Government cautions on tobacco film amid health concerns
The piece condemns an Agriculture Department film promoting smoking as a joy, noting Surgeon General warnings and a health campaign against tobacco. It cites policy tensions with international promotion and political calls to restrict tobacco publicity.
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Agriculture Department
Aas
U.S
Agriculture
Gardner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Magnuson
Congress
Surgeon General
Cassius Clay Questions Draft 1-A Reclassification
Cassius Clay, heavyweight champion, laments being kept at 1-A after two examinations and rejections. He argues he can aid the country as a prizefighter more than as a soldier and questions draft fairness and the idea of paying him 80 dollars a month toward jet planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Clay
Brave Are Never Defeated From Jim Bishop
Parents hurry to church services as Solon Earnest and wife attend nightly. Byron 22 and Curtis 20 serve in the Army. Twins Robert and Richard 15 run routes while Roland 12 and Wayne 9 wrestle, all under one family’s quiet Sunday night routine.
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Mr. Earnest
Roland
Dr. Perlmutter
God
Wayne
Roland Earnest
Solon Earnest
Highland Park Baptist Church
Byron
Curtis
Robert
Richard
New System Of Choosing Federal Judges Urged
The piece argues for an independent nonpartisan commission to submit a panel of qualified candidates to the president, replacing the current single-name ABA process. It cites public demand for reform, party politics in appointments, and the need to restore confidence in the judiciary.
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Washingto
Congress
American Bar Association
National Conference of Local Bar Association
Chicago
Ben R. Miller
Board of Governors
American Bar Association Committee
Miller
U.S
ABA Federal Judiciary Committee
United States
Inflation Threatens Great Society Amid Military and Medicare Push
Ruth Montgomery argues inflation worsens the Great Society as the armed services draft more doctors and recruit nurses, Medicare expands for seniors, and a nurse shortage grows. She notes higher war costs and tax reinstatement threaten economic stability and pension purchasing power.
Auto license drive aids Kennedy School for the Deaf
Readers are asked to drop 1965 license plates at stations or home of Mrs. Demostenes for sale proceeds benefiting the Kennedy School for the Deaf in Dayton. Money funds teacher education and equipment for deaf students. participation is voluntary and supported by local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy School For the Deaf
Dayton
Paul Demostenes
Jackson Lane
Demostenes
Kennedy School
Middletown readers thanked for support after house fire
A letter from local residents thanks Middletown neighbors for help after a house fire that destroyed their home two weeks ago. The writers criticize Senator Stephen M Young and praise opposing Ohio figures Wayne L. Hays Robert E Sweeney for views on the Vietnam War while defending veterans groups.
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Stephen M. Young
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Robert E. Sweeney
Viet Nam
Senator Young
Legion
Hays and
Sweeney
Wave Of The Future Sparks Isolationist Fever In America
Paul Harvey argues Americans are fed up with foreign entanglements and dime-store diplomacy. He cites campus protests, diplomatic embarrassments, and calls to end aid while urging renewed focus on home needs and restraint in international meddling. He warns Congress and the Administration to curb foreign programs or risk widespread voter backlash.
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Congress
Viet Nam
George McGovern
Senate
United States
Truman
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