Cigaret Curbs Cause Dispute
Surgeon General Luther L. Terry urged Congress that more legislation is needed to regulate cigarette advertising and labeling, with the FDA as chief regulator rather than the FTC. Sen. Maurine Neuberger warned against delays that could block any regulation, while Rep. Horace Kornegay urged protecting tobacco jobs.
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Washington
Luther L. Terry
Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Trade Commission
FDA
Public Health Service
Terry
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
House Commerce Committee
Maurine B. Neuberger
D-Ore
Neuberger
FTC
North Carolina
Korengay
New Pastor Rev Randall Metz Set for Apple Grove Parish
Rev Randall J Metz will begin duties as pastor of the Apple Grove and Yellowstone Lutheran parishes in Argyle on Aug 1 succeeding Rev M A Sorenson. A Wisconsin native from Gillett he earned a BA from St Olaf College and a BD from Luther Seminary. He will be ordained July 12 in Gillett and installed Aug 5 by Rev Herbert Hanson. More than 800 languages are spoken in India with about 40 percent speaking Urdu or Hindi.
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Randall J. Metz
Apple Grove
Yellowstone Lutheran
Argyle
M. A. Sorenson
Gillett
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Luther Seminary
St. Paul
First Luthern
Minot
N. D
H. B. Kildah Jr
Metz
American Lutheran Church
Aug. S
Herbert Hanson
Wisconsin
India
Puerto Rican Family Visits at Orangeville
Dr and Mrs Benigno Rodriquez and three children from San Juan Puerto Rico stayed three days in Orangeville with Mr and Mrs Herman Busjahn. Niece of Mrs Busjahn, Mrs Rodriquez is a Lena native. Attendees included the Busjahn families from Rock Grove Rockton Brodhead Rockford Monticello Lena and Freeport with several children and relatives.
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Orangeville
Benigno Rodriquez
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Herman Busjahn
Rodriquez
Busjahn
Lena
Rodriguez
Harold Busjahn
Rock Grove
Eugene Busjahn
Rockton
Melvin Busjahn
Brodhead
Marvin Busjahn
Rockford
Kathy
Kristine
Monticello
Wis
Margaret Lutz
Guy Anderson
Freeport
Wisconsin John Doe funds approved for 1964 65 probe
The State Board on Government Operations approved 58577 in extra funds for the John Doe investigation into organized crime in Wisconsin. Of this total 44200 pays the 1964 65 salaries of five agents. 14377 goes to private counsel fees. The office has spent 35000 already and about 15 cases remain, with four to five months needed to finish. Milwaukee police focus dominates the probe according to Assemblyman Barland.
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Madison
State Board On Government Operations
Wisconsin
John Doe
Attorney General
Coun
Art League Exhibit at Stockton Memorial Park July 4
Stockton Art League will hold an Art Mart and Exhibit in Stockton Memorial Park on Saturday July 4 from 1 to 8 15 p.m. The event may be cancelled if rain occurs and will showcase over 100 works with some available for sale to stimulate local art interest.
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Stockton
Stockton Art League
Stockton Memorial Park
Pentagon Sees Equality Gains for Negro Servicemen
The Pentagon civil rights chief reports spectacular changes in treatment of Black servicemen near bases. Alfred B. Fitt says the new civil rights bill should boost gains against racial discrimination in public accommodations and explains the drive relies on persuasion and local negotiations.
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Washington
Pentagon
Alfred B. Fitt
Fitt
Associated Press
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Kolata
Carl V. Kolata
Watertown
Joseph D. Viney
Marco’s
Green County Republican Club
Times &Staff
Rev. Metz
Chrysler
Cidar
Ford
Chevrolet
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Dearth Motors, Inc
Monroe, Wis
Kohl
George Thompson
Reynolds
Art League
Equality
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