New NIH Cigarette Smoke Studies Funded by Public Health Service
The Public Health Service funds three new tobacco research projects addressing how cigarette smoke harms living tissue. Contracts total over 300000 dollars with New York University Medical Center, Food and Drug Laboratories, and Hazleton Laboratories. Also notes NASA moon exploration plans including Molab and lunar hopper concepts with Boeing Bendix and Bell Aerosystems contracts.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Luther
Terry
National Cancer Institute
New York University Medical Center
Food and Drug Research Laboratories
New York
Hazleton Laboratories
Falls Church
Space Agency
Apollo
Mobile
Moon Laboratory
Molab
Glendale housewife claims she is Harding's daughter
Mrs. Henry E. Blaesing of Glendale says she is Elizabeth Ann Britton Harding, the president's illegitimate daughter. She recalls being told by her mother that Warren G Harding was her father and notes adoption by Elizabeth Ann Willits in Chicago.
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Dave Smith
Glendale
Calif
Warren Gamaliel Harding
The
United States
Henry E. Blaesing
N. Britton
Harding
James Phillips
Marion
Ohio
Nan Britton
Miss Britton
Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Virginia Boys State Elects Don Nelson Governor
Don Nelson of Pt. Lee, a rising senior at Prince George High School, was elected governor of the 1964 American Legion Boys State at William and Mary. Gov Albertis Harrison Jr. will attend the swearing in and parade. Nelson led Federalists to victory over Nationalists and other candidates.
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Colege of William and Mary
W&m
Virginia Tech
Nelson
Federalist Party
Robert Hollander
Martinsville
Secu Ent
Michael Goode
Bon Air
Fran Lawrence
Alexandria
Edwin P. Elliott Jr
Manassas
Ronnie Edwin Lee
Chesapeake
American Légion
William and Mary
Burton and Taylor form research foundation for hemophilia
Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor establish a foundation to fund hemophilia research. The couple plan to raise money through personal appearances as Burton notes his own hobbling susceptibility to the disorder and similar risk among his brothers.
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New York
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Dear Abby Salvation Advice From a 1964 Column
Excerpts show reader confessions on adolescence, underage behavior, and family pressure. Advice includes seeking help from a doctor or pastor, giving valued possessions to family members, and guidance on anesthesia questions. The column notes contact details for Abby and publication data from McNaught Syndicate in 1964.
Duel onstage Nicks Heal Slowly While Opponent Recovers Fast
A minor nick sustained during a stage duel requires five days to heal for the actor, contrasting with an overnight recovery for the opponent. The text notes Eastern Park Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island in Maine as the first U.S. national park east of the Mississippi River.
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Acadia National Park
Mount Desert Island
Maine
U.S. National Park
Pulitzer Prize rules extend eligibility to Broadway plays
The advisory board extends eligibility for Pulitzer consideration to productions opening by March 31, delaying the cutoff by a month. The move widens the pool of eligible Broadway performances for future prizes. A side note mentions the first woman medical doctor in the United States practicing as early as 1849.
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Pulitzer
YORK
United’ States
Ericyclopaedia Britanica
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