Surgeon General cites smoking as key weapon against cancer
Buffalo speakers report cigarette smoking as the sole effective tool in fighting lung cancer. Dr. William H. Stewart notes smokers may quit and non-smokers should not start, while acknowledging public awareness gaps. Roswell Park event covers risks and policy impacts. emphysema linked to smoking cited as far more common among smokers.
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Buffalo
U.S. Gurgeon
William H. Stewart
Stewart
Roswell Park Memorial Institute
Surgeon General
Public Health Service
Kennedy urges Ethiopia to lead on nuclear pact
Senator Robert F Kennedy urged Western nations to take the lead in preventing the spread of nuclear weapons and securing a nonproliferation treaty. He warned that the greatest issue is nuclear destruction and appealed for help in Addis Ababa after an audience with Emperor Haile Selassie.
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Addis. Ababa
Ethiopia
Robert F. Kennedy
aMrennedy
Hanllel Selassie
Adis Dis Ababa
Grandiose
Africa
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Jomo Kenyatta
Kenya
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Union
Germany
India
China
Franca
Levitt accused of politicking at State Mayors Conference
Liberty New York AP reports levitt accused of politicking after addressing the Conference of Mayors. He touted the state employees retirement system rising from 744 million to 2.5 billion since 1955 while Kimball blamed Rockefeller leadership for the fund’s growth. The annual conference brings 450 officials from 12 cities and 100 villages.
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Liberty
Fionad Kimball
Elmira
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Sith Anhual Mayors Conference
James Rice
Suffern
William Walsh
Syracuse
John Connors
Mechanicville
Stanley Krause
Mineova
Erastus Cornings
Albany
Big 3 car sales dip as GM gains modestly
United States auto industry data show Ford and Chrysler registering declines in early June sales versus last year, with Ford blaming a Metuchen plant strike for part of its drop. GM posted a record pace though Chevrolet sales fell one percent, while Chrysler reported a 17 percent drop from last year’s peak. Government tallies predict about 10,000 farms to close this year.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Chevrolet
Metuchen
Dodge
Chrysler-Plymouth
First Lady Lynda Johnson Prepares for Spain Visit
Washington AP Lyn da Bird Johnson says she is studying Spanish in preparation for a vacation in Spain. She disclosed this before attending a musical with her escort James Belar.
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Washington
Lynda Bird Johnson
Spain
Lynda
James Belar
Cuban wrestler defects citing fear of secret police
Juan Pablo Vega Romero, an 18 year old Cuban weightlifter, says fear and uncertainty drive defections by Cuban athletes at Centro American and Caribbean games in Puerto Rico. He plans to move to Chicago with his brother in law after escaping San Juan. A Colombian priest at the University of Puerto Rico aided his surrender to U.S. immigration officials. Vega mourns family in Cuba as he seeks asylum.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Puerto Rico
Juan Pablo Vega Romero
Vega
Chicago
Bernardo Cortes
San Juan
University of Puerto Rico
U.S
Vegas
Tests Aim to Validate Mars Parachute Feasibility
Pasadena AP report notes Jet Propulsion Laboratory will conduct five parachute tests at Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico under a million dollar program to assess Mars landing craft aerodynamics. A spokesman described the tests as crucial to future mission planning amid political distractions and personnel changes.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jlagana
Mars
New Mexico
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Puerto Rico
JPL
Rts
Can
Vezal
Cohn
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
N.M
Miami Seaquarium
Bull Gray
Titan 4 rocket to launch seven comsat network
The Air Force plans a Thursday Titan 4 launch from Cape Kennedy to place seven communications satellites and an engineering test satellite into a near equatorial parking orbit. Each satellite will drift apart over six hours to form a global, jam resistant grid linking Washington, near Nam and strategic bases.
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Cape Kennedy
Fie
Cap
Ant Air Force
Washington
Nam
Marlon S& Glheog
Air Force
Equator
Tween
U.S
Earth
Estate of Hamilton valued at 1.92 million in 1964 report
Arthur S. Hamilton of Rochester, a retired insurance executive, left an estate of 1,920.39 before taxes per a surrogate tax appraisal. He died March 1964 at age 78 and was a former editor of insurance statistical publications and a noted authority on fraternal insurance. After bequests, the residue was placed in trust for his widow Elizabeth Hamilton.
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National Tuberculosis Association
Princeton
N.J
By Dennis Neel
Levitt
Organization of Afrian ‘Unity
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Baby Furniture CO
Febeas Ying
Boys’ of
Cms
Gini
Kick Stora
Adjucio de Sa
Rene
Ctiavon
Fayette
Lynda Bones
Powelson
Fes
Brodeg Com
Bhproyh School
Ghades
Atrestore
Deepal
Sander
Howard
Chuck
Randolph House
Furctronics Parkway
Thrawsy
LCE
Tet Die
Amen
Bermuda
Manhattan
Tn St. George
Mohawk
Eastern
New York
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