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' ~* ~l b~ .~nu~d subject to ~he availability of Eunds. ~0~ ** I¢i~l 'F~£ be continued. . ~ ' . N~TIONAL CL~RINGHOUSE FOR SMOKI~ AND HFALTH Contract Projects . Active as of October I, 1967 "A~me CON~rRACTOR . CONTRACT # CONTRACT PERIOD rlean Association for Health_z~___* PH-I08-66-170 6/30/66 - 12/15/61 AMOUNT & FY PROJEC~ OFFICER (66) Roy L. Davis ~ - " - - -- " d Recreation, 1201 16t~ Street, N. Washing£on, D. C. 20036 : ..... .... : . Dr. Carl A. Toaster, Contract Descrip.tion: To plan and conduc% a nationwide p~ofessional education leadership development program to achieve more effective smoking and health programs in schools and 9rovide.professional leadership and service on smoking to the education committee of the NICSH, other divisions ana departments of the NEA and other national organizations" with which the NEA works. can e Health Assoc. * PH-I08-66-132 6./2g/66 - 12/23/67 $ 59,~a8 (66) 1200 Dickson Drive Co~al Gables, Florida 331~6 . ° .. .. ~lr. Lee D. Stauffer • Contract Description: Selwyn Wa~, r, grow The first phase of" t~e contract wis to conduct a survey of smokingattitudes, be~e~s and bshav~o= of college s~udents. Starting ~n FY 68 intarventio~ programs will be attempted~ s~l~ct~d ." " colleges. /American Dental Assoc~ti,n 211 East Chicago Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60611 " - Mr. Perry "~. Sandell Contract'Descriptio~: * PH S6-67-2b,2 6/30/67 - 6/29/68 ~ ~9,659 .(67) • ~Roy L. h,a4.s To develop and conduct a program to sensitize and involve theprofessional membership i~ an educatfonal program to present the health problems associated with smoking. The launching of two statewide exploratory and testing p~ojects to gain further insight into the nature of currant praGtices in this regard. To involve practicing dentists in the development of a plan of act£on to ~elp them be more effective and to provide reporting~out and demonstration area potential Zor subsequegt years of the contract.

CONTRACT # CONTRACT PERIOD AMOUNT & FY PROJECT OF~TCER ** PI{ 86-67-191 3/39/67 - 3/30/68 $ 2,436 (67) Dr. DanieII{orn Central N!dd!esex llo~pital . . Park Roy~ London, F-gland " Keith P. Ball, M. D. Contract Description: To obtain data from studies conducted in connection with the anti-smoking clLmfa sponsored by t%,~ Central Middlesex Hospital of l~ndon, England. ~oard of Regents of the * Universities and State College of Arizona • University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 . .. : Dr. Salvatore Zagona PH-108-65-I~ 8#6/64 - 8/5/6S 8/6/65 - 8/5/66 8/6/66 - 8/5/67 8/6/67 - 8/5/68. 30,877 (65) 38,777 (66) , .... ~2, ~8 (67) ...... 50,57.9 (68) . • ',' : Dr. Daniell~orn • Contract Description_: ~ . school .students. ornia State Department of * PH-I08-66-171 6/1/66 - ~/30/d8 Education • • • . 721 Capital Avenue ""' ' Sacramento, California Patricia Hill (Mrs.) Contract Description: 2~31 K. Street, N. W. Washington, D. C. 20037 :'blly Wolfe (Mrs.) Contract Description: The purpose of this contract is to update the information contained in the National Clearln~house for Smoking and Health library to make thfs library a resource library for information on smok~n~ aD~ health. This contract covers.information from January 1 to December 31, 1967. $ 30,000 (66) Roy L. Davis ., 9~81~ ' • " ; ".: . ..... ,.i~..~ ...~.: • : - . y : '.:. .