Smokers Do Worse in School Says NY Educator
A New York biologist reports a Rochester East Ridge High School survey found smoking teens perform poorly in academics and attendance. George E Caraker cites links between smoking and weaker memory and personality disorders due to toxins in cigarette smoke.
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Viet Nam Reveals Din Ngo Beach Property Profits
Saigon reports that the Ngo family coastal properties in Qui Nhon yielded about two million piastres annually, mostly from rentals to Americans. Can, brother of Ngo Dinh Diem, is imprisoned awaiting trial. all Ngo family estates and agents’ holdings have been confiscated. total value believed near twenty million dollars.
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Radio Waves From Jupiter Report Stuns Soviet Science
Moscow reports from UPI indicate Soviet scientists claim detection of radio waves bounced from Jupiter. The event is linked to Colombia's 1963 coffee export history and a claim of signals traveling one round trip over about 720 million miles.
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Fragmented OCR Weather Notice With Unreadable Segments
Weather forecast appears garbled with multiple misspellings and broken terms. Readable items mention temperatures and region cues but lack coherent data. The article presents a broken forecast fragment with unclear dates and locations, requiring reconstruction from context.
Japan Train Builders Eye Big S F Contract
Tokyo reports Japanese train designers plan to bid on the San Francisco Bay Area rapid transit project in 1969. They expect U S cities to spend about 100 billion dollars on rapid transit over the next decade and seek a foothold in U S markets despite buy American sentiment.
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BBC's Week That Was Satire Show Ends
London reports the BBC will end That Was the Week That Was four months early after concerns the satire could affect the upcoming election. BBC official Kenneth Adam says the decision was not partisan pressure, amid widespread skepticism.
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Fatal Crash Kills Woman in Wilmington
Fatal crash claims the life of Ebsia Detal 35 of 416 McDonald Ave Wilmington late Saturday. Her car struck a parked truck near Alameda Street and Monroe Street in Doain.
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Collision Kills Motorcyclist, 15
Ronald Charles Ernsberger, 15, of Whittier, died after a 7 24 p m collision between his motorcycle and two trucks. Dense smoke over Tapert Highway and Casa Linda Ave. East Long Beach, Yorba Linda area, due to a nearby grass fire near the California dairy in Cypress. Firemen controlled the fire within 30 minutes at St Jude’s Hospital in Fullerton.
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Half of Moscow Budget to Go for Housing
Moscow adopts a 1964 65 budget of two billion rubles with half to housing. Plans include building six miles of trolley lines and seven lines of subways. Moscow aims to add 220 000 apartments as a major city planning effort while New York weighs a much larger fiscal plan for 3 3 billion dollars in spending and a 500 million capital budget.
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What I Believe and Why Personal Beliefs of President Johnson
In a significant article Johnson states his personal beliefs written while serving in the US Senate with Kennedy. He argues against libeling Americans by labels, critiques excessive taxes, and says the highest purpose of governmental policy. Readers are urged to buy the January issue of Reader's Digest.
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Wood Alcohol Poisoning Kills Philadelphian
Philadelphia report confirms a 45 year old man, Campbell Pitts, died from suspected wood alcohol poisoning. The death follows a string of similar fatalities in skid row since late November, with two women among the victims. Doctors at Hahnemann Hospital identified Pitts as a former alcoholism patient and await autopsy results to confirm canned heat as the cause.
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