Publicity woes for anti Smoking drive retold by Sammy Davis Jr
In a national TV moment Sammy Davis Jr lit a cigarette after a tribute to Nat King Cole, underscoring how celebrity smoking fuels public health challenges. Health officials warn that famous names boost tobacco ads, while Britain and the United States push varied anti smoking campaigns and youth prevention efforts amid rising lung cancer deaths.
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Tom Nolan
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Sammy Davis Jr
Nate King Cole
Cole
Davis
Sammy
Nat ‘King’ Cole
Public Health Service
Britain
Ed Murrow
England
Royal College of Physicians
U.S
Luther Terry
PHS
America
Mickey “Vantle
Arnold Palmer
Mantle and
Palmer
U. S
Consumer Goods and War Panic in Babson Column
Babson argues that fears of consumer shortages during war differ from 1950s Korea. He cites near record inventories, multiple cars, and advanced merchandising and inventory controls that reduce panic. He warns managers must avoid overstocking to prevent later price spikes and forced liquidation as war and peace scares unfold.
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Vietnam
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Red China builds subs to project nuclear threat across Pacific
Weapons experts note Peking has developed a large submarine fleet and is expanding with larger G-class subs capable of missile launch. With ranges over 40 000 miles, such craft could deliver warheads to American cities. Experts debate threat level while urging readiness and defense research.
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Tom Nolan
Enterprise Assn
Washington
NEA
Peking
Pacific Ocean
U.S
Hong Kong
China
Russia
Great Britain
France
Britain
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
U.S. Pacific
Western Pacific
India
Bay of Bengal
Indian Ocean
Poland
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
California
Asia
Edward Teler
Teller
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