Atlanta daily world

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on was signed by Secretary of

State John Foster Dulles and Hai

tipn Foreign Minister Mauclafc-

Zephirin. This was the 11th such

pact between the United States

and Latin American countries.

Dulles said the Haitian agree

ment is consistent with, and con

forms to, various other inter-

American instruments now in ef

fect. Other countries which have

already signed such pacts are Cuba,

Brazil. Uruguay, Chile Columbiz,

the Dominican Republic, Ecuador,

Honduras, Nicaragua and Peru.

Medics Say Smoking Bad For

Heart;Whiskey No Antidote

BY EDWIN DIAMOND

CHICAGO—(I N S)—The Ameri

can Medical Association declared or.

Thursday “there seems to be direct

evidence” that smoking cigarettes

causes heart damage.

And the long-held notion that

drinking whiskey “protects” the

heart against the effects of ciga

rettes was rejected as “purely an il

lusion.”

Two articles and an editorial were

devoted to the effects of smoking

and drinking 4n the current Journal

of the AMA.

Timothy V. Hartnett, chairman

of the Tobacco Industry Research

Committee, commented:

“From time to time, reports can

be expected that may seem either

favorable or unfavorable to the use

of tobacco. It is impossible to at

tempt to evaluate each specific re

port as it appears in the scientific

or lay press. The Tobacco Industry

Research Committee is convinced

the vast majority of the American

•public agree that all questions of

tobacco in relation to human health

need much more thorough and com

plete investigation than has been

made up to now.”

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Atlanta daily world. (1955). Atlanta, Georgia, 1955-02-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015425/1955-02-11/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Atlanta daily world, 1955-02-11.