Inventor Strickman Sues NBC Over Filter Claims
New York AP Robert L Strickman says NBC defamed him by questioning his cigarette filter and will sue for 100 million dollars. He expects Columbia University to join the suit though a university spokesman says no action is planned.
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Two-Year Bible Reading Program Starts January
Springfield Missouri UPI reports many of the 8 506 Assemblies of God churches in the United States begin the second half of the Read the World Bible reading plan January 1. The program, promoted by the Spiritual Life Evangelism Commission at AG headquarters, has participants reading the Old Testament once and the New Testament twice with one or two chapters daily.
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Britain pressed to seek stronger U S ties after veto
Britain faces a setback as France blocks Britain's Common Market bid at a Brussels meeting. Five member states push to start talks, while Britain vows to persist and seek consultations. Across Britain calls grow for closer U S ties amid the bloc’s rejection.
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Delaware Board rules on student appearance in schools
The Delaware Board of Education overruled Delmar High School officials who barred a 17 year old student for long hair. The action clarifies that public school officials cannot regulate a student's stress and appearance based on hair length.
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Hershey stands firm on draft law change over antiwar demos
Selective Service Director Lewis B. Hershey refuses to alter his interpretation of the draft law regarding demonstrators unless Congress amends it. In a letter to Rep John Moss, Hershey says disagreement with Congress over intent is fundamental and urges an amendment if lawmakers disagree. Kennedy has proposed a bill to bar using the draft to punish demonstrators, but prospects are slim.
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Taos Stamp Drive Licks Gift Problem For Needy Children
In Taos New Mexico a seven year old campaign uses loose trading stamps to buy toys and necessities for about 2500 children. Mrs Hilda Street started the effort with ten stamp books and grew the effort with local help and a candy firm donation. Stamp licking begins in September and takes about a month to complete. Sir Winston Churchill was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953.
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