No Smoking Cancer Link Found by Industry Board
New York AP report states after six years of study the tobacco industry advisory board found no evidence linking smoking to lung cancer. The board questions why most heavy smokers do not get cancer and notes only a small fraction of excess deaths in heavy smokers are due to cancer.
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Pin Worms Infestation Warns Families in Ads
Fidgeting and nose-picking are cited as signs of pinworm infestation affecting up to four out of every five persons. The ad promotes Jayne's P-W Vermifuge tablets, claiming to reach the large intestine to kill worms with a scientific coating and a modern ingredient. Special tablet sizes are offered for children and adults.
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Robeson Announces Extended Tour to Curtain Countries
Paul Robeson appeared on Soviet TV Tuesday night to announce an extended tour of Curtain countries and Africa. He arrived in Moscow from London several days earlier.
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Horizons Crossword Clues Shared in 1961 Puzzle
The page presents a mixed theme crossword with across clues including jewel cloyed and forty w, and a vertical list featuring fuel personality and tantalum symbol. It credits 1961 King Features Syndicate and lists numerous entries such as Cleopatra, silver symbol Ag, and twilight among others.
OSU Students Back Bolton Caution On Peace Corps
Ohio State University students Mary Careno and Frank D Ray joined Rep Frances P Bolton in urging caution on the Peace Corps. They said sponsors should proceed slowly and with careful planning after a luncheon in Bolton's Washington office. One student disagreed, while others were undecided, and Ray said more answers were needed before backing the program.
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Cuba Tightens Travel Restrictions on Tourist Departures
Havana reports say Cuba has tightened travel controls for tourists. Those who have stayed in the country two days or longer must obtain military permits to leave, according to travel agencies.
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