Senator presses Justice Dept into Baker case
Senator John J. Williams urged the Justice Department to step in on the Bobby Baker inquiry, saying the Senate needs enforcement of existing laws. He noted the next weeks will determine action and defended congressional questioning as essential, while not ruling out new statutes if required.
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Everett M. Dirksen
John A. Powers
Air Force
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National Aecronautics and Space Administration
Harold R. Tater
Western Reserve University
American College Health Association
Denver
Ward
Detroit
Women smokers face far higher lung cancer risk than nonsmokers
Government study of white American women who died of lung cancer in 1959 50 finds those who smoked more than a pack daily had a death rate about 101 per 100 000 versus 9.4 for nonsmokers. Haenszel Tauber note later life start and city living raise risk. men show even higher relative risk.
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National Cancer Institute
University of California
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Iurthermore
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
Surgeon General
Ivy prank yields fake Princeton admission letter
Princeton mailed 1165 acceptance notices for next fall while a hoax student named Joseph D Ocnot, created by six sophomores from Michigan State Columbia and Princeton, was accepted on paper. Officials say they will tighten checks to prevent repeats.
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Princeton, N.J
HTNL
Princeton University
Joseph D. Ocnot
Princeton
Who could follow de Gaulle as France’s president
Paris readers face a looming question as de Gaulle’s power dominates French politics. If he dies, interim leader Gaston Monnervill e would lack real authority, with Pompidou’s government continuing amid an automatic transition to new elections within 20 to 38 days. By December 1985 two candidates, Gaston Defferre and Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancourt, are named to face the field, but no clear heir apparent exists.
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Monderville
French Guiana
Georges Pompidou
Gaston Defferre
Marseilles
Jean-Louis Tixier - Vignancourt
UNR could rally behind top leaders for de Gaulle successor
The Chronicle Telegram notes the Union for the New Republic would likely unite behind senior figures such as Pompidou Cha ban Gelmas Debre Joxe Frey Giscard d Estaing in choosing a candidate. De Gaulle's death could spark a broad presidential race with many former Fourth Republic leaders mentioned.
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National Assembly
Jacques Chaban - Gelmas
Michel Debre
Louis Joxe
Roger Frey
Valery Giscard d'Estaing
de Gaulle
Fourth Republic Premiere
Antoine Pinay
Pierre Mendes
De La Beckwith welcomed home after hung jury
Byron De La Beckwith, freed after a hung jury in the second murder trial, returned to Greenwood Mississippi to a warm reception. A large welcome sign and about a dozen friends helped post the $10,000 bond and greet him before he left for a hotel reunion with his wife.
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Medgar Evers
Greenwood
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Mayor Holland moves into Mercer Street in racially mixed Jersey city
In Trenton New Jersey Mayor Arthur J Holland and his wife Betty moved February 28 into a 100 year old nine room house at 138 Mercer Street in a predominately Black and Puerto Rican neighborhood. He says the move proves urban renewal through integrated housing and multi racial neighborhoods. He notes a $15000 remodeling cost and says some residents predicted trouble but so far there has been none. He reports four offers to buy nearby homes and that neighbor Miss Jane Gibling was offered $3000 more than they paid.
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Princeton
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Quenot
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Trenton
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Mercer St
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Tyler St
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