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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
5
AP reports television weekend plans centered on the surgeon general’s smoking health report and birth control. NBC aired Birth Control How, featuring Dr John Rock and Rev John A O'Brien with Catholic Church views on artificial contraception.
The listing shows a dense prime time lineup with Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Mighty Hercules and various dramas comedies and films. Notable features include Ginger Rogers Edward G Robinson in Tight Spot and Singin in the Rain with Donald O Conner Gene Kelly.
Federal report brands cigarettes a health hazard and prompts bills for warning labels and federal education on smoking. Regulators, courts, and industry weigh steps while lung cancer links prompt renewed calls for research and remedial action.
A brief NBC program offers a handsome late Sunday look at Hollywood icons. The two part series airs 9 30 to 10 PM EST and examines teen idols including James Dean and Elvis Presley.
A 23 year old Hyattsville Maryland man was held in Richmond city jail on a 10000 dollar bond on a hot fight detention filed by police. The man Albert Stewart admitted participation in the December 31 Brookland robbery.
The FBI linked a branch of the National Bank of Washington to a robbery in which $66 209 was taken. Investigators say $10 000 was recovered from a Raleigh motel room used by the suspect. Two men, Joseph Smith Jr 27 and Kerby M Smith 34, were arrested after a raid in Washington.
Fragmentary note suggests focus on bread rolls and fresh produce. Mentions planning and soft versus firm texture choices, implying a food preparation context. No clear people, places, or organizations identifiable in the readable text.
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