued bidding in Border Belt markets.
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