More Time Given For Proposals On Smoke Labels
Washington AP Chairman Paul Dixon of the FTC extended to April 15 the time for filing opinions on a proposal to require health warnings on cigarette packages. He cited many responses but gave no reason. The advisory committee warned smoking is a health hazard linked to higher mortality, while the Tobacco Institute considers court action to challenge FTC labeling authority.
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Washington
Paul Dixon
Federal Trade Commission Today
Dixon
Commission
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
The
Tobacco Institute
Waco
Goldwater Endorsed By Assembly In North Carolina
In Trenton North Carolina the California Peace Corps proposal parallels a Goldwater style reform. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller battles within the Republican party as Dan K Moore creates a 14 000 member North Carolina Corps to combat illiteracy and lead statewide campaigning. The movement aims to recruit college students and graduates to support Moore and mobilize across the state.
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Morrie Landsberg
Trenton
N.C
Fresno
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Peace Corps
California
Dan K. Moore
Lpublican Assembly
Pey State
Orly
North Carolina
Goldwater
Nelson A. "Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Voice
CRA
Arizona
New York
Young Republicans
Moore outlines North Carolina Corps aims at truancy and delinquency
At a Trenton rally during a tour of Eastern North Carolina, Moore proposed funding from foundations and private donors for a North Carolina Corps. Members would be paid at subsistence levels and serve as educational missionaries focusing on school dropouts, truancy, and delinquency, offering counseling where lacking and supporting industrial education centers and community colleges.
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Sme Apa
Aengee Tenner
Moore
Johnson unveils plan for war on poverty
President Johnson announces a 962.5 million effort to attack poverty through a new Office of Economic Opportunities. The program centers on a Job Corps for up to 100,000 youths, federal grants for schooling and work, and 3,000 to 5,000 volunteers in a Volunteers for America.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
Washington (Ap
Dent Johnson
Congressland
Helpselp
Sistence
Nation Corps
Johnson
Office of Economic Opportunities
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Volunteers For America
White House
Uie
Johnson pledges full U S aid to threatened American nations
President Johnson declared the United States will use the full power of the nation to help any American country whose freedom is endangered by outside pressure. In his first major inter American address he reaffirmed support for the Alliance for Progress, emphasizing cooperation, self help, and social justice. He noted progress and shortcomings, urging renewed effort and stronger regional partnership to move the hemisphere forward.
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Johnson
United States
Alliance For Progress
F. Kennedy
Latin America
van Vie Perenige Johnson
Enemies of Freedom
America
Congress
Amer- Youth Conservation Corps
Rural Community Action
D. Roosevelt
Americas
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Tops Democrats as Favored VP Pick
A Washington Post survey shows Robert F. Kennedy as the most talked about potential Democratic vice presidential candidate in 1964, with Adlai Stevenson second and Hubert Humphrey third. Catholics and Black voters favor Kennedy, but a significant faction in the South and rural areas would bolt if he were nominated.
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Kennedy
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Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
Atlantic City
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Sargent Shriver
Eugene McCarthy
Abraham Ribicoff
Robert Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Pat” Brown
Hubert Humphrey Sargent Shriver
Robert
McNamara Robert F. Wagner
Claisia Ela Sole
Elekemvels
Dainae
West
Midwest
Ats
South Vases
Resort Training And Research Institute Planned
Gov. Sanford announced a project to plan a resort training and research institute in Raleigh. It will resemble a teaching hospital and serve as a first class resort and tourist attraction providing classroom and on the job training for hotel, motel, restaurant, and recreation staff. It will also conduct lodging, feeding, and recreation research and demonstrations to improve service quality for North Carolina tourists.
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Raleigh
Sanford
North Carolina Travel Council Today
Travel Council
North Carolina
Ruby Given Maximum Security
RELMAN MORIN reports Jack Ruby remains in maximum security at a Dallas jail as his lawyers prepare an appeal after a Dallas jury sentenced him to death for murder. Sheriff Decker says Ruby will stay in maximum security. attorney Melvin Belli seeks extra protection amid fears of an attempted prison assault.
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Relman Morin
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Bill Decker
Melvin Belli
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Decker
National Rail Strike Fear Sweeps Negotiations
Washington AP reports chief railroad negotiator J E Wolfe warned the country is on the verge of a national rail road strike. He cited five unions bypassing national talks to press separate deals with two railroads and said unions intend to strike Wednesday. Wolfe released a letter to Secretary of Labor Wirtz urging prompt action to prevent private disputes becoming a public disaster.
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J.E. Wolfe
Labor Department
Wolfe
Wirtz
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