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...Passed, in the Senate, a bill requiring that cigarette packages and cartons carry a warning: "Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health." A provision added to the bill, however, would prohibit the Federal Trade Commission and local or state governments from requiring any warning in cigarette advertisements during the next three years...
...Caution. As a result, conscientious law-enforcement officers are beginning to go out of their way to abide by the rules, while they wait for clarification from the court. In Manhattan, for example, police have been under heavy pressure for months to solve the grisly murders of two women who were stabbed to death in self-service elevators with a total of 52 knife thrusts. Last week the police arrested Charles E. Wright, 21, a Columbia University kitchen helper. But in sharp contrast to previous cases, the cops made no effort to trumpet their triumph. They refused to say whether...
...tight-lipped police spokesman attributed this new caution to "the many precedent-making decisions of the higher courts, which resulted in reversals of decisions and the granting of new trials. This arrest is such an instance, where the releasing of information could prejudice a defendant's right to a fair trial." In short, why run the risk of violating constitutional rights, thus giving unwitting aid to guilty...
Rarely have the experts been so wrong. The only thing that remotely resembled a crash was a brief encounter between Bud Tingelstad's Lola-Ford and the wall on No. 3 turn. The yellow caution light shone for only 13 min. during the 31-hr. race- and 2 min. of that was the fault of a careless official who pulled the switch by mistake. Rookies finished third, fifth, sixth, eighth and ninth. Seven top cars used Firestone tires, and the first four were powered by rear-mounted Ford engines. Offy Boss Louis Meyer then announced that his firm...
...hearing the President declare that "I do not believe recessions are inevitable" and reveling in the onward-and-upward statistics. Lately, many economists have begun to question just how long the 52-month boom can continue, and only two weeks ago the President's chief economist, Gardner Ackley, cautioned that "our expansion is going to slow down a bit in the months ahead." Still, nothing had prepared the public for the shock caused by Bill Martin when he stood up and told the U.S. that it could tumble into a 1929-type depression if the leaders...