Millions quit smoking but 4500 start daily says Terry
COLLEGE PARK Md UP1 former U S Surgeon General Luther L Terry noted eighteen million Americans quit smoking in 28 months yet about 4500 youths begin daily. He urged stronger anti smoking efforts focused on teens while acknowledging progress and hope from teen led anti smoking clubs.
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Green Hornet TV series unveiled with Van Williams
Hollywood reports producer Bill Dozier announced the Green Hornet with Van Williams as the hero. Dozier said the show will fight real crime with flair and pace, not be a camp Batman copy, and feature gadgetry like a gas gun and a car named Black Beauty. Bruce Lee will play Cato, a Filipino in the series, bringing martial arts credibility to the crime fighting duo.
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Nuclear ship Enterprise thrills Asian readers with awe
The USS Enterprise, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, is a nuclear powered 85,350 ton behemoth with a 4.47 acre flight deck. Despite awe and fear from Asian publics, crewmembers call it Nuke Box and reassure that its reactors provide steam for turbines, not explosions.
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Dropouts Rise by Seventy Five Thousand in U S
New York reports the Labor Department says about 680000 students quit high school in the year ending last October while around 1305000 graduated. Herbert Bienstock of the Bureau of Labor Statistics shared the figures at Columbia Teachers College during a guidance seminar.
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Moncton student to take finals in jail under bail issue
A University of Moncton senior, held on a rape charge and unable to post bail, was granted permission on Thursday to sit his final exams in jail. Tests will be delivered to his cell.
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Winters Seeings Next Gen of Comics Travel Brochure Idea
London based interview with Jonathan Winters argues the new generation of American comedians should train abroad using both U S and British venues. He hosts NBC color specials from London’s Palladium, stressing international appeal, language study, and careful cultural awareness for success.
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Soviet Ships Turned Away at San Francisco Bay
Three Russian fishing vessels anchored off the Golden Gate were forbidden by the U.S. government to enter San Francisco Bay. The Coast Guard said it did not know if repairs were planned at sea. A fourth vessel trailed north of the bay before heading away.
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Male Ostrich Incubates as Female Oversees Nest
In the pair, the female ostrich abstains from incubation while the male takes the role of tending the egg. The arrangement highlights unusual parental duties in this species as observed in the exhibit report.
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