Personalities Seen Varied | In Smokers And Non-Smokers

i By ALTON BLAKESLEE iself - reliant or dependable or

NEW YORK (AP) — A psy-+Persevering, less orderly in per- -chologist studying the personal-,Sonal habits and less mannerly ities of neafly 1,400 cigarette and refined.

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with lung eancer to be less con- vincing

e declared: ‘‘The study a e : ye : e ° siiee pe e ae clgacette | South Viet Nam Premiershi Held By Six Men Since 1963

smokers and non - smokers | among the nursing students, col- lege and high school students in- cluded in the survey

be completely unwarranted to

draw any sweeping conclusions men have been chief »f govern- and continued

beyond these groups.”

It would

SAIGON (APT—Six different |

ment in South Viet Nam since

tary, as premier Oct 31, 1964, in office until Jan. 27, 1965. ‘

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smokers and non - smokers re-

These findings, "says Dr. Gene

ports: : M. Smith of Harvard: medical Smokers among them tended school, are based.on question-

{re and social

to be more disagreeable, good-natured,

to—be— more extroverted, outgo- naires in. which snmiokers and

But the smokers also tended of themselves and also. were less judged by 25 of their close as-| less trusting, less 'Sociates or peers on 42 different |.”

3 $48 Million non - smokers gave evaluatien | Se Suit Filed .~

itraits. NEW YORK (AP) — Charles |

ON THE AIR

«The questionnaires were com- Seligson, trustee of the bank-| pleted by 728 nursing students, rupt brokerage house ~.of Ira} 374 college. students, and 284 Haupt and Co., has filed a $48,-

jhigh school students, Dr. Smith | 900,000 suit in U.S. federal court

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the stations concerned.

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p.m.—Music ale p.m.—Film Festival p.m.—Today At-Home p.mi—To Tell The Truth p.m.—Take 30

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eharge as a public service and appear as_presented to us by

The tollowing program list- sium, on the effects of nicotine |=xchange and others.

published free of and smoking: on the central ner- | qiVous system, ‘and sponsored by |0f~the--1963- bankruptcy of the |

THURSDAY. PROGRAMS | Dr. Smith said he undertook

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ee a ee “2b p.m Ronin Mose Ia kpoT |

*'told symposium. The sympo- | @Sainst the Nev York Produce |

The action was an outgrowth

‘the New York Academy of |Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Re- Sciences, ended Saturday at the fining Co. in New Jersey in Waldorf-Astoria Hotel. |1963. :

Seligson seeks ‘a return of |$12,000,000 . Haupt tost when |obligated to make margin pay- |ments as oi]. futures prices de- clined. He also seeks costs and treble damages of $36,000,000 for |

totalof $48,000,000. =

ithe study to look for more in- formation on possible constitu- itional and psychological diffe- ences between smokers ~ and | ‘non-smokers.

He said the. associatio 8.4008 tween smoking and aeons be: Besides-the-produce-exchange,

lcluding lung cancer and heart Cthers~-named -as_ defendants ‘attacks —“‘although—now—widely- Were the _New York P-oduce | accepted, is not uniformly inter- Exchange’ Clearing Association, ipreted**—— : /Faahnestock and Co.; Merrill } Some researchers think there Lynch, Pierce, Fenner ‘an@, is a direct cause. Others sug-|,. Bunge Corp.; Con- gest. .okers...1uicht he more tas ain. Company.

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susceptible to lung cancer ‘not

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6.30 p.m.—Gazette 7.00 p.m.—CFCY TV News they smoke, but rather

7.15 p.m.—Keyboard Melodies jbecause of some other factor, or "9-30 p.m.— Please Don't Eat —The-jfactors,—-which_smokers—share.”’ ; Daisies | On standardized personality

8.00 p.m. ~—Shannon questionnaire tests, ‘‘non-smok-

8.30 p.m.—The Law & Mr. Jones jers tended to have higher. scores

9:00 p.m.--Seaway jon. perseverance and tended to

10:00 p.m.—! Dream of Jeannie |have lower scores on extrover-

10:3 p.m.—Telescope ‘sion, ‘maladjustment and sex-in-

11:0 p.m.—Naked City iterest than smokers.”

am Perey aah a On ratings given by their as-

:13 p. eras sociates or peers, the, noh-smok- sae canes Oe ers were found, relative to

72: : g smokers, ‘‘to be more tender, |Self-effacing, considerate, obedi- ent, shy, orderly, responsible, and conscientious.” They also appeared to be “‘less attention- seeking, demanding, assertive, gregarious, happy-to-lucky, gay, and crude.” :

Smokers, Dr. Smith added, looked upon smoking and smok- ers more favorably than non- |smokers. Smokers considered the evidence liiking cigarettes

dividuals corfnected with them. | Nov. 19, 1963, Allied filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy and as a result, the $12;000;000- jadvanced to the-Clearing Asso- ciation by Haupt was never re- jcovered, the suit says.

| The defendants —are © harged |with failing to maintain an or- derly market in oil contracts on the exchange; fo failing to pre- vent undesirable speculative ac- tivities, and of failing to inves- \tigate the financial condition of allied and its affiliated persons ‘and corporations.

