Regulatory clash tests FTC authority over cigarette ads
The FTC battles major interests as it weighs requiring health hazard branding on cigarette ads and regulating content. Industry spokesmen argue overreach while officials cite Surgeon General findings linking smoking to lung disease. The clash pits tobacco, advertising, medical groups, and commerce interests against a historic watchdog compelled by a 387 page health report.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Old Line Regulatory Agency
American Free Enterprise
FTC
U. S
Surgeon- General's Committee On
Commission
Public Health Service
Cancer Research
Austern
Commissioners Authority
Rand Dixon
Tennessee
Tobacco Industry
Advertising Industry
American Medical Association
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Answers to 10 key Social Security questions
Sylvia Porter outlines the most misunderstood Social Security details with plain explanations. Topics include who is covered, household workers, ministers, divorced wives, dual benefits, stopping work before retirement, disability definitions, and reentry after disability.
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Social Security Office
Washington
Social Security
Aid Tapering Faces Rocky Path Through Congress
President Johnson asks 3.4 billion for foreign aid but observers expect only about 2.5 billion to clear Congress. He notes 17 nations no longer need aid and 14 near self support, signaling a taper. Critics may push for faster reduction while debates over 16 years of aid costs and global impact continue.
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Johnson
United States
Congress
Europe
France
Yugoslavia
Poland
Soviet Union
China
Prayer Objection to School Prayer Faces House Hearings
The House Judiciary Committee plans public hearings starting April 22 on constitutional amendments to overturn 1962 and 1963 Supreme Court rulings banning prayer and Bible reading in public schools. Rep. Emanuel Celler delays action via extended hearings, leveraging seniority to stall reform in this election year.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Republic
Emanuel Celler
New York
Celler
Incomes Rise as GM Plans 2 Billion Investment
Personal incomes climbed by over 2 billion dollars in February to an annual rate of 478.3 billion, signaling a sturdy economy. General Motors announced a 2 billion dollar capital program creating 50,000 new jobs, with inflation and labor demands posing risks to growth and employment.
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General Motors
Johnson
Board Drops Busing Plan Amid Integration Debate
The New York Board of Education drops or defers plans to pair Negro and white schools after parental objections. White parents protested the long bus rides, arguing the plan was foolish and disruptive to their children, and the board accordingly acknowledged the argument.
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New York Board of Education
Price of Retreat in Hungary Premised on Soviet Withdrawal
Premier Janos Kadar, installed by Soviet tanks, resists quick troop pullout. He claims the Soviet withdrawal hinges on U S forces leaving Germany, insisting no link exists between the moves. The United States supports German independence while the Soviet aids Hungary’s condition.
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Soviet Union
Hungary
Janos Kadar
United States
Germany
Thoughts For Today From P Carnegie Simpson
A devotional reflection cites I Timothy 2 6 asserting Christ as the ransom for all and notes that the fact of Christ reveals God's character by showing that God sent Jesus.
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I Timothy
Christ
God
Jesus
P. Carnegie Simpson
Harnessing the Mississippi Basin Flood Control Needed
Inez Robb argues for a comprehensive federal and possibly private partnership to control floods along the Mississippi Missouri and Ohio rivers. She criticizes piecemeal fixes and calls for a TVA style valley authority or joint effort to prevent destruction of life and topsoil loss, urging swift action despite political resistance.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee River
Wou
Johnson
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio Basin
Washington
Great Mississip Basin
Ivate
United States
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mid-South
Gulf of Mexico
Fear of high places term quiz
The Q and A explain hypsophobia as a fear of high places. It clarifies acrophobia as the fear of being at a great height.
US Seeks U N Reform to Curb Irresponsible Majorities
Washington launches search for a way to limit one nation one vote in the General Assembly. Dean Rusk and Harlan Cleveland explore options to prevent small powers from dominating decisions with 10 percent of world population. Possible ideas include internal sub-bodies or delegated powers to ensure major powers retain critical voice.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
General Assembly
U. N
Assembly
State Department
Dean Rusk
Harlan Cleveland
U.N
Ghana
United Staes
Soviet Union
Mirror Mind Debates Deer Hunting Dangers and LQ Changes
A Minnesota Heart Association study links deer hunting energy to heart deaths being three times higher than accidental deaths. Tests on 47 men over 40 showed 11 percent with ECG abnormalities after simulating heavy exertion. The piece also notes playgrounds ease parental stress and cites Arlington adult play spaces. It concludes with findings that LQ scores can rise with education and time, especially among aggressive youths.
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Minnesota Heart Association
Election Dates for Lawton and Comanche County
A calendar lists key election dates for residents. March 24 school board elections. April 7 county commissioner district 3 special general and Lawton council if needed. May 5 primary election with right to work referendum. November 3 general election.
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Lawton
Comanche County
School District Board of Education
Lawton City
Political Announcements for Local Offices
Republican Claud Martin for County Commissioner District 3. Democrat John P. Fullerton for State Representative. John B. McTaggart for Sheriff. Forest McClung also listed.
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Claud Martin
John P. Fullerton
John B. McTaggart
Forest McClung
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