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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1970

Page

18

Tobacco industry attacks ACS over smoking dogs cancer claim

Horace R. Kornegay of the Tobacco Institute accuses the American Cancer Society of a possible hoax by reporting beagle dogs exposed to cigarette smoke developed lung cancer. He notes the study has not been published in major journals and cites disagreements over methods and data.

Washington Tobacco American Cancer Society Horace R. Kornegay The Tobacco Institute Inc Congress Cancer Society Kornegay Journal of the American Medical Association New England Journal of Medicine E. Cuyler Hammond Tobacco Industry Tobacco Institute

Tupamaros Bungle Kidnaping

Tupamaros guerrillas abducted and released an ice cream shop owner in Montevideo and attempted to seize two Uruguayan society figures, including Jockey Club president Aurelio Rodriguez Larreta, while another group probed a private bank leader Bernado Supervielle. The Tupamaros also hold U.S. expert Claude L. Fly and Brazilian consul Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide, demanding prisoner releases. The government refuses.

Montevideo Tupamaro Sunacy Francisco Viqueiro Aurelieno Rodriguez Larreta Jockey Club Bernardo Supervielle Uruguay Supervielle Tupamaros U.S Claude L. Fly Aloysio Mares Dias Gomide

Politicians Struggle as Sports TV Dominates Weekend

New York AP reports TV schedules were ripped by baseball World Series and major league football, hurting political campaign visibility. The piece notes NBC World Series coverage and the rise of network and local interview shows as campaigns seek airtime amid sports weathering. Also included is a review of ABCs The Most Deadly Game and several legal notices and bids for school buses amid local court actions.

NEW York Warriors of the Diamond Gridiron NBC ABC Ralph Bellamy George Maharis Yvette Mimeaux

Illinois Official Dies at 68 Powell’s death shocks Illinois politics

Springfield AP reports Secretary of State Paul Powell, 68, longtime Democratic leader and three time Illinois House Speaker, died Saturday in Rochester Minnesota after a Mayo Clinic checkup. His state career spanned 36 years, with 4000-employee secretary of state office. Powell’s passing reshapes succession as Republican Gov Ogilvie will appoint his successor. Powell served 30 years in the House, was known as a forceful leader, and held roles as Democratic minority leader and secretary of state since 1964.

Phil Spitalny Evelyn Springfield Ill Paul Powell Illinois Will le Capitol Powell Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic Richard B. Ogilvie Secretary of State

No Survivors in C130 Crash

Taipei AP reports that all 43 US Air Force personnel aboard a four-engine Hercules C130E died when the passenger and cargo flight from Taipei to Chiangchinang Air Base crashed near a 6,200 foot Formosan mountain top about 20 miles south of Taip.

Taipei US Air Force Air Force Chiangchuankang Air Base Formosa Taip

TV Tonight Highlights And Movie Lineup Listings

The schedule lists guests and programs on channels 2 5 7 9 12 22 with titles such as Gunsmoke Young Lawyers and Mayberry R F D. It notes guest stars Walter Brennan John Payne Tim Conway Doris Day Carol Burnett and Lew Ayres with prime time films including Kill or Be Killed Lady L Madame X The Best of Everything and Thirty Day Princess along with a Green Bay at San Diego football game and a 1934 Cary Grant Sylvia Sidney feature.

Lady L Paul Newman Sophia Loren Madame X John Forsythe Lana Turner Hope Lange Suzy Parker Diane Baker Sylvia Sidney Cary Grant

Measles Epidemic Averted by Rapid Immunization

Atlanta report cites National Center for Disease Control saying a predicted German measles epidemic for the early 1970s may be averted as about 16 million children have already been immunized in an 18 month nationwide program. Dr Jesse Steinfeld notes the effort has reached more than a quarter of the nation's children. Pregnant mothers who contract rubella risk deformed or ailing babies.

Atlanta, Ga National Center For Disease Control NCDC Nize Jesse Steinfeld The U.S. Public Health Service

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