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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
10
NBCs Richard Boone Show features The Hooligan adapted from Chekhov The Bear and set in the Old West. Cynthia Lowry notes Boone delivers lines well but the hour is neither funny nor interesting and stars use disguises while the script disappoints.
Senate Democratic Leader said after a breakfast with President Johnson that the tax bill should be ready for Senate action by late this month or early next. He reported the Senate Finance Committee is making very satisfactory progress on the bill.
Britannica defines small falcons or kestrels as a group of about a dozen species known for hovering in mid air to spot ground prey such as large insects or mice.
A dense list shows programs across channels with Mickey Mouse Club ABC News The Virginian Espionage Ben Casey Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Show Peter Gunn Cine features and late night fare. Notable items include Truth Or Consequences The Tonight Show World News and The Doctors with weather updates interspersed.
Printed pattern item for Misses sizes 12 to 18. Includes fabric yardage for size 16 and mailing details. Offers free catalog and coupon promotion through Winchester Evening Star.
German scientist Prof. Reinhard Poche of Duesseldorf Medical Academy argues air pollution, not smoking, drives lung cancer. He cites 1,229 cases over five years and 26,000 autopsy reports, with high rates among road workers and exhaust exposure. He notes he is a non smoker.
The Federal Trade Commission seeks to change cigarette ads by banning statements that imply smoking makes people feel good or is a social grace or sign of maturity. Ads targeting youth or mentioning athletes may be banned, with no new legislation required according to the Times report.
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