Even One Cigarette Can Be Harmful Says Dr Lamb
Reader letters discuss tobacco risks with Dr. Lamb arguing any cigarette amount harms health. Dr. Lamb counters that even small use is harmful and urges quitting. The exchange covers coughing, cell changes, and the danger of inhaling others smoke, plus a note on exercise and longevity.
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Dr. Lamb
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Arkansas Event Listings Chronicle 1900s Style
On the Road in Arkansas surveys a schedule of fairs rodeos pageants and contests across the state from June through July including the American Baptist Convention in Little Rock the Arabian Horse Show at Barton Coliseum the Fort Smith Symphony in Fort Smith and numerous county fairs rodeos and junior events such as the Miss Malvern pageants the Johnson Co Peach Festival in Clarksville and the Mt. Home Folk Festival with notes of dates and venues across Bentonville Malvern Camden Texarkana Prescott Crossett and Van Buren.
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American Baptist Convention
Hall of Industry
Fairgrounds
Little Rock
Barton Coliseum
Fort Smith Symphony
Fort Smith
Johnson Co
Clarksville
Benton Lo. Jr
Bentonville
Siloam
Malvern
Conway
Camden
Television Logs of a Busy Weekend Schedule
A dense list of TV programs across days with channels and times, including talk shows, dramas, movies, cartoons, news, sports, and religious programs, featuring Buck Owens, Perry Mason, Sesame Street, Mister Rogers, Brady Bunch, and many others. The long grid lists show titles, hosts, and broadcast blocks spanning 6:00 to midnight with multiple channels and segments.
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Felony Squad
Buck Owens
Washington Week
Victory by reading cards in Mollo analysis of bridge hand
Victor Mollo demonstrates advanced card reading in a hand toppling the ordinary four spades. He ruffs hearts, tests diamonds for information, then corects to a complete three spades six hearts one diamond and three clubs, ruffing and dropping the jack to secure the remaining tricks.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
Fred Karpin
Victor Mollo
John Q
Victor
West
Ace
West Germany sees more deaths than births in 1972
In Wiesbaden AP reports West Germanys 1972 statistics show 730000 deaths surpassing 701000 births for the first time since 1949. The Federal Statistics Office notes the population at 63 million as the trend continues.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
West Germany
Federal Republic
Federal Statistics Office
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