Pivotal Question Shapes Cigarette Pack Warnings Debate
Federal Trade Commission chairman says warnings on packs and ads may be required to warn of health dangers. Governors and lawmakers press for labeling while tobacco firms face questions about whether firms knew their products were hazardous.
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City Girl To Serve As Student Editor
Reba Bristow of Lubbock will be the news editor for the Oklahoma Daily at the University of Oklahoma for the last eight weeks of the spring semester. She is a junior in arts and sciences majoring in journalism and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bristow of 396 2od St Lubbock.
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One Day Nationwide Strike Halts French Industry
A broad protest strike paralyzed public utilities transportation and many industries across France. Workers pressed for higher wages amid disruptions to gas coal conversion plants and shipping, with airlines limited and trains halted. Postal and telephone services slowed but continued in parts.
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Martin Named To Lea Hospital Board
Lovington special report says K Cc Martin, 38, executive assistant and office manager of Lea County Electric Cooperative, was named to the Lea County Hospital Board replacing J Campbell who resigned recently. Martin holds a business administration degree from Texas ARM and served with the Fifth Marine Division on Iwo Jima. He is a veteran and member of the First Methodist Church and a past president of the Lovington Lions Club. The county commissioners appointed him to the hospital post.
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Texas Supreme Court upholds oil well re drilling ruling
The Texas Supreme Court refused to reconsider its ruling allowing oilmen to re drill or straighten deviated wells in Gregg County and enjoined the Texas Railroad Commission from denying J S Harrington Jr permission to re drill three wells. A separate item reports a Los Fresnos bank official charged with theft of 2500 dollars.
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