Drop-out High Among Smokers
A New Zealand survey shows high school students who smoke tobacco are likelier to drop out younger than non-smokers. The report, published in a New Zealand medical journal, notes two of seven pupils smoke cigarettes, highlighting risks to schooling and health.
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Charles Carter
Auckland
New Zeland
New Zeland High School
Side Glances on New Zealand Smoking Study Findings
A New Zealand school survey of 2 000 students finds higher proportion smoking than in the United States. Smokers leave school earlier, doubt future plans, and fewer boys join sports. girls who play upper-form sports tend to smoke. Authors call for education to curb smoking and critique medical messaging.
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Cal Journal
United States
New Zeland
L M. Newman
University of
Nebraska
R. P. Irwin
Hamilton
Teachers’ College
J. Ang
Teacher
Joy Smith
Chelsea College of Physical Education
England
Royal College of Physicians
Surgeon General
Sharp West Texas Freeze Drops Temps Across State
The Associated Press reports a sharp freeze sweeping West Texas with clear skies and North winds up to 20 mph. Readings ranged from 22 degrees at Dalhart to 55 at Brownsville, with many inland towns in the 20s and 30s, and a gradual warm up forecast statewide.
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Associated Press
West Texas
Dalhart
Marfa
Panhandle Plains
Perryton
Upper Panhandle
Brownsville
Bentsen Wins Texas Senate Fight On Party Lines
In a statewide vote Texas shifted Democrats to retain 20 of 23 House seats while Republicans Collins and Price won re election. A constitutional amendment for liquor by the drink passed along with measures to retire judges raise homestead exemptions and simplify road bonds. Bush carried Dallas and Harris counties but lost in Bexar and San Antonio areas where Bentsen surged.
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Dallas
Bob Price
Pampa
W. R. Archer
Houston
Bush
Senate
State Building Commission
Bentsen
U. S. House
House
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
Eggers
Wichita Falls
U. S. Treasury
Smith
Texas
Harris Houston
Tarrant County
Fort Worth
Bexar San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Bexar
Cameron
Duval
el Paso
Hidalgo
Jim Wells
Nueces
San Patricio
Democratic Rebuilding Committee
Broad Democratic gains in 1970 midterms sweep national figures
The late Everett M. Dirksen era sees John Tunney defeat George Murphy in California while John Gilligan wins Ohio governor. Humphrey Muskie Kennedy lead a Democratic surge with major wins in Minnesota Maine and Massachusetts. Sargent loses in Massachusetts while Dunn becomes Tennessee’s first Republican governor this century. Bush and Bentsen lose Texas and Florida sees a close race. Republican losses in Georgia South Carolina Texas and New York reflect a national shift as Nixon-Agnew appeal steadies defense and security themes.
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Everett M.dirksen
California
John Vv. Tunney
Gene Tunney
George Murphy
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Bob Muskie
Kennedy
Francis W. Sargent
Muskie
Kenneth Curtis
James Erwin
Humphrey
Wendell Anderson
Middle West
South
Nixon-Agnew
Tennessee
Brock
Memphis
Winfield Dunn
GOP
Dixie
Kirk
Winthrop Rockefeller
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Lawton Chiles
William C. Cramer
Florida
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr
George Bush
Senate election results show wide party gains and incumbents
Stevenson defeats Smith in Montana as Agnew campaigns for Smith in Illinois. Burdick, Hart, Moss, and Cannon secure re elections in several states. Democratic incumbents Stennis Symington Williams Montoya Pastore Jackson Byrd Proxmire McGee all win. Roth wins Delaware to replace retiring Williams. Fannin Fong Hruska Prouty also hold seats for Republicans.
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Agnew
Nixon
New York
Texas
Buckley
Senate
Goodell
Bentsen
Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Harrison Williams Jr
New Jersey
Williams Proxmire
Wisconsin
Quentin Burdick
North Dakota
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Howard M. Cannon
Nevada
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Sens
Paul Fannin
Arizona
Winston L. Prouty
Vermont
Hiram L. Fong
Hawaii
William Roth
Delaware
John J. Williams
Allard K. Lowenstein
Lyndon B. Johson
Norman Lent
Mansfield
Stevenson
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Smith
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Howard Cannon
Space and Armed Services Committees
Frank Moss
Lawrence Burton
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Armed Services
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Harrison A
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