New York Cigarette Labels Require Health Warning on Packs
Beginning next June New York State will require every cigarette pack to carry a health warning reading Excessive Use Is Dangerous To Health. Gov Nelson A Rockefeller signed the bill making violations a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail and a $500 fine. Marie McDonald says Harry Karl is $13000 behind in child support and seeks higher payments per child in Superior Court.
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Astronauts Grounded in Alaska Weather Search
Thirteen astronauts training for a moon trip study Alaska conditions after winds of 40 mph turbulence and rain grounded Army helicopters set to ferry trainees to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes. They aim to explore a field of volcanic ash.
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Negro Appointed SBA Regional Director in New York
J. Bruce Llewellyn was named the first Negro regional director of the Small Business Administration in New York City on Tuesday. He will oversee SBA operations across New York City, Long Island, and upstate areas as far north as Lake George.
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Long Island
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Josh White Leaves Stockholm Hospital After Checkup
American blues singer Josh White 56 leaves Stockholm hospital after doctors give him a clean bill of health following a heart condition examination begun Monday.
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Mrs Ivy Baker Priest Sevens Seeks California Treasurer Post
Mrs Ivy Baker Priest Sevens, 59, former United States treasurer in the Eisenhower era, announced her candidacy for California treasurer in Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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Ivy Baker Priest Sevens
United States
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Smoking increases as U S tobacco use climbs
The Agriculture Department reports cigarette consumption for the fiscal year ending today at 633 billion, up 24 billion from last year after a dip following a prior government report. A draft of 16,500 men is ordered for August for Army service, down slightly from June and July.
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Atlanta Private Killed in Saigon Riverfront Blast
U S military officials report Pfc. James T. Brown Jr. of Atlanta died Friday night when a Viet Cong bomb hit the My Canh floating restaurant on the Saigon riverfront. The blast killed more than 40 and wounded nearly 100 others.
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Slain Cairo Woman Was Shot Six Times
Slain Cairo woman was shot six times in a case noted alongside Georgia lawmakers efforts to keep the Thomasville VA domiciliary open. The Georgia delegation urged President Johnson to reconsider the closure and pressed for expedited congressional action before the September 1 deadline.
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Smith weighs run for governor against Vandiver
Atlanta AP reports House Speaker George T. Smith of Cairo seriously considers a 1966 gubernatorial bid to oppose former Gov Ernest Vandiver. Smith aims for re election as speaker while quietly exploring finance support for a campaign. Vandiver plans to seek a second term and has mobilized allies statewide.
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Viet Forces Fight Way Out Of Guerrilla Trap
Government units battled Viet Cong forces 200 miles northeast of Saigon. A surrounded infantry element regrouped after air sorties and joint operations by airborne battalions. One US plane was shot down. another pilot was rescued. Navy jets raided Vinh air base. The biggest action centered in the highlands between Saigon and Da Nang.
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Canned Beans Diet For Lads On Raft
Three 17 year old youths from Anderson DC travel 400 miles down the Savannah River on a borrowed 10 foot rubber raft facing rain gnats and mosquitoes. They reach Savannah after 15 days with a diet mainly of beans and plan to return by car with their father picking them up at trip's end.
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Clyde Perkins
Jim Hobbs
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Mullen
Augusta
Leaf Export Rise Seen
Washington reporting that the Agriculture Department forecasts higher exports of unmanufactured tobacco in 1965-66 from July 1. Estimated exports for the year reach 490 million pounds, down about 7 percent from the prior year. A new flue-cured program aims to boost quality and foreign sales as the U S remains the leading world producer with 27 percent of about 1.9 billion pounds traded internationally.
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Agriculture Department
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Nine Commandments for Women in Business declared
Miss Jo Foxworth outlined nine ethics for career women at the Advertising Federation of America meeting. She urged restraint in speech and dress, respectful behavior toward female and male bosses, and warned against office dating and overbearing ambition.
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Thomasville GA Home Demonstration Agents Rename
Thomasville Georgia officials announce title changes for home demonstration agents to county extension home economist effective tomorrow. Miss Ophelia Smith becomes Thomas County home extension economist reflecting broader scope of duties. Continued on Page 5 Col. 4.
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Thomas County
Living Costs Rise for May in Second Consecutive Month
Washington AP report shows consumer price index up 0.3 percent in May reaching 109.6, 1.7 percent higher than a year earlier. Food costs boosted by bad weather and tight supplies. meat and fresh vegetables led gains.
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Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Prisoner in Dog House Faces Bath Row
Bernardo St Bernard, Prisoner No 000065, a life term inmate at Cook County Jail, broke from guards during a walk to the bath house. He was recaptured after a chase through traffic and now faces a disciplinary review and possible loss of dog biscuit privileges.
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Jack Johnson
Bernado St. Bernard
Cook County
Bernardo
Johnson
Bullet Holes Found in Back During Probe
Cairo investigators probe the death of Geral dine Louise Singletary a 36 year old Cairo mother of two found in a ditch with at least six bullets in her back. Authorities say the shots likely came from a medium caliber pistol and no arrests have been made. The autopsy is pending a full report.
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Grady County
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Larry Howard
Atlanta
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Singletary
Military Wage Increase Backed by House Panel
House Republican policy committee backs a $1 billion annual pay rise for armed forces after House Armed Services Committee proposed the increase. The move aims to boost military salaries and recruit retention across services.
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