Smoker's Dilemma: No Clear Answer From Industry Research
The cigarette industry funds science since seven years, seeking medical answers on whether smoking damages life expectancy. Despite $100 million spent and a dedicated advisory board, researchers fail to prove a direct cause and effect linking cigarette use to lung cancer and heart disease beyond associations.
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Tobacoe
Indepereiecs Vo
Neepers
Bacco Industry
Tee
Oerence Cook Little
T.lr.c. Gene
Miyeee Ces
Michigan
Maine
Gee Pye American Association
Secey Research
Pee Pie
Roscoe B. Gsegsue
Little
Upes
Tlr.c
Housing measure revised with down payment requirement
Sparkman's substitute restores a housing aid provision by a 47 to 42 vote. The plan imposes a down payment on a 15000 dollar home, about 555 dollars, with a 3 percent first tier and 10 percent above 13500. Support shifted among Democrats Church Long Symington and Republican Fong.
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Sparkman
Gore
Frank Church
Idaho
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
West Berlin Crisis Deepens in Soviet Demands
The article reports intensified Soviet pressure on West Berlin following Khrushchev's Vienna warning to Kennedy about Berlin as a bone of contention. It notes Moscow delivering notes to the American, French, and British embassies and the Western reply affirming they will remain in Berlin.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
West Berlin
Moscow
Soviet Tass Broadcast Criticizes Atlantic Pact Actions
A Tass Moscow broadcast claims the Atlantic Treaty Organization seeks to undermine the Kennedy Khrushchev talks and pressures Western powers over the Soviet stance. It asserts a coordinated Western effort to thwart progress in East West negotiations.
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Tass News Ag
Moscow
Ccey Atlantic Treaty Organizations
Kennedy-Khrushchow
Dyer Installed President of Delta Nu Alpha Chapter
Jack S. Dyer was installed president of the Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Monroe Chapter at the Virginia Hotel banquet. Officers include J. H. Rogers as vice president and John Gooch as secretary treasurer. Certificates were awarded to nine for completing the Traffic Management Course.
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Jack S. Dyer
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation
West Monroe
Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity
Monroe
Tom Stipulkosky
Cameo
Virginia Hotel
J. H. Rogers
John Gooch
Stipulkosky
Roward of Directors
Lawrence White
Chuck Raggio
T. Nichols
Travis Davis
Stipulxvsky
Charles Jh. Elliott
H. C. Powell
Charles Ft. Russell
Oliver Carroll
E. L. Stoberson
J. \. Thames
Pleas Mayo Dies In West Monroe Rites Saturday
Pleas Mayo 85 a retired farmer of New Chapel Hill died in a local hospital after several months illness. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Saturday at New Chapel Hill Baptist Church with Rev Connie Ward and Rev Harold Cook officiating. Interment at McCormick Cemetery under Kilpatrick Funeral Home West Monroe direction. Survivors include son Rayvy Mayo Calhoun three brothers Homer Shreveport Jim Winnsboro and Rev Tom Mayo Bastrop five sisters Mrs Georgia LeJeune Monroe Mrs Lizzie Welch Darnell Mrs Amanda Donald and Mrs Iela Carroll Winnsboro and Mrs Mary Calhoun West Monroe
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Pleas Mayo
New Chapel Hill
New Chapel Hill Baptist Church
Connie Ward
Harold Cook
McCormick Cemetery
Kilpatrick Funeral Home
West Monroe
Ray Vy. Mayo
Calhoun
Homer
Shreveport
Jim
Win
Dentists Highlighted On Chattanooga Signboard
In Chattanooga AP reports a dental supply stick carries a cheeky message reading We have just seen your dentist, What about you. The slogan aims to draw attention to dental care awareness with a playful prompt.
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Chattanooga
Ouachita Parish School Board Faces Segregation Clash
The Ouachita Parish school board, under pressure from segregationists, voted to accept applications through June 292 for a new superintendent after ousting Funchess. Critics warned that legal challenges could block the move while attorneys announced taxpayer suits to halt the board.
Local District Judge Race Spurs Possible Special Election
Judge Garrett served one year before dying. Regardless of who wins tomorrow’s election, another election will be held in either parish. Both candidates for district judge currently hold elected posts to be filled by the voters of their districts. If Lassiter wins, two attorneys, Hillyer Parker and Diehlmann C. Bernhardt of Monroe, are named as contenders for district attorney. Murphy Blackwell of West Monroe is mentioned as a potential candidate but has not decided.
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Winston McVea
Mack Avants
State Department of Education
State Times
W. A. Calloway
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
Louisiana
Garrett
Lassiter
Hillyer
Parker
Diehlmann C. Bernhardt
West Monroe
Murphy Blackwell
Alcoholism Not Hereditary But Communicable Says AMA Leader
Dr. Marvin A. Block, AMA committee head on alcoholism, asserts alcoholism is not hereditary but is communicable. He notes about 50 percent of alcoholics have alcoholic parents and says home tension from alcoholism can drive children to drink later in life.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Marvin A. Block
American Medical Association
Chit Chat and Management Aimed at Customer Tost Relations
President Garland Shell frames a program to improve business relations with customers. The Downtown Monroe Improvement Association runs Save The Lots A drive to keep two off street parking lots open for one more year. Registration for a summer workshop at Northeast Louisiana State College continues through Monday. The course covers stage design settings and construction sponsored by the school and Monroe Little Theatre. Sgt I H Otwell of Troop F Louisiana state police is slated to graduate today in the 25th class of the University of Louisville Southern Police Institute. He is among 32 officers from the nation and three foreign countries in the class.
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Garland Shell
Downtown
Monroe Improvement Association
Northeast Louisiana State College
Monroe Little Theatre
I. H. Otwell
Selman Drive
Monroe
Louisiana State Police
University of Louisville Southern Police Institute
Louisville
Otwell
Johnson urges resolve to aid Asian allies against communism
Vice President Johnson says the United States will not retreat to Honolulu and San Francisco to await a Communist assault. He cites nations under iron and bamboo curtains with 606 million people and urges equal determination and support to strengthen defenses of frontline states like Vietnam. He notes no Asian leader asked for American troop commitments now.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Johnson
Kennedy
Japan
Indonesia
Afghanistan
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Asia
Laos talks stall as Pathet Lao gains force at Padong
Gromyko pushes for broad agreement in Geneva while Pathet Lao seize Padong and violate the cease fire. Western allies demand a stronger truce monitor and refuse further sessions until compliance is shown. President Kennedy says the U S delegation will stay in Geneva to seek a neutral independent Laos.
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Moscow
Gromyko
Geneva
Laos
United States
Britain
Padong
Truce Commission
Kennedy
U. S
Kennedy resumes duties after back strain from tree planting
President Kennedy shows no distress on arrival at Wrightsman home after suffering a lumbar sacral strain during a ceremonial tree planting in Canada. Dr. Travell expects rapid recovery with rest and warm water swimming, noting the pain as a constant discomfort. Kennedy plans to stay through Sunday for rest and swimming. golf is ruled out.
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Wrightsman
Kennedy
White House
Travell
Canada
Man Arrested After Stolen Car Left in Traffic
In Cleveland a man fled in a stolen car and shouted to a pursuing officer that the vehicle belonged to him. The claim failed as the car was proven stolen and he was jailed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
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