- :" i " ; ; , , .' .' • - ' The purpose of this project is to "an.alyze and describe pertinent state Education systems and services in ~moking and health, devel6p plans" and progr.ams to. improve, such services and to smoking education materials and local needs for other resources. . • PH-I08-66-200 6/30/66 - 3/15/67 $ 96,012 (66) Dr. Robert F. Clarke 3/16/67 - 3/15/68 $106,885 (67) .. • Smoking among high school students. Study of a number of psycho-social factors. Study is beln~ done on a cross-cultural basis with three basic cultural groups--Mexicans, Indians and A baseline was establ~shed, information has been disseminated~ and this contract is to test: the effects of the previous years information program. This contract also begins to test students attitudes on smoking. Startin~ in t~ spring of 1968, the results will be tested on high

CONTRAG~ #' CONTRACT PERIOD AMOUNT & FY PROJECT OFFICEr ** PH 86-67-118 ~/7/67 - 11/7/67 $2,430 (67) Cherry Y. 2431 :, I~ashln:~. Molly "~" " ". ~. C. L'.~037 " ." • . . ~:h-s .) .. - • To design a prototype resource reference system for use by.State Interageney Counails ~m ~m~klng and Health and other Smoking and Health groups to improve communications and in~e.rrel'~¢~hIp~, Will also furnish I00 copies of a bibliographic listing of materials to be include4, as with "appropriate instructions as to HOW they are to be acquired. " Contract Description: Indian~a~niversity Research ** Foundation : . 317 East 2n~ Street . '. • Bloomington, Indiana ~ ' .."• .... • Dr. David Leonard ~7~03 "." "'" " ......, . ~.': . [ : PH-108-66-19~ 4/16/67 - 4/15/68 $126,847 (67) Robert S. Hute~ • " ? ' C .: " : ": ..i'.'~ • , .;.~ ': . • Contract Descriptiob: Under this ~ontract Indiana University oversees and controls the production and distribution TF spots and half-hour programs on smoking and health. The programs" are being produced" by various educational TV stations throughout the country. They will be distributed to 130 Contract Description: His First Cigarette May Be a Matter of Life or Death. ~NationalOpinion Research center-* University of Chicago 5720 South Woodlawn Avenue Chicago 37, lll~nois 60637 Paul Sheatsley Contract Description: PH-10S-66-193 6/13/66 -'12/~2/67 $I~1,656 (66) • $ 86,700 (66) Roy ~ Davil. , " $~02,828 (67) ! .. .., • The first year of this epntract provided for information dissemination to the parent~ and 8th grade students in 20 sta£es presenting the facts abou~ students of t~is age smoking. This present contract extend~ the parents reached to parents in all states a~ th~ . 7th and'8th grade level. This "campaign includes the use'of ~uch pamphlets as the PTA's • Dr. Dorothy E. Gremm To carry out surveys of the attitudes," beliefs and behavior regarding smoking and heal~h, among specific groups of professional health workers in the United States. ." tional TF stations in the country. . • .. ~/ • . National Congress of Parents "* PH-I08-66-~3 6/13/66 ~- 6/I~/6Y and Teachers~' 6/I~/67J- 6/12/68 700 North Rush Stree~ . Chicago, Illinois 60611 • H. Carl Smith

":~.n~ '4-If Fcun,~ation * 7 !,," ~ Co::::.:ctleu t .' venue ICe." ':~gton, D. C. 200Z5 Gr,..~ A Shrum CONTZ~CT # COffCRACT PERIOD AMO~NT & FY 89,044 (67) PH 86-67-94 6/19/67 - 6/18/68 ~o~c'~ O~F~C~a Roy L, Davis ,Contract Descri~.t~.o1.~: To study and describe voluntary youth-serving organization activities in,reference to what is being done about smoking and health, and what health and education resources are now available to do a more effective job of educating youth leaders and youth and to develop and make better * . PH-I08-66-45 3/28/66 - 11/3 7 $ ~2,775 (66) Roy L. Davis University of New Yo~ . . ..... " ' 411 State Street .