Cigarettes Blamed for Lung Cancer in Pittsburgh Trial
Pittsburgh carpenter Otto Pritchard sues Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co claiming Chesterfield cigarettes caused his lung cancer removed in 1953. New Orleans physician Dr. Alton Ochsner testified cigarette smoke causes cancer and linked Pritchard's cancer to his Chesterfield use. The physician rejected defense questions about prejudice, affirming his causal view.
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Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Alton Ochsner
Ochsner Clinic
Ochsner Hospital
U.S. District Court
Otto Pritchard
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Pritchard
Ochsner
Liggett & Myers
Sanford urges inclusive employment for handicapped workers
Gov. Terry Sanford told the Middle Atlantic States Regional Meeting of the Employment of the Handicapped in Asheville that North Carolina must use all skills. He praised efforts to provide opportunity for handicapped people to hold jobs and stressed that every individual adds to the state's resources.
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Asheville
N.C
Terry Sanford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Middle Atlantic States
Sanford
Red China faces food and fiber shortages by 1980
The Agriculture Department warned that Communist China will run out of food and fiber before 1980 unless population growth is curbed. It urged a greatly improved agricultural program and a return to free enterprise, but cautioned that the current Communist rule blocks these reforms. The report cites hunger and famine from three straight bad harvests that have slowed industry, reduced farm exports, and forced emergency grain purchases.
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Washington
China
Agriculture Department
Department
Stock Market Edges Up In Moderate Trading
New York The stock market edged higher in a lull afternoon session as the AP average of 60 stocks rose to 219.7 at noon. Industrials gained while utilities slipped. Polaroid, Xerox and IBM declined amid a mixed lineup of leaders. Dow up 1.80 to 591.49. Corporate bonds mixed. government bonds steady.
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New York
Associated Press
Tennessee
Howe Sound
Corning Glass
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
Korvette
Big Three Motors
American Motors
Studebakers
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
du Pont
U.S
yCorp P&l
Celanese Corp
P&f
Ches & Ohio
tChrysler
Coca-Cola Bly
Columbia G&e Ebaee Allied Security
Allvac
Drexel Enterprises
Firestone
Ford Motor Setae
First Southern
nGen Elect
First Union Nat. Bank
Gen Foodseeeates
Gulf Life Ins. Co
Gen Tel
Greyhound
Ees
Lance, Inc
Gulf Oil Corp
Life & Casualty
Nickel Can
Li'l General Stores
Paper
Moore-Handley, Inc
Tel & Tel Ears “Ae
N.C. National Bank
Pacific
Liggett & Myers
Pextile Corp
Amer
Piedmont Aviation
Lorillard Piedue
Martin - Marietta
Piedmont Nat. Gas
N.C
McLean
Pyramid Life
Ee OM
Monsanto
Scottish Bank
Ee Ae Ve — Montg Ward
Motorola Seer
Security
Nat Biscuit Wee
Soroban Eng. Inc
Nat Dairy Pd Eee Ween
Nat
North State Tel
Allied Ch
North State
Can Co
Pepsi-Cola
Enka
Phillips Petr
Sense
Am Motors Ee Erteee
Radio Corpee Eeeeeone
Tel & Tel
Secon Oeee
Atch
T&sf
Mss Reynolds
Avco Co
Seu Railway
Ealt & Oee
Sperry Corp
Bendix Corp
Calif
Ind
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Burland
Stevens J P
Stevens J P Seeeee
Texaco Inc
Burroughs Corp
Textron Inc
Seereeeese
Union Bag UN Carbide
Union Pac
United Airlines
United Airer
United Fruit
US Rubber
Ace
Va el & Pow
P&p
Western Md
Vacatens
West Union
Westing el Winn-Dixie
Woolworth
Zenith
Hit And Run Probed In Two Street Incidents
Police investigated a hit and run on Dalton Street where John Nance Jr reported an unknown vehicle struck his parked car causing $75 damage. In a separate incident at Main and High Streets, Jean Taylor Hobbs was charged with following too close after colliding with Mary Venable’s car causing $100 and $40 damages respectively.
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John Nance Jr
Stone Street
Dalton Street
Nance
Main
High Streets
Jean Taylor Hobbs
Morris Street
High Street
Mary Andrews Venable
Kernersville
Venable
Jean Hobbs
Johnson visits Carolinas rallying support for Kitchin
Vice President Johnson spoke to crowds in Salisbury Statesville and Charlotte urging unity with allies while pursuing peace and keeping free men free. He traveled with Lady Bird Johnson and was joined by Gov. Sanford and Tar Heel officials for a tour ending with a rally in Charlotte and a speech honoring Sen. Ervin.
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Jonas
Kitchin
Salisbury
Statesville
Charlotte
Johnson
Kennedy
America
Miami
Rowan County
Lady Bird) Johnson
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Sam J. Ervin
B. Everett Jordan
Park Center
Ervin
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy on Dreary Foreign Policy
In Boston at a GOP fundraiser Eisenhower denounced Kennedy's foreign policy critique. He labeled Kennedy's charges as partisan and urged continued support for Republican candidates during his New England campaign swing.
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Boston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Commonwealth Armory
New England
Eisenhower Defends 8 Year Foreign Policy At Birthday Dinner
In a birthday dinner speech rallying supporters, Dwight D. Eisenhower praised his administration for tenacious foreign policy and claimed no concessions to tyranny or broken pledged words. He argued against changes in foreign relations over 21 months and received loud cheers from the crowd. The event honored Eisenhower on his 72nd birthday as packed crowds filled the armory.
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Eisenhower
Over-Counter Stocks Guide From NASD Prices
A 1962 stock price guide notes unofficial bid and asked ranges sourced from NASD and other outlets. It clarifies quotations are not actual transactions and October 16 1962 is the compilation date with origin available upon request.
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National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc
Lion Traditions Discussed For Oak View Club
High Point Lions plan their 1962 White Cane drive starting tomorrow to raise funds for supporting the blind. The drive, run by North Carolina Lions clubs statewide, funds the state association formed in 1934 and grants to the North Carolina Eye Bank.
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High Point Lions
North Carolina
North Carolina State Association For the Blind
Jone
North Carolina Association
North Carolina Eye Bank
Cotton Futures Open Higher In New York
Cotton futures opened in New York trading 50 cents to $1.20 a bale above the previous close, signaling a stronger start to the session.
Panel urges national program to aid learning disabled youth
A panel links attack cases to poverty and “no book homes” with limited prenatal care and poor nutrition. It recommends a domestic peace corps, a national research institute of learning, $45 million in three years for high risk pregnancies, and ten new research centers to study biological and social factors.
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Peace Corps
Learning
Last-Minute Registration Floods Election Office
An estimated 100 voters crowded the election office yesterday to beat the deadline for updating voting records. A noted surge followed a busy Saturday with about 60 registering or transferring at the City County building basement. The books closed yesterday for the general election on November 6.
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Ike
Republican Party
Oak View Club
Dolph Price
Price
Cotton Fu
Ee Ee
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Pat Boone
Bobby Darin
Robert Mitchum
Cary Grant
Deborrah Kerr
Jean Simmons
David Niven Leslie Caron
Laurence Harvey
Geraldine Page Iis
Audie Murphy
Paramount
Greensboro Auditorium
Iwilliams
Coliseum
Thalhimers
Ellis Stone
Jules Verne
Barbara Eden Cedric Hardwicke
Peter Lorre
Richard Haydn
Barbara Luna
Billy Gilbert Herbert Marshall
Chester
Coton
Chimp
Oldsmobile
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
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