Stop And Lose Weight-4 Smoking A Habit Or Crutch
The article outlines three smoker types. It cites Dr Danty Horn of the Us Pub- Me Health Service and references postwar cinema figures like Audie Murphy and Gregory Peck. It describes Habit and Crutch smokers and notes relaxation and ritual aspects of smoking in tense moments.
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Julius Fast
NWA
Danty Horn
Pub- Me +Health Service
Tere
Gregors Peck
Ray Millind
Tweedy
England
H Margett Wins Insurance CLU Award
Charles E. Margett former Prudential district manager in Frederick was awarded the Chartered Life Underwriter designation at the National Conferment Exercises in Washington, D.C. He began with Prudential in 1958 and advanced to district manager in the Essex Baltimore office in 1964. He is active in the Frederick Association of Life Underwriters and resides with his wife Betty L. Himes in the Baltimore area with three children.
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Charles E. Margett
Frederick
Prudential Insurance Company of America
American College of Life Underwriters
Washington, D.C
C.L.U
Hargett
Prudential
Newark
N.J
Essex Baltimore
Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
Ife
Irene
Charles E. Hargett ‘Welty
Harry C. Hargett
Betty L. Himes
Jefferson
Baltimore
Fort Benning clubs under fire in Senate probe
Senate subcommittee testimony targets alleged graft by sergeants running noncommissioned officers clubs at Fort Benning Georgia. Witnesses accuse a clique of transfers from Germany to Vietnam then to Fort Benning to shield thefts totaling over 1 million dollars across the 24th Infantry division. Maj. Gen. William Cunningham denies coverups while noting past actions. Cunningham is retired and now with Lanier Islands Development Authority.
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Washington
Germany
Vietnam
Benning
Abraham Tubicutt
Army
Southern
Ft. Benning
Ribicoff
Georgia
Stivicoff
Vi. Hemning
24Th Infantry Division
Ciermany
Cunningham
Guineaville
Civil Rights Lawyer Retires Under Protest
Washington AP report on Gary J. Greenberg a senior trial attorney in the Civil Rights Division resigning after leading a 65 of 74 staff lawyers protest against school desegregation policy under Asst. Atty. Gen. Jerris Leonard. The episode sparks calls by Senator Stephen M. Young for Leonard to step down and signals possible further resignations amid Nixon administration civil rights stance. Greenberg a 1966 Harvard Law graduate had opposed a desegregation delay in Mississippi and Ark ansas cases. Leonard defended the administration saying desegregation decisions were sound despite critics.
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Washington
Justice Department
Gary J. Greenberg
Civil Rights Division
Young
Leonard
Greenberg
Nixon
John N. Mitchell
Harvard Law School
U.S. 8Th Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Mississippi
Arkansas
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Mitchell
House Defense Critics Clash Over CSA Plane Test Failure
Washington AP report on ongoing defense funding debate as critics push cuts in the 21.35 billion defense bill. Rep. Pike charges a CSA plane test failure was hidden. Rivers defends the administration and says money will be spent when conditions allow.
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CSA
Otis G. Pike
DNY
House
Pentagon
Congress
Pike
Los Angeles
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
Rivera
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