Cigarette firms adopt ad code to curb youth appeal
Major U.S. cigarette makers unveiled a voluntary advertising code prohibiting pitches that imply smoking boosts athletic prowess social standing or sexual attraction. The rules ban endorsements by athletes celebrities college campus ads on TV radio and in youth-oriented media, with enforcement by a Tobacco Institute administrator and penalties up to 100000.
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Drug firm is probed at FDA hearing on approvals
A congressional panel questions the FDA over staff shortages in 1957 that limited review of 445 drug applications and 1400 sample requests, pressing why a drug gained a three gram daily dosage despite pharmacologist concerns for a two gram limit. The Tuesday hearing opens a series examining specific drugs.
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Massachusetts Massachusetts and Pennsylvania GOP primaries shift to Lodge
Lodge wins key state contests with strong margins in Massachusetts and New Hampshire while Pennsylvanias results favor Nelson Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge among the GOP field. Goldwater fails to cut into Lodges lead on home turf as write-in hopes fade in Pennsylvania.
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Scranton's Solid Write-In Showing Drives PA Primary News
Pennsylvania results show Gov. Scranton's strong write-in tally with 154,534 votes as 6,700 precincts report. Musmanno leads Blatt in a cliffhanger for Democratic nomination for US Senate while Harvey Taylor loses renomination to William Lentz in a major state legislative upset.
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Death ends 85 year Oklahoma marriage
Services will be held today for Mrs. Nancy Ellen Fullingim, 103, whose death Sunday ends a nationwide oldest marriage. She is survived by her husband Wa. Fullingim, 108. They were married eight years ago in Denton, Texas.
Johnson hints at a second tax cut in coming years
President Johnson told a White House dinner of over 100 business leaders that the 1964-45 tax cut has helped and a further reduction could follow in a few years if inflation stays in check. He urged restraint on prices and wage demands to sustain growth and balance the budget. The audience included leaders from US Steel Ford Du Pont Chase Manhattan and AT&T among others.
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Pool industry expects surge in 1964 pool builds
Pool manufacturers in New York foresee a strong 1964 as about 100,000 new swimming pools are planned. The market, valued at roughly 7 million dollars annually, already includes 489,900 pools across private, public, and semi public facilities.
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