Non-Lethal Gas Tests Reported in Viet Nam War
AP sources say U S and Vietnamese forces are experimenting with non-lethal gases in South Viet Nam including tear gas mixtures. Gas used to immobilize Viet Cong and clear areas, with issues of masks shortages and unfamiliarity among troops. Public acceptance and safety concerns cited as hurdles.
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Gun Sale Bill Set by Sen. Dodd in Congress
Washington AP report notes Senator Thomas J. Dodd introduced administration backed bills to halt mail order gun and weapon sales. He described the measures as far stronger than his prior attempts, which faced opposition from a formidable lobby in legislative history.
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Health Warnings On Cigarette Packs and Ads
Washington AP Emerson Foote urged congressional moves for clear health warnings on cigarette packages and all advertising. He cited studies linking smoking to 125000 to 300000 deaths yearly and said warnings could reduce sales without banning cigarettes. Dr Diehl supported warnings to deter youth and noted major health groups endorse warning labels and tar nicotine disclosures.
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Emerson Foote
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Harold Diehl
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Bomb scare in Birmingham ties to 1963 racial unrest
Raymond Battle, 26, who runs Smith-Gaston funeral home, found one of five homemade bombs ready to explode in Negro neighborhoods. Police stopped the devices as Army demolition experts disarmed them. An 11 year old boy, a schoolteacher, a Negro attorney, and a church parking lot witness were among those locating bombs.
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Raymond Battle
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Fred L. Calhoun
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Shirley Temple Tours Kremlin in Moscow Visit
Shirley Temple Black, former child star and wife of Charles A. Black, toured the Kremlin during a week‑long Moscow visit. She said the visit held no preconceptions and found everything new and interesting while discussing multiple sclerosis with Soviet experts. her brother suffers from the disease with no known cure.
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Shirley Temple
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Kremlin
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