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FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1962 June 23 DOC NMA110 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Cancer Society Calls on Colleges To Curb Cigarette Advertising Cancer Society Calls on Colleges To Curb Cigarette Advertising New York Times Curren fit le Jun 23 1962 ProQuest Historical Newspapers The New York Times 1851 - 20 pg 21 Cancer Society Calls on Colleges To Curb Cigarette Advertising CHICAGO June 22 that there is convincing evi- The American Cancer Society linking cigarette smok- and presidents urge college Trade Commission to help curb the promotion of smoking among college students The society's member board seventy of directors voted unanimously for a pro- posal aimed at the apparently intensified promotional cam paign in colleges to increase the sale of cigarettes to college students The proposal said that the sponsoring of televised college athletic events by tobacco com- panies resulted in advertising appeal to the very age group which the society is most anx- ious to prevent from being sub- ject to the persuasion to smoke The board authorized its staff to send letters to the presidents of about 100 major universities telling them that in view of the evidence of the deleterious effects of smoking on health the propriety of supporting athletic events in colleges by such means be conscientiously -considered The staff was ordered to write the trade commission to ask whether it approved of campus promotion of cigarettes and whether it had any juris- diction in the matter Although the board made no official change in its cautiously stated opinion of two years ago in the cigarette dispute it did endorse the recent report of the Royal College of Physi- cians in Britain The board ing with lung Dr.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1960 DOC TALC495 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Book Excerpt - Occupational Chest Diseases Modern Occupational Medicine Occupational Medicine Editors A.

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