-~" Currently ~eing negotiated for P"/ 68 ~ ." • Albany, New York 12203 " " ." Approximately - $115,000. • . ". " "" Virginia Harris, M. D. "~ ~.. • " . ' Con.%Fa.c.t Description_: "Will assist Onondaga County Interageney Committee on Smokin~ and Health to plan a county-wlde.. flve-year comprehensive smokin~ educational program to test methods by which organized comm~nlty, • ~~ action can change cigarette smoking ha,bits. (Community LAB - Syracuse) . Santiago ~r~L~-M~d~6~ "Society * PH-I08-66-46 1/24/66 - 8/23/6Y $166,570 (66) Roy L. Davis . , 3427 Fourth Avenue 8/24/67 - 8/23/68 $150,713 (68) '' ' Contract Description: This project will assist the San Diego County Council on Smoking and Health to plan and carry out a county-wide five year comprehen.sive smoking e~ucational program to test methods by which organized community action can change cigarette smoking habits. (San Diego Community LAB) Valley State "Roy L. Davis Colleg4 Foundation -" 18111Nordhoff Street North Ridge, California 9132~ John T. Fodor * PH-I08.-66-278 6/27/66 - 6726/6/ 6/27/67 - 6/26/68 $182,614 (66) $22~,045 (67) Contract Descrfption: ~rough the use o~ refined tests, verify the findings of the first year (~he {mmediate effects oZ smoking on college students, involving analysis of expired air, serum lipids, clottinE time and work performance) llmzted te~tlng of. plasma steroids, and the addition of ~$omen to thm sample population. Findings will be used to develop methods and materials'for education iround the immediate effects of smoking rather than the long range effects.

• - C<'." " .:TOR CONTRACT # CONTRACT PERIOD . AMOUNT & FY PROJECT OFFICER San Rn":e:: Valley "~ .... ... ".'ed School * PH-I08-66-Ii~ 33:~ ;i::da !.,:.ne ~ ~ D.V~"i lle, Ce~i f,~rnia ~ Ric',ard Foster, Diszzict Superintendent Contract Dascripti0q: University of Illinois ColleEe of Physical Education ChampaiEn, I11ino£s 61820 William Craswe11 6/30/66 - 6/29/6; $ 5~,820 (66) Roy L. Dav~s 6/30/67 - 6/29/69 $ 98,5.~6 (67) The general purpose of the contract is to develop and evaluate.•a planned classr6om instructlol~ program in smoking, and h~alth. Such things as special courses relatinG to smoking and healthm such "as circulatory system and smoking. InteGrating the~e special classes ~nto a unified whole program for smoking and health education for students through the high school level. * PH-I08-66-192 5/15/66 - 8/31/6~ $ ~9.,785 (66) Roy .L. Davis" 9/1/67 - 8/31/69" $135,550 (67) : • " Contract Deseriptig~: nz~erszuy of Nebraska To develop educational materials and methods to reach the junior hi~ school student. This wiZI be accomplished through a replication of the Horn-Portland study to isolate factors of difference between smokers and non-smokers. This was done in the first year. In subsequent years educatlona~ materials and metho'~s of presenting the smoking and health 'message will be developed and,evaluated. " * PH-IQ8-66-199 6/30/66" 6/29/6~" $ 15,971 (66) Roy L. Davl,s " " University ~ealth Service Lincoln, Nebraska Samuel I. Fuenning, M. D. Contract Description.: " 6/30/61 - 6/29/68 $ 36,6/3 (61) " . The contract makes use of the health assistant's program at the University of NebraSka to conv~y the smoking message and .to ~evelop an attitudinal atmosphere in selected student residence halls conducive to the cessation of sm6king. It wi~l evaluate this peer-g~oup~p~roach to smokln~ aria health behavior, the health assistant's forming th~ center for the peer-group.