Humphrey Announces Third Presidential Bid for 1972
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey formally announces his third bid for the presidency. He pledges to end the Vietnam War and rebuild the nation with emphasis on schools hospitals nurseries and libraries. He plans to enter the Pennsylvania primary on April 25 and campaigns in Florida and New Hampshire.
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Associated Press
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White House
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Pennsylvania
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New York
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Hitler
America
Paul N. McCloskey
New Hampshire
McCloskey
John Ashbrook
Ohio
ABC
Smokers Not Only Sufferers
The surgeon general warns Americans still smoke despite cancer and heart risks and urges continued cessation for health protection. A 226 page Public Health Service report to Congress says nonsmokers in smoke filled rooms face carbon monoxide levels above limits and that reducing monoxide, nicotine and tar is primary in safer cigarettes.
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U.S
Public Health Service
Congress
Jesse L. Steinfeld
Frank Moss
Senate
Terrorists Hit Utapao Base in Thailand, U S Claims
Terrorists slipped into Utapao air base near Bangkok and damaged two B52s but no American casualties were reported. Saigon reports varied casualty figures from a Qui Nhon rally grenade attack as 12 to 100+ dead and 115 to 1,155 wounded.
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Laos
Cambodia
U.S
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Gulf of Thailand
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Qui Nhon
U.S. Et
Nguyen van Chuc
Binh Dinh
Tourists Protest Hair Rule in Singapore
Tourists complain about Singapore crackdown on long hair with an official explanation sought from Canberra. An Australian traveler faced a two day haircut deadline but planned to leave the island, while transit passengers at Changi were reportedly targeted.
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Australian High Commission
Sngapore
Canberra
Lost Years Found New Picture Of Egypt Revealed
Archaeologists using a computer reconstruct ancient temples say Nefertiti may have been more powerful than the pharaoh. The study covers six lost years from 1367 to 1361 B.C. showing a vibrant period with new religion rituals and intense temple building. The Penn project began in 1965, cost $600,000, and aims to map decisive but little known episodes of Egyptian history.
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Philadelphia
Nefertiti
The
Nile
Ray W. Smith
University of Pennsylvania
Smith
Egypt
Plane Crashes in Indonesia Killing 14 on Training Flight
An Indonesian Air Force C-130 carrying 21 people on a training flight crashed Saturday night in a mountainous area near Bandung, the capital of West Java. The air force said 14 bodies were recovered Sunday, with seven believed missing as the search continues.
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Jakarta
Bandung
West Java
Unclear Weather Outlook Through Tomorrow
The forecast notes above normal temperatures persist with partly cloudy skies tonight. Lows will be in the lower 30s and tomorrow’s highs under fair skies are expected to reach the mid 40s.
Those Little Cigar Ads May Be In Trouble
Washington Senator Frank Moss targets small cigar TV ads as potentially violating cigarette bans and taxes. Moss seeks new legislation while tobacco official William Kloepfer argues cigars differ from cigarettes. He signals possible changes to cigarette definitions.
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Utah
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Moss
William Kloepfer
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Tobacco Institute
Kloepfer
Tijuana Tiparillo
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