Fifty Years After Black Saturday Smoking Fight Continues
NEA report details the 1964 Surgeon General warning on smoking as a health hazard, the mood of despondency and hope in the tobacco industry, and shifting public policy. It cites declines in cigarette use, shifting psychosocial views, and FTC postponement affecting health warning requirements. The piece notes PHS efforts, funding setbacks, interagency councils, and ongoing research into safer cigarettes and educational campaigns.
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Enterprise Assn. Washington
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Luther L. Terry
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Chased but Never Killed Hound Of Fred Nunn
AP dispatch from Edmonton Kentucky tells how Fred Nunn recalls a swift hunting hound that loved chasing foxes rather than killing them. The dog would surge past, then the fox would realize it was the pursuer.
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Fred Nunn
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