Experimental Smoker Profiling Test Aims To Aid Quitting
New York reports a trial of an experimental test by Dr. Daniel Horn to determine why individuals smoke. The 15 questions categorize smokers into patterns, guiding tailored cessation strategies. Early studies with 5,000 participants show six patterns, including habit-driven and seeking positive feelings. Horn predicts TV access will let Americans take the test soon.
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Age Tobacco's Deadly Toll Means Major Health Crisis
Government doctor warns that smoking a pack a day doubles death risk for men aged 35 to 65. He cites excess tobacco deaths rivaling all infections and accidents, with 1966 totals above 307000. Smoking damages cells beyond lungs and may affect germ cells, urging leaders to act.
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Georgia Governor assails Dixie governors over race issue
Asheville dispatch reports Georgia Gov. Maddox accuses Dixie governors of bowing to King Johnson by injecting the race issue at the Southern Governor's Conference. He protests a proposal to create a regional higher education institute funded partly by federal money, while Missouri Gov. Hearnes retorts Maddox seeks publicity and urges accepting federal funds to tackle national problems.
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Nixon says US world leadership in danger of obsolescence
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told the National Industrial Conference Board that Johnson era foreign policy has let the United States drift toward obsolescence as mistrust grows globally. He urged a revamped aid program leveraging private enterprise and criticized lack of candor in policy objectives amid growing isolationism.
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Planned $100-a-plate Kuchel fundraiser in Beverly Hills
A Los Angeles event planned for November 9 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel will raise funds for Senator Kuchel. Jack Warner chairs the dinner, hosted by Friends as Senator Kuchel, a group formed last spring to support his re election bid. Washington news notes the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Martin J. Hillenbrand for ambassador to Hungary, citing his long diplomatic career and Ohio origins.
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