Tobacco Farmers Face Cancer Talk From Government Lens
In High Point North Carolina County Agent Willard Kimrey visits tobacco farmer Jesse East and his son Darryl to discuss the Surgeon General report linking tobacco to cancer. East estimates 9 000 acres in tobacco in the county and explains farm economics, acreage shifts, and crop choices as he clings to a life built around tobacco.
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High Point
N.C
Jesse Columbus East
Willard Kimrey
Kimrey
East
Darryl
Kamrev
Jesse East
Hast
Guilford County
Mr. East
Alabama
North Carolina
Williard Kimrey
Jesse
East Bench Confidence After Injury Setback
Desse East recalled his team’s struggles as he sat on the bench and said nobody ever helped them before. He added he does not need help now but dislikes others harming the squad.
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Desse East
Outbreak Averted at Fort Jackson Spinal Meningitis
Three cases appeared early this month at the 20 000 troop Fort Jackson training center. Sulfa medicine was given to all personnel and four more cases were reported since then. Dr. G E McDaniel praised the control program as very effective amid constant influx of new recruits.
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Fr. Jackson
D.C
G. E. McDaniel
Ft. Jackson
Pentagon Finds Housing Discrimination Against Negro Servicemen
Washington AP Alfred B Fill deputy assistant secretary of defense for civil rights told the AP that a Pentagon ordered survey shows housing discrimination at most military bases. He said housing bias is the most unyielding form of racism against Negro servicemen, present in Northern base areas and the South. The survey covered 305 bases. 31 bases reported white personnel living with Negro servicemen, but names were not disclosed. The study aimed to guide future policy, with base commanders having improved records in some areas since last reports.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
Pentagon
United States
Alfred B. Fill
Defense For Civil Rights
Associated Press
Fitt
Mecca
Texas
Okahoma
Sriyp
Basel Ber
Ranael
Bolivian Mass Protest Demands Pacific Port
About 30,000 Bolivians led by President Victor Paz Estenssoro marched to press for access to a Pacific port. Bolivia seeks a Chilean port after losing its coast in the 1879 war. Chile rejects the demand and relations are strained.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssoro
Pacific
Chile
Sirens author 43 Doris heiress 44 None 45Competed 46 Vanerable 48 Small portion
A fragmentary OCR item notes names and numbers, referencing an author and an heiress with unspecified actions. The readable bits suggest a historical notice or catalog fragment with partial entries and ages or identifiers, lacking full context or coherent events. The readable names hint at personages, but no clear actions or dates emerge.
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Doris Heiress
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N. LG. G
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Kansas City
Florida
Pepsi
Pefsicola Bottling Company
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