Cigarette Label Ruling Faces Court Challenge
FTC orders warnings on cigarette packs and advertising as the rule takes effect in 1965. Industry leaders vow swift court action to block or limit the labeling requirement. Senate voices and industry figures indicate strong opposition and legal fight ahead.
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Federal Trade Commission
Ase Ae Hale
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FTC
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Berst Jordan
D- NC
Fede
Tobacco
Sen
San Antonio Storms Ravage Coast Cities
A severe weather system lashed coastal cities with lightning heavy rain and strong winds. Reports confirm multiple tornadoes touched down near Houston while other areas experienced hail and localized flooding. Officials warned residents to seek shelter and monitor updates as the storm progressed.
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Houston Area
Boy 12 Hangs Self in San Antonio After Twister Damage
A 12 year old boy Cecil Cari was found dead at home after a tornado near Elmendorf and Sopa southeast of the city. Police and Justice of the Peace report the body hung by a tie from a closet door with a wooden shoe box nearby. investigators say the scene suggests suicide and a coroner’s verdict was anticipated. The boy’s family resides at 216 Mth SE.
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Begging to Be Heard: Outgrows Knee Pants Lunch Program
A garbled OCR text shows a Salt Lake City administrator arguing that a school lunch program and student welfare justify state investment. The fragment references a child reaching adulthood, better conduct, and taxpayer impact in an economic context.
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Salt Lake Ci
Uta
Food State Board
Man Granted New Trial Amid Conviction Appeal
A court in Labbe County orders a new hearing after an error in writing a one year sentence following the original conviction. The case centers on the trial court’s handling and the verdict’s implications for retrial.
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Austin
Teds
Labbe County
Commission Denies Report Due Shortly On JFK Assassination
Washington AP reports that a commission investigating President John F. Kennedy's assassination spoke Wednesday night about a report due shortly. The commission heads urged patience as officials prepare a final assessment.
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Commission
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Lee
Moonlight blackout blocks many observers
An astronomer from the American Museum notes a solar eclipse effect as the Moon moves between the Earth and Sun. The cone shadow spans about 5,100 miles in diameter and slowly traverses the lunar face, creating a blackout for many observers during the event.
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Astronomer of the American Museum
House Puts Skids On Medicare Health Plan Backed
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a health care proposal linked to Social Security for the aged despite opposition. Representative Cecil R. Hing of California helped push the plan, while others urged removing health care from Social Security reform. A voice vote adopted the measure, blocking President Johnson’s broader Medicare ambitions for now.
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East Fashington
House
Johnson
Cecil R. Hing
D-Calif
Aboe
Senate
King
John W. Byres
Leonain
Jury hears two confessions in murder case
In York, eleven men and one woman await execution after a youth admits to visiting Barbara's home before the crime. Detectives say Mitchell confessed to the killing and claimed intent to die, as the jurors hear two separate confessions shaping the case.
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York
Mitchell
Barbara
Storm and fear halt search for 3 missing civil rights workers in Mississippi
federal and local officers swarmed rural Mississippi area as rain and fear of race violence forced an early halt to the intensive search. Authorities would not confirm progress while they questioned residents and searched farm buildings amid the disappearance of Allen W. Dale and two others, with officials consulting in Jackson about the racial situation.
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Mississippi
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Dala Xaid Laboratory
Allen W. Dalle
Ive
Len W
Jackson
Paul Johnson
John Lewiz
Loop
Meridian
Dulles
White House
FBI
Terry Road Crash Fatal Multi Vehicle Tragedy Reported
Fragmented account notes a deadly three to four vehicle crash on Terry Road near Meridian, with several youths involved. Emmett Til and Mack Charles among the injured. minor injuries treated and released. Heavy rain delayed official follow up as authorities investigated, while other details remain unclear from garbled text.
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Prayer text fragment evokes religious expression with phrases thanking God and addressing a father figure. The readable portion centers on gratitude and reverence. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable beyond generic spiritual language.
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