Anti Cigarette Action Ponders Across States
The article reports on moves from California to New York and Massachusetts reacting to the surgeon general’s smoking health findings. It notes Los Angeles County Hospitals’ 493 lung cancer cases prompting a report on restricting sales, a New York Senate committee review, and Massachusetts bills for warning labels and raising the age to 21.
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Doctors to Decide Defense Smoking Policy Next Week
DoD top medical officers plan a Wednesday meeting with Army Navy and Air Force surgeons general to review the Public Health Service study linking smoking to cancer and other illnesses. They will discuss a unified service policy and directives, but no final decision is guaranteed.
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Parenthood Largely Inherited Says Leading Institute
A prominent research institute finds parenthood is largely hereditary. The study suggests that if one’s parents did not have children, the odds of having children are similarly reduced.
Glenn hometown ties shape Senate bid in Ohio
In Zanesville Ohio Lt Col John H Glenn Jr seeks the Democratic nomination for U S Senate while Muskingum County New Concord and rural precincts lean heavily Republican. 1962 results show Rhodes ahead in Muskingum with 1764 votes to 933 for DiSalle in the precinct. New Concord village totals 486 to 132.
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Tumor Removal Won’t Ground Alan Shepard
America's first space traveler, Navy Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr., underwent thyroid surgery to remove a benign growth. About 20 percent of the gland was removed, tests showed no malignancy, and officials expect no change to his astronaut status.
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Alan Shepard Urged to Seek Presidential Run
Ohio Republican urges space hero Alan Shepard to return to New Hampshire and enter the Republican presidential primary after Marine Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr. decided to seek a Senate nomination. The note follows Glenn’s orbit of Earth and Shepard’s earlier spaceflight.
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Hoffa Trial Moves to Chattanooga Ground Rules Set
Government and Teamsters lawyers meet with U.S. District Judge Frank Wilson in Chattanooga to outline rules for James R. Hoffa s jury tampering trial set to begin Monday. Hoffa seeks a fair trial here after Nashville venue concerns and notes fair reporting from local papers.
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Television Highlights Tonight Listings
A 4:30pm Northwestern versus Minnesota basketball on channel 12. At 5pm Bing Crosby Golf presents the third round from Pebble Beach with defending champ Bill Casper leading. 6:30pm Winter Olympics alpine skiing with Curt Gowdy and Willy Schaeffler on channel 12. 8:30pm On Defenders the Preston team investigates a Communist suspect. 9pm Saturday Night at the Movies features James Stewart and Janet Leigh in The Naked Spur. 9:30pm Dayton versus DePaul basketball. 10:30pm Edie Adams Show guest Spike Jones and Bettie Adams. 11:20pm The Yellow Cab Man stars Red Skelton and Gloria De Haven.
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Sheppard Case Delayed As Judges Plan Writ Proceedings
A federal hearing on Samuel H. Sheppard’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus will be delayed for one to two months as Judge Carl A. Weinman coordinates procedures. The case centers on alleged constitutional violations during and after the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard. Attorneys from both sides attended the closed conference in Columbus, with potential for a retrial if the writ succeeds.
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Weather Across the United States Brings Snow and Storms
A broad weather system from the Pacific Northwest to the Northeast delivers wind rain and snow. Snow and ice affect the High Sierras northern Rockies and the Great Lakes region while temperatures plunged in Maine New Hampshire and the Northeast. Florida Georgia and the Carolinas see rain and a warming Dixie ahead.
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Don’t Ask Him Miami Traffic Confusion Tale
A Miami reporter at the Golden Glades interchange asked a parked State Trooper if many people get lost in the cloverleaf. The trooper replied, “Neighbor, I sure don’t know,” noting he himself gets lost when off State Road 9 and avoids that part of Dade County.
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Airman's Body Found After Cum berland Jet Crash
The body of T Sgt Melvin Wooten 27 tail gunner on a SAC jet bomber that crashed near Cumberland was found Friday night Wooten from Tohatchi New Mexico was the last crew member to be accounted for Maj Robert L Townley 42 radar bombardier died in the crash Maj Robert L Payne 41 Tulsa Oklahoma navigator was found dead of exposure after parachuting Pilot Maj Thomas W McCormick 42 Yawkey West Virginia Copilot Parker C Peedin 29 Smithfield North Carolina were rescued after parachuting to safety
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Tulsa
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Smithfield
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School Plea By Negroes Is Rejected
U S District Court Judge John W Peck denied a restraining order sought by 45 Negro pupils to halt Cincinnati School Board plans for building a limited number of new schools. He ruled the pupils failed to prove irreparable damage and questioned desegregation implications using city maps in testimony.
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Stanley R. McKie
OSU Dentistry Dean Resigns After Long Leadership
Dr. Wendell D. Postle resigns as dean of Ohio State University College of Dentistry effective December 31 after leading since 1938. He will stay as professor through June 30, 1965, then return to private practice begun in 1923. He reaches age 65 November 12.
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Wendell D. Postle
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Lobster Illusion: Mother Shell Misunderstood Across Text
A review clarifies a common seafood misconception by explaining that the so called mother of a lobster is not edible and refers to the inedible portion of the lobster's intestine.
Crossword Solution Clues and Answers From HORIZONT Puzzle
A compiled list of crossword clues with answers ranging from feline to negative across numbers 1 to 53. The page mirrors a 1964 era puzzle listing including entries such as the king femures synd inc credit line and various linguistic and geographical terms.
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King Femures Synd., Inc
Today In History highlights from January 18, 1964
The day marks events including New Amsterdam’s early protection ordinance, James Cook’s Hawaiian discovery, the German empire proclamation, De Forest’s vacuum rectifier patent, Malta WWII attack, Churchill’s surrender warning, and various political moments from 1964. The list spans explorers, empires, technology, war, and diplomacy.
English author T. H. White dies aboard ship in Greece
London reports that 57 year old English writer T. H. White author of The Sword in the Stone and other works died aboard a ship at Piraeus Greece today.
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T. H. White
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Greece
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