Senator says Strickman filter tested and rejected by firms
In Washington a tobacco state senator says two major cigarette companies tested Strickman filters and found them unsatisfactory. Brown & Williamson, and likely Lorillard, reportedly rejected the filter. Columbia University has not licenseed its use pending extensive testing and full satisfaction.
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Washington
Robert L. Strickman
Strickman
Columbia University
Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Senate
U.S
William Stewart
E. Culver Hammond
American Cancer Society
Kirk
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
R-ey
Morton
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Louisville
Brown & Williamson
P. Lorillard Co
Strickman Ilter
Starvation Charge Denied By Doctors
A Mississippi Governor led medical team concluded in a report to a Senate subcommittee that many Negroes in the Delta are undernourished but not starving. The five Mississippi doctors interviewed in Washington Bolivar Humphreys and Leflore counties found sanitation below basic standards and varying levels of malnutrition, with no proof of widespread death-by-starvation.
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Miss
Mississippi Delta
Paul B. Johnson
U.S. Senate
Ford Foundation
Mississippi
Associated Press
Washington
University of Mississippi State Medical Association
Bolivar
Humphreys
Leflore
The
Cattle Auction Plans Face Possible Buyer Shortage
U S forest rangers prepared to auction 10 head of cattle trapped in Nantahala National Forest in Robbinsville North Carolina observers expect no bidders due to a threatened mountain cattlemen boycott. Owners may claim cattle by paying labor and feeding costs.
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Robbinsville
N. C
U. S. Forest Rangers
Nantahala National Forest
Tom Price
Price
Carpet Cleaning Ad Promotes Blue Lustre at Mann Drug
A vintage ad touts Safe Blue Lustre for restoring color and nap in wall-to-wall carpet. It also mentions renting an electric shampooer at Mann Drug Stores for $1 a day.
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Mann Drug Stores
Prison Escapee Captured in Knoxville Night Arrest
Billy Ray Easterly, 31, a murder convict who escaped from Central Prison in Raleigh, North Carolina, was arrested at a Knoxville trailer court late Thursday night while staying with his brother. He faces extradition to North Carolina authorities.
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Knoxville, Tenn
North Carolina
Knoxville
Billy Ray Easterly
Central Prison
Raleigh
N. C
Erly
Henry J Kaiser dies at 85 in Hawaii estate
Honolulu AP report says Henry J Kaiser founder of a vast industrial empire across 40 countries died in his sleep at his oceanfront estate near Honolulu at age 85. He was surrounded by wife Alyce and his son Edgar and Edgar's wife. Kaiser born May 9 1882 in Sprout Brook New York rose from a Utica clerk to head a $2.7 billion empire. He cherished living in the moment and facing tomorrow's work.
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Honolulu
Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Alyce
Edgar
Sprout Brook
N.Y
Utica
Citizenship Rules for Foreign Marriages and Residency
A foreign national who marries a U.S. citizen does not automatically gain citizenship. The period of legal residence after marriage before applying for naturalization ranges from five to three years depending on eligibility and legal provisions.
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