Cigarette Sales Banned in Few Areas
Officials in several states ban cigarette sales in some public buildings including hospitals. Hospitals remove vending machines and display anti smoking messages. Public health departments push education while networks review policies on ads for youth.
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New York
U.S
Miriam Hospital
Providence
R. T
National Association of Broadcasters
Florida
Associated Press
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
California
Public Heath de- Department
University of Minnesota
Rochester
N.Y
Recovery in Steel to Aid U S Economy
New York reports a steel industry revival boosting the economy. Mills push output toward 115 million tons annually as modern plants cut costs. U S Steel posts $202.9 million earnings, while several majors show gains. depreciation rules and modest price increases support profits and further modernization.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
TV Reshuffle Seen, Some Shows Shaky
New York AP reports a 40 percent death rate expected for prime time programs next season far above the usual 30 percent. shaky shows include Sing Along with Mitch Rawhide and The Joey Bishop Show while new series like The New Phil Silvers Show Grinds and The Lieutenant face likely quick cancellations. NBC plans Mr Solo from Fleming and CBS plates Mark Dolphin and Dr Stryker as potential additions with more in development. CBS also announced Carol Burnett will return next season in an early evening weekly hour appearing three of four programs.
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New York
Mitch
Rawhide
Joey Bishop
Phil Silvers
James Bond
Bond
Jan Fleming
Fleming
NBC
Mr. Solo
CBS
Mark Dolphin
Dr. Stryker
Danny Kaye
Garry Moore
Carol Burnett
Carol
Steel output rebounds to highest in a decade in 1963
The era saw a rise from a prior peak of 57.8 million in 1950 with notable gains by Republic Steel Corp Armea Steel Corp and Nand Steel Co. Steel production surged to 109 million tons for the first time in over a decade since 1937.
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Republic Steel Corp
Armea Steel Corp
Nand Steel Co
Arkansas Science Foundation discussed with Webb in Little Rock
James Webb administrator of NASA met Arkansas business leaders and congressmen to discuss a proposed Arkansas Science Foundation. W M Shepherd of Arkansas Power & Light said the meeting aimed to strengthen long-range growth through technological and research advances and to encourage science education and research in the state.
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Little Rock
James Webb
National Aerontaules and Space Administration
Arkansas
Arkansas Science Foundation
W. M. Shepherd
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Shepherd
Webb
Webb to Address Arkansas Educators Amid Protest
A preliminary exploratory meeting included Sen. John McClellan and Rep. Wilbur Mills with Rep. George Miller. Webb planned a dinner in Jackson Mississippi but attendance was debated due to protests by civil rights groups over a segregated audience at a legislative welcome dinner.
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Arkansas
Shepherd
Webb
John McClellan
D-Ark
Wilbur Mills
George Miller
D-Calif
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Jackson
Miss
UN Security Council to reconvene on Kashmir dispute
United Nations officials say the Security Council will meet Monday to consider the India Pakistan Kashmir dispute amid Pakistan’s charge that India is stirring tensions that threaten world peace and India's denial of the claim.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Lucille Ball to Return to CBS in New Comedy Series
A star filled lineup for next season is anticipated with Lucille Ball likely returning to CBS in a weekly hour long comedy show. The entertainment roster for regulars on the program remains studded with notable performers.
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Lucille Ball
CBS
Faubus urges programs to keep people on Arkansas farms
Gov Orval Faubus told the Arkansas Seed Dealers Association convention that rural areas need strong support. He cited over half the population living in urban areas and urged a rural road plan, higher rural school funding, better teacher salaries, and solutions to agricultural problems to preserve rural life.
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Little Rock
Orvaldi
Faubus
Arkansas Seed Dealers Association
RFK Not Thinking of Vice Presidency Says He Will Stay AG
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy says he is not considering the vice presidency and will focus on being attorney general. He spoke at a White House news conference after a Southeast Asia mission and responded to Erie County Democratic Association's action to consider him for VP.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
White House
Erie County
N.Y
Democratic Association
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