Left Hand Right Hand Working At Odds On Smoking Policy
The piece notes a federal paradox with HEW warning of health risks and the Agriculture Department promoting tobacco. It cites $4.4 million spent to discourage smoking versus $28.4 million to subsidize tobacco exports and $5 million on research to boost cigarette appeal, totaling over $60 million.
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American Medical Association
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Department of Agriculture
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Black Panthers coloring book sparks condemnation in San Francisco
Critics say the extremist issue shows distorted thinking within some militants while the wider Negro community rejects hate and violence. A San Francisco paper notes only a few books circulated before leaders pulled them, and a mother affirms the community’s rejection of such material.
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Buckley Blasts Grapes Boycott In Sharp Solicitous Tirade
William F Buckley Jr writes to Ethel Kennedy criticizing Cesar Chavez and the California grape boycott, arguing wages are high, farms are family owned, and a boycott could cost thousands of jobs. He mocks the socialite gala in Southampton and urges avoiding political committees linked to Ford family and Plimpton.
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Ann Ford Uzielli
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George Plimpton
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James Nivens
Zsa-Zsa Gabor
Books for Vietnamese children sought by U S aid worker
John Pieratt, longtime Middletown electrician, now supervises and trains Vietnamese linemen in Da Nang. He asks for American school books for local children to aid reading writing and arithmetic. Call 422-8174 to donate. limited shipping.
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South Vietnam
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Senate Resolution on national commitment in foreign policy debated
The Senate voted 70 to 16 on a resolution defining a national commitment and how treaty or statute creates one. Senator Fulbright supported Nixon's Vietnam withdrawal remarks as an implied commitment, while the measure urges legislative authorization for such actions. Presidents have relied on prior treaties and resolutions, with Congress capable of ending the Gulf of Tonkin resolution. critics warn the advisory measure could hinder diplomacy and executive prerogatives.
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Middletown News Schedules Subscriptions
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Kennedy Aims for 1976 Not 1972 in View
Joseph Alsop reports growing belief that Senator Edward Kennedy will not run for president in 1972. He plans a later bid in 1976, arguing Nixon is a tough opponent and that a broader realignment may favor Kennedy then. Kennedy withdraws from the limelight while evaluating liberal currents and voter concerns.
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