Some Scions Still Not Convinced
President Kennedy defense of 8000 Soviet troops in Cuba as not a hemispheric threat drew mixed reactions in Congress. Keating and Goldwater urged caution while Kennedy warned against relying on rumors, urging hard intelligence before any action. Jackson urged proper steps to remove troops, McCormack expressed public endorsement of Kennedy’s assurances. Yard services ad follows.
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Business & Services
Smoking Declines in Latest Commerce Dept Report
Washington AP The Commerce Department reported smoking declined last year for the first time since 1934, dropping an average of four cigarettes per person. Average consumption reached 199.9 packs per person over 14, down from 199.3 in 1961, with packs of 20 cigarettes. Smokers spent nearly 6.9 billion on cigarettes last year and are projected to spend over 47 billion in 1964. President Kennedy proclaimed National Poison Prevention Week for the week starting March 17.
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Three Marine Officers Edge TR Standards Hike
Three Marine Corps officers completed a 50 mile hike from Hot Springs to Little Rock in 20 hours and 21 minutes as part of a push to meet long standing physical standards set by Theodore Roosevelt and echoed by Kennedy era leaders. Captain Philip Sterling and Captain Gus J. George along with Second Lieutenant Davie AML Jordan were joined by reporters and a photographer during the test which saw two marines drop out with injuries. The group capped a strenuous trek despite boot fatigue and arrived eager to resume duty.
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Pan-American World Airways reports 826 percent earnings rise
New York reports Pan American World Airways shows 1962 earnings up 826 percent, reaching about 1.5 billion dollars in revenue for the year. Preliminary figures indicate earnings around 16.0 million or 2.16 dollars a share on 301.5 million in revenue, versus prior year earnings of 8.9 million on 460.4 million revenue.
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Pan-American World Airways
Hair growth method interview featured by Hollidaysburg man
Mr T. Melton Jr of Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania spent about 20 minutes discussing an exclusive home method that reportedly regrew his hair in a few months. He emphasized he did not suffer from male pattern baldness.
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Hollidaysburg, Pa
Ebb Scalp Treatment Event At Gunter Hotel
In San Antonio Texas a promotional event for the Ebb Scalp Method promises results for male pattern baldness and scalp issues. Attend February 9 at the Gunter Hotel from 1:00 pm to 8:30 pm to receive a written guarantee and confidential interviews.
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Gunter Hotel
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