Senate study plans on smoking air pollution impact
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry announced a broad scientific study to assess health effects of smoking and air pollution. A 12 member committee will be named from 450 scientists. phase one defines health risks, phase two will propose actions. Participants include the American Cancer Society American Heart Association FDA and other groups. The study may start in mid September and will consider factors beyond tobacco such as auto exhaust.
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American Heart Association
American Medical Association
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Doctors Call for Probe of Vaccinations in Britain
Parts of England and Wales face a smallpox scare after 20 deaths linked to vaccination prompts. Dick's report shocks Britain as vaccination for children is routine in government care. He urges vaccination only for those at exposure risk and immunization during outbreaks. He notes 2.6 million babies under one year vaccinated over ten years with 27 deaths from complications. Currently about one in four infants is vaccinated.
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London
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Queen’s University
England
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Georgia Negro Leaders May End Demonstrations
Albany AP report says Georgia Negro leaders weigh suspending mass demonstrations after a protest march ended in violence. Police clashed with about 2,000 demonstrators, injuring a trooper and leading to arrests for parading without a permit. Martin Luther King Jr called the incident regrettable and suggested a temporary halt if nonviolence cannot be maintained.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Training Act Advisers Named
A Missouri advisory committee for the Training Act and Manpower Development and Training Act was named by George E. Davis. The panel, chaired by Davis, will study current and future manpower needs and recommend occupational training for unemployed individuals. Members include leaders from Missouri government agencies businesses and education groups, with a report due next Tuesday for consultation with their respective governments.
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Jefferson City
Edward Johnson
Tweelie Footwear Corp
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Missouri Conservation Commission
Joyce Powell
Ray Snodgrass
Snodgrass Men's Furnishings
Eldon
Joe Knolleyer
Knollmeyer Motors
Linn
Paul Connell
Weber Shoe Co
Tipton
Ted Lloyd
Hospital Assn
Melvin Branson
Laborers & Hadcarriers Union
Charles Hoard
Lincoln University
Isaac Johnson
State Vocational Rehabilitation
Joe Miller
Adcock’s Cafe
MDTA
Kennedy Seeks Puerto Rico Peoples Input On Independence
Kennedy urged consulting Puerto Rico's people to express any preference including independence. He called today’s commonwealth anniversary a great occasion and praised the Puerto Rican ten year achievements. Meanwhile Cpl Albert Gordon Squair, 22, left his ranch to seek medical aid after being wounded by coyotes in Horse Heaven Hills while on leave from Treasure Island.
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Jet crew dispute splinters into threats and strikes
The article outlines a bitter airline dispute over jet cockpit staffing involving Eastern Air Lines Pan American Airlines and unions. It notes offers to hire jet flight engineers on an individual basis, court restraining orders, and plans to reduce cockpit crews from four to three. Local unions threaten strikes across stations and mass demonstrations were urged by TWU leader Michael Quill.
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Ben Bella Leaders Enter Tiaret as Algerian Troops Move West
Ben Bella and three National Liberation Front members arrived in Tiaret amid crowds. Algerian army units stationed in Tunisia were reported moving westward toward Constantine under Col Houari Boumedienne. Ben Bella said the Political Bureau would run the nation and that they have given themselves authors.
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Four Rabies Cases Reported This Week
Four rabies cases were reported for the week ending July by EB. R. Price, veterinary consultant of the Missouri Division of Health. Audrain and Laclede counties reported rabid dogs, Reynolds County a rabid cow, and St. Louis County a rabid skunk. Total to date is 101, versus 125 in the same period last year.
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St. Louis
Hoffa implicated in Teamsters leadership clashes and indictments
The case outlines Anthony Provenzano’s rise in Local 560 Hoboken and 1959 promotion to international vice president, Hoffa’s failure to oust Glimco at Chicago Local 777, and revolts by members. It also notes Gross’s resignation after tax charges, Cohen’s alleged forgeries and misuse at Local 107, and Presser’s 1960 conviction affecting Cleveland and Ohio.
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Joey Glimco
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Cleveland Local 555
Ohio Conference of Teamsters
Presser
Congress
Debates on deficits deepen fears of fiscal decline
Missouri chamber forum hears warnings that rising deficits threaten political and economic freedom with a 6.3 billion dollar 1962 deficit and calls for cutting government expenses before tax cuts. The forum features Dr. J Wendell McKinsey and others while a separate accident report notes Gary Anderson, 8, injured after a bicycle collision near Jefferson City with Rev. Paul E. Leischner at fault.
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America
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Ave
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Congress
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Department of Agricultural Economy
University of Missouri
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Harding College
China
Nicholas Nyardi
Bradley University
Lormer
Department of International Studies
Geneva Sees No Substance Progress at Disarmament Talks
Geneva said it had not made progress on substantive issues since the conference began on March 12. Lord Home spoke of a renewed U S effort to resolve a stalemate on a nuclear test ban through new scientific detection devices. Soviet and U S delegates at the 17 nation meeting debated disarmament with little new ground, a diplomat said, noting both sides held firm.
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Rusk
Jefferson City Senior High Class of 1942 Reunion
The Jefferson City Senior High class of 1942 plans a reunion on August 4 at the Jefferson City Country Club. Activities start at 5 p.m. with a 7 p.m. dinner and a 3 p.m. dance. About 60 couples have reserved. James Schell is reunion chairman, with Mrs. Robert English as secretary treasurer and Dr. Fred Tietjen along with Mrs. K. C. Jones Jr. as program cochairmen.
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James Schell
Robert English
Fred Tietjen
K. C. Jones Jr
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