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3.09 p.m.—To lell The Truth 3.20 p.m.—Take Thirty

4:00 p.m.—World In-Contrast . 4.30 p.m.—Razzle Dazzle

5.00 p.m.—Atom Ant ~$:30-p:m-=Musie—Hop

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the military overthrow and slay- ;|RESUMED TEACHING jing of President Ngo Dinh Diem’ The Buddhists staged demon- Nov. 1. 1963 strations against Hong and the The first was Lt-Gen Duong military. forced him to resign. | Van Minh who took the presi- We returned to teaching in the | Genny Nov. 2, 1963. Ousted Jan. {delta city of Mytho j | 30, 1964, Minh is in exile in} 6 . anh was Called back by the Bangkok, Thailand, and not per-| yijitary as a caretaker premier | mitted to return to Saigon. and served until Feb 16, 1965, | Minh was succeeded » by the then he retired to private life | man who overthrew him, Lt | ang is a- businessman in the re: Gen. Nguyen Khanh, who. set| ort city of Dalat himself up as premier and ruled |". ; until Aug. 29, 1964. The military installed as: pre- , Under mouifting political pres- a ee, See as | sure, K : : ~ sure, Khanh announced he was | cligious disputes made Quat's

retiring for reasons of health. A | nica shake and (0 les than litici , ‘ posi ss an politician, Nguyen Xuan Oanh, poe” months. he. threw -up- the

was named tin jer. | : : : pOMUe emer |job, restoring the military to fell

Oanh remained only_ until = Sept. 5 -when Khanh.,resumed |Power June 12,1963. Quay went € the premiership. But younger |back to practising medicine and gm military officers were restive, (running a medical laboratory in

and by Oct. 30 Khanh was out. |S Dy He was sent later on diplomatic | After nine days of manoeuv- | assignments abroad but finally jring, Brig.-Gen. Nguyen Cao Ky, was forbidden to return and is the air, force commander who in exile in Madrid: ; lwas one of the driving forces Mayor. Tran Van Huong. of jagainst- Khanh, took over the | Saigon_was named by the mili- premiership. t

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6.35 p.m.—Supper Club, 7:00 pom.—Thursday Nite At The * Movies National Velvet 9.00 p.m.—Seaway 10.00 p.m.—!t Dream of Jeannie 10.30 p.m.—Telescope + 11:00 p.m.—Peyton Place 11 11:30 p.m.—Honey West “12.00 a.m.—CBC National New 12:20 a.m.—LTV News . _ = 12:30 a.m.—Station Sign Off

10.00—CBC Nat, News, on Par. H. ‘ CFCY RADIO and Speaking Personally — ACRE THURSDAY. 10.15—Today’s Editorial and

Speaking Personall 6.30—News and Weather 10.30—Starlight Setaradle r 6.35—Morning Roundup laid0-iNewarand: Weather 6.45—Island wr. and Mar. Temp. | 11.35—Starlight Serenade 6.46—-Morning Roundup - 12.15—6:30—News and Music—CBC 6.55—News and Weather

7.00—Hebrew. Christian Hour CBA RADIO 7.15—Morning Roundup

7.30—News and Weather A THURSDAY 7.35—Farm ,Report

7.35—Farm® Report , " 6:00—The Morning Show

7:00--The-Morning-_Show, Part 1

4:T0—Musie th TherAir——— J + ‘4:15—Music In The Air { 4:30—Assignment .4:35—Music In, The Alr 5:00—Mar. Fish Broadcast 5.20—Notebook 5:35—Assignment { 5:45—Tempo and Notebook 6:00—CBC News 6:15—On Parliament Hill | * 6;20—Today’s Editorial | 6:25—Inland Weather and Sports Scores : 6:30—Business’ Barometer 6:35—Who .Will Come With Me 6:50—Rod and, Charles 7:05—Music In The Evening | 7.3)0—St. John Passion 8:00—CBC Talent Festival 8:30—Music Diary ine 9:00—Symphony Hall M & € Sym- phony Orch. 10:00—CBC* National News 10:15—Today’s Editorial and Speaking . Personally | 10:30—Chamber Music . | 11,00—Lincolon Passion

The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thur. April 14, 1966. 17)

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8.55—Weather 8.16—Morning Roundup 8.45—Weather .9.10—Notes and Musie

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