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6 Year Delay on Cigarette Label Possible, Washington Post [Court Contests Could Delay Enforcement of the Ftcs New Regulation Branding Cigarettes for As Long As 6 Years According to the Chairman of the House Commerce Comm]

Date: 25 Jun 1964
Length: 1 page
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NEWS CLIPPING
Depository Date
31 Jan 1996
Named Person
Ftc
Harris, O.
Dixon, P.R.
Gray, B.
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Dept, O.F. Justice
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300160514-0588
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t uasH2HCZnH PosT Hashington, D.C. June 25, 1964 6Year =Delay On Cl arette ~ Label Possible Court contests could delay Gray, p r e s 1 d e n t of R. J. enforcement of the Federal Reynolds Tobacco Company, T r a d e Commission's a e w made lt plain that the FTC is regulation branding cigarettes in gmr a llghtL as hazardous for as long aa "pmr attorneys," he a a i d, six years. "have a d v 1 a e d us that the The estimate was siven Commiesion does not have au• vestet1day by Oren iIarr1s (D- thority to Issue this trade regu. Arh.), chairman of the House lation rule. We shall oppose Commerce Committee, whtch it in the courts If necessary. 1p conducting hearings on -We oppose it because we anti-smoking leglslation. believe this matter should be Harris and other committee resoived by Congress and not members appeared obviouslq by a Federal agescy;' he de- miffed at the timing of the rlarea FTC announcement - while Gray told the committee he they were holding hearings didn't know "whether or not" on what, U aqy, legislattve the Antf-11vat Division of the action should be taken on,fustice Department had given heal':1 hazards of cigarette`_elearance to the Industry , pro- smoking. lposed Cigarette Advertising FTC Chairman Paul Rand Code, which would set and es• Dixon announced the regula-=o r c e cigarette advertising Uon before Congressionaldandard& Harris said his committee committee Wednesday. Begin•had been Informed such clear- ning Jan. 1, he sold, all elgar'ance was being withheld pend- ette packa must be labeled as Ing developments of the cur• a health hazard that mqy rent hearings. cause death. The regulation also provides that beginning July 1, 1t1gJ, all cigarette advertising must carry similar warnings. The pronouncement was im- mediately challenged by Con• gressmen from tobacco-grow- ing areas and by tobacco grow• era associatlons. Yesterday, Bowman Qray, of Winston-Salem, T'.C., ap• peared before the Committee as spokesman for all the maJ• or cigarette makers In the United States. He charged that the FTC acted "unlaveFully" when It issued the regulation ftge uHt90.033013

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