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By ROBERT HEARD

AUSTIN, Tex. (AP)—A mem- ber of the U.S. surgeon - gen- eral’s advisory committee, who earlier spoke of a bresk- through in research on cigarette smoking and lung cancer, said his remarks were mis-inter-

Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre, University of Texas vice-chan-

cellor for health affairs, told an |.

organizational meeting for the Texas Interagency Council on Smoking and Health Thursday that a Texas scientist has iso-

lated a major cancer - causing

‘element in cigarette smoke. And “once an element is iso-

‘|lated, there is. no problem eli-

minating it,”” he -said. He. did not know reporters

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were present and moments later, when he.learned of their presence, he sought ‘to depre- ciate his remark. -

- The ‘remark created wide- spread interest and LeMaistre was flooded with calls, including ones from the surgeon-general’s office and the American Medi- cal Association.

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In Washington, a spokesman for the surgeon-general told a reporter the surgeon - general's office doesn’t know anything about the study to which Le- Maistre referred. -

He added’ it’s possible the study comes under the $10,000,- 000 research program on smok- ing’ and health financed by the AMA whose. headquarters is in Chicago. ;

LeMaistre issued what he called a clarifying statement, Friday and said he would have no more to say on the subject

“A number of harmful agents in tobacco have already been identified as noted in the report of the advisory committee on smoking and health prepared several years ago,” LeMaistre said. “Among these are known

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_.'My comments were intended to imply that we can expect additional identification and iso- lation of such harmful agents in the research that was. under- taken after the surgeon - gen- eral's report was made public.

’ “T did not intend to imply that any specific project_or_in- “vestigator would provide the breakthrough but that it would come from. the impact -of- the increased research effort being undertaken.” “

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MOSCOW (AP) — Soviet au- thorities are holding two young Americans in solitary confine- ment on charges of stealing a statue of a bear from a Lenin- grad hotel, the U.S. embassy said. . :

The embassy identified the youths as .Buel Wortham, Jr., 25, of North Little Rock, Ark., and Craddock M. Gilmour Jr., 24, of..Montelair, N.J. ~

Conviction carries punishment of up to six years’ deprivation of liberty.

There was no immediate in- dications how long the investiga- tion would last or whether it would end with the Americans being put on trial.

In Washington, Robert J. Me- Closkey, state department press officer, said the Soviet foreign ministry had been asked. for ‘‘a speedy resolution of the - case, rather than permitting what ap- pears to be a prank and not a serious crime to grow into an international incident.”

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Soviet Officials Hold Yanks For Hotel Theft.Of Statue

who visited Wortham and Gilmour Tuesday said they were well but he found their conditions of confinement ' try-

ing.

Wortham and Gilmour. were arrested Oct. 1 at the Finnish border as they were driving out of the Soviet Union, the em-

bassy said.

The antique statue of a bear “was allegedly discovered in their effects during customs ex- amination,” the embassy said.

Information about the statue, including {ts value, was not available..

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