Public Health Service Finds New Hazards of Cigarettes
The Public Health Service reports heavy cigarette smoking can shorten life by over eight years on average and links to heart disease. FTC members urge banning cigarette ads on TV and radio or restricting their hours and program types, plus stronger warnings on packs. Industry groups await review and networks weigh impact.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
PHS
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
FTC
Philip Elman
Mary Gardiner Jones
James Nicholson
Paul Rand Dixon
A. Everette MacIntyre
The
Health Service
American Tobacco Institute
Mutual Broadcasting System
Robert Pauley
Royal Neighbors House Meeting and Local Briefs
Gardner notes the Royal Neighbors of America meeting at the Legion with Mrs. Fred Ford presiding. Reports by Mrs. Mayme Tiselle and Mrs. Henry Ollmeyer on last week's county convention in Ma in. Briefs cover arrivals from Alameda California visits with relatives in Bracele and Houston and other local travel.
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Royal Neighbors
Holly Camp No. 233
Royal Neighbors of America
Tuesor
Legion Ll
Oracle
Fred Ford
Mayme Tiselle
Henry Ollmeyer
Main
Eri Anderson
Marlene Anison
Peckenpaugh to Attend Jehovah's Witnesses Assembly
Norman Peckenpaugh and family will serve as delegates to the Good News for All Nations District Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses in Milwaukee July 4 7. He ministries at Morris Kingdom Hall on Douglas St. The Milwaukee event is one of 39 assemblies nationally sponsored by Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. About 20 000 attendees are expected from Wisconsin and nearby states.
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Norman Peckenpaugh
Richard Sr
Seneca
Linda
Laura
Kathy
Karen
All Nations
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Iowa
Peckenpaugh
Lakes Flood Levels Drive Water Into Homes In Michigan
Southeast Michigan lakes rose to flood levels after days of severe storms. James A. Hadley of the Conservation Department warns water may take three to four weeks to fall to normal. Boating must avoid actions that damage property, as it is illegal to do so.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Michigan Conservation Department
James A. Hadley
Nixon First Ballot Lead Grows in Convention Delegates Count
AP tally shows Nixon at about 478 of 667 pledged and uncommitted delegates, with Texas potentially shifting to his column. Rockefeller trails with 192, Humphrey leads McCarthy in the Democratic race with 640 to 401.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
John G. Tower
Texas
Associated Press
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Miami Beach
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Chicago
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Kennedy
Police Charge Liquor Case Near Gebhard Woods Park
Morris Police ticketed Dale Ryder, 21, of Route 1 for transporting open liquor in a 1963 Chevrolet on Canal Road near Gebhard Woods State Park at 9 15 pm Monday. Ryder is to appear in magistrate court at 3 pm July 15.
Persian evidence links pole game to Darius era
The record notes an early form of pole play in Persia during the time of King Darius, suggesting an ancient origin for the game. This indicates cultural ties and long-standing popularity beyond later periods.
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Persia
Darius
School Official Opposes Integration in Desegregation Case
Thomas Mulhern, former South Holland School Board member, testified in Chicago that he opposed a plan for integrated junior high schooling as educationally unsound and socially unwise. He said his opposition was not based on race, during a U S District Court session on a government desegregation suit.
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Chicago
South Holland School Board
Thomas Mulhern
U.S
Mulhern
Julius J. Hoffman
Hoffman
Neighborhood schools proposed to aid social mixing
He argued that junior high children were not capable of mixing socially and advocated neighborhood schools as the solution.
Boy electrocuted by exposed wire in Temple City home
In Temple City California a 9 month old boy named James died after grabbing an exposed wire in a wet diaper. Paula K Robinson heard a whimper and found him unresponsive when she pulled him away.
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Temple City
Calif
Paula K. Robinson
James
Strike Chips South Suburban Bus Service In Chicago Area
CHICAGO AP Commuters in 30 south suburban communities lost bus service as 225 drivers and mechanics walked out. Meade Matese of the Alliance of Bus Line Employes led the strike after talks on a two year contract stalled. A 10 cent an hour raise over three years was offered. top driver scale is 2.95 dollars an hour.
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Chicago
South Surburban
Mrs Marion Reinke Named Mrs Illinois in Chicago
Mrs Marion Reinke of Dundee was named Mrs Illinois to compete in the 30th annual Mrs America contest in Minneapolis August 14 to 23. The 33 year old house wife and mother of three attended the University of Wisconsin and is a former airlines stewardess. Her husband Henry is a regional sales manager for a Chicago firm. Children are Lorri Ann 9 Joy Lynn 7 and Michele 6. The first runner up was Mrs Angela Maras of rural Antioch.
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Chicago
Marion Marcy Reinke
Dundee
Illinois
Minneapolis
Reinke
University of Wisconsin
Airlines
Henry
Lorri Ann
Joy Lynn
Michele
Angela Maras
Antioch
Taverns Must Not Raise Alcohol Age Arbitrarily
Chicago AP Howard Cartwright of the Illinois Liquor Control Commission ordered taverns and liquor stores to remove signs barring sales to those under 23 or 25. He warned that violations could lead to license revocation or suspension. The action follows a complaint by James McVicker 21 alleging discrimination for not selling to him at 21 in Arlington Heights.
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Chicago
Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Howard K. Cartwright
Cartwright
James McVicker
Arlington Heights
Telephone strike continues amid demand for higher raises
The article argues the IBEW in Illinois seeks more than national gains, noting 20 percent compensation rise offered to Chicago craftsmen and fringe benefits. It questions the fairness of holding customers and the public, including delaying the Democratic National Convention, while negotiations persist with near-normal service promised.
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IBEW
Illinois
Chicago
Jaevis
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Bud) Booth
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