U S Panel Warns Smoking Kills Early
A ten member federal panel reports smoking cigarettes is a major health hazard and a leading cause of lung cancer and death. It cites increased risks with more cigarettes and longer duration, notes some links to heart disease and emphysema, and calls for remedial action. Surgeon General Luther Terry discusses the findings and potential actions.
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Washington
United States
Luther Terry
U.S. Public Health Service
This Texan's Debts Exceed $20 Million
Paul Amos Sandblom filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Corpus Christi Texas as ten creditors seek a receivership claiming more than 20 million dollars in total indebtedness from dealing in discounted mortgages and notes. A U S commissioner issued a warrant for his arrest for allegedly using the mails to sell securities without proper SEC registration while authorities pursue his location. Luther Jones Sandblom's attorney said he expects his client to return, insisting he is not fleeing.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Paul Amos
Sandblom
U.S
James Martin
Securities Exchange Commission
FBI Joins In Hunt For Fayette Bank Robbers
FBI agents joined Fayette County authorities in the search for two robbers who stole about $1100 Friday from the Farmers Bank of Good Hope eight miles southeast of Washington Court House Ohio.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
FBI
Fayette County
Farmers Bank of Good Hope
Here
Mrs. Mallory Heads Back To Carolina Trial
Mrs. Willie Mae Mallory, 35, Brooklyn native and defendant in a Monroe North Carolina kidnapping case, is being moved to Monroe to face trial after a Cleveland transfer prompted by threats. She had argued she could not get a fair trial in North Carolina and feared lynching. A small demonstration greeted the transfer as deputies relocated her from the county jail.
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Cleveland
Willie Mae Mallory
Monroe
N.C
Brooklyn
N.Y
D. S. Griffin
Union County
North Carolina
Brunswick
James J. McGettrick
Cuyahoga County
Mallory
U. S. Supreme Court
McGettrick
State Senator Seeks Full Term In 5th-6th District
Wilmington Ohio AP Max H Dennis Republican who was appointed to fill the unexpired State Senate term of Lowell Fess who resigned announced Friday he will seek re election from the 5th 6th District Dennis served in the House five terms.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Max H. Dennis
Senate
Lowell Fess
Dennis
Nuclear warheads readied for Canada bases
Ottawa reports that nuclear weapons storage facilities for CF101 Voodoo squadrons will be built at Chatham New Brunswick Bagotville Quebec Comox British Columbia and a deployment base at Val d Or Quebec with delivery expected late this year a spokesman said
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Ottawa
Chatham
N.B
Bagotville
Que
Comox
B.C
Val d’Or
GOP Parley Ends as Dems Open Their Convention Calls
Washington AP report says GOP leaders close a week of meetings with key candidates including Rockefeller Romney Scranton and Goldwater. Rockefeller seeks DC GOP support for 1964 convention votes while Goldwater plans a Columbus fundraiser. Democrats plan delegate allocations in Atlantic City and Daley City for the August convention with bonus votes for states voting Democratic in 1960.
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Washington
GOP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
District of Columbia
Goldwater
Columbus
Ohio
Atlantic City
N.J
Republican National Committee
Daley City
San Francisco
Cow Palace
State of the Union
Johnson
Congress
Senate
New Hampshire
New State Phone Setup Consolidates Switchboards in Columbus
Effective today outside calls to most state government offices in downtown Columbus can be made without a central switchboard. Fourteen switchboards are consolidated into one main board with five operators. The information line is 469-2000, replacing the former Capital 1-1265 routing to extensions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senators Debate Rules Reforms Amid Inaction
Washington AP Senators pressed a rules change to curb rambling debates but left for the weekend without final action. Pastore touted a three hour focus while Dirksen warned it could hobble deliberation. A modified plan was accepted though no vote occurred.
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House
Senate
Sen
John
Pastore
Cold Snap Hits Florida Georgia and Midwest Snows Persist
Associated Press weather report notes subfreezing lows across Florida and the South with snow in the Northeast and Midwest. Tallahassee records 39 degrees after a 28 degree high, frost possible inland, and widespread snow up to 25 inches in the Cascades.
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Associated Press
Florida
South
Midwest
Tallahassee
Fla
Mercury
The
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Tennessee
Cascades
Washington State
New York
North Dakota
Minnesota
Canal Zone Sovereignty Is Main Issue
Panamas break in relations with the United States over the canal treaty sparked deadly unrest and arrests in Panama City. The U N Security Council and OAS led diplomatic efforts while U S envoys urged restraint. Panamanian officials reported U S troops opened fire with casualties limited to injured civilians.
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Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Organization of American States
OAS
Washington
Roberto Chiari
Galileo Solis
U.S
Johnson
Chiari
Mann
Vance
Soviet Signs Big Grain Deal
The Soviet Union signed a contract to buy one million tons of U.S. wheat. Tass reported the agreement was signed in Moscow by Leonid Matveyev, head of Exportkhleb, and Roy Folk, vice president of Continental Grain Corp.
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London
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Moscow
Leonid Matveyev
Exportkhleb
Foreign Trade Organization of the
U.S.S.R
Roy Folk
Continental Grain Corp
Iron Curtain Wheat Sales May Exceed Estimates
Washington reports tentative offers for about 150 million bushels of U S wheat to Soviet bloc and satellites worth around 300 million dollars. Commerce Department licenses 104 million for Russia, with total licenses and deals to Russia and satellites at 271 million and 29 million respectively.
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Washington
U.S
Iron Curtain
Soviet Union
Commerce Department
Russia
Europe
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Son Is Prime Suspect In Shooting Of Parents
A 15 year old son is the prime suspect in the Granville murder of Harold and Carol Leasure. Sheriff Koontz said ballistics on three rifles found at the home will determine next steps. Brother David, 17, was released. Double funeral services set for Monday at Morrow Crouse Funeral Home.
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Logan
Granville Rt. 2
Licking County
John Koontz
Danny J. Leasure
Harold Leasure
Leasure
Danny
David
Granville
Morrow Crouse Funeral Home
Leasures
William Stewart
Oak Grove
Carol Jean Leasure
Lancaster
Floyd H
Mary Kathryn Dyarman
First Lady Lyndon Johnson Visits Scranton Wilkes-Barre Area
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson tours a distressed Pennsylvania region to support anti poverty work. She inspects retraining projects visits Goldsmith Mills and Wyoming Technical Institute and dedicates a Wilkes College science building. Dr Frank Graham to give the keynote.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Johnson
Wilkes College
Capitol
Capitol, and There Is Much Talk That Mrs. Johnson
Eleanor Roosevelt
White House
Mrs. Johnson
ARA
Goldsmith Mills
Wyoming Technical Institute
Frank Graham
U.S
North Carolina
College Fund Release OK'd
Ohio University will receive 198 840 to plan a 3 18 million library project while Cincinnati and Akron plan science and engineering facilities. Kent State will fund planning for a classroom building home economics facility preliminaries and a steam boiler installation. Ohio State leads with the largest initial 5 million authorization.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Board of Regents
Ohio University
Kent State
Cincinnati
Akron
Ohio State
Judge Sentences Pair To Mansfield For Burglary
Two youths James D. Tremper and Jerry L. Schultz were sentenced by Judge Harley Meyer to indeterminate terms at the Mansfield Reformatory for burglarizing the Wooden Shoe tavern on December 25. Both waived counsel grand jury action and jury trial and pleaded guilty to Logan police charges.
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Mansfield Reformatory
Harley Meyer
James D. Tremper
Logan Rt
Jerry L. Schultz
East St
Meyer
Wooden Shoe Tavern
Logan
Community Chest Annual Meeting Set for Jan 20
The Hocking County Community Chest trustees will hold their annual meeting at 8 p.m. on Monday January 20 at the Red Cross office 43 North Walnut Street. The gathering aims to elect new trustees and officers for the corporation.
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Community Chest
The
Hocking County Community Chest
Red Cross
Walnut St
Mrs Wilma Wahl Seeks Hocking County Recorder Post
Mrs Wilma Wahl of Logan Route 2 announces her candidacy for Hocking County recorder in the 1964 election. A former deputy from 1939 to 1943 under her father Herman Bratton, she and her husband Carl own Carl's Market at 498 West Hunter Street. Their son Don is a freshman at Ohio University.
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Wilma Wahl
Logan Rt. 2
Hocking County Recorder
Recorder’s Office
Herman Bratton
Completion Of Interior Work At Armory Due By Mid February
The interior work on the National Guard armory in the East Gate Industrial Park should finish by mid February. Building superintendent Carrol Frye of Steward Construction Co. said glass, doors, gas, water and electricity are in. Temporary heaters are in place. permanent heating should be hooked up by next Friday, with interior painting to start by Feb 1 if weather allows. Driveway, parking area grading and cement lay are weather dependent, likely delaying full completion until spring.
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National Guard
East Gate
Carrol Frye
Steward Construction Co
Marion
Frye
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Health Service
Terry
U.S. Atty
Scott T. Cook
Luther Jones
Fayette
Mrs. Mallory
Carolina
Bruce Stegall
Canada
O. Pastore
R.I
Hugh Scott
Everett M. Dirksen
Hocking Valley
Canal Zone
Soviet
Herman H. Leasure
Ross County
Clarence D
Lenora Congreve Leasure
Glenn
Clarence
Bremen
Harold
Howard
Ray
Charles
Ruby Williams
Carmen Bowers
Lady Bird
Mansfield
County Recorder
Armory
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