FTC urges tougher cigarette warning amid sales surge
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to strengthen health hazard warnings on tobacco packaging and ads. It cited record 547.2 billion cigarettes sold last year and proposed requiring tar and nicotine disclosures on all packages and ads. It urged funding to place anti smoking messages in print and broadcast media and to finance research for a safer cigarette.
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Crackdown urged on pay increases permitted workers
Washington brief cites Federal Reserve Chair Artie Burns urging a tougher crackdown by the Pay Board on pay raises for American workers amid inflation worries. Senator William Proxmire accuses the Price Commission of not restraining prices and profits, while automaker and Consumers Union requests challenge Price Commission Chairman C Jackson Grayson Jr. in court over hearings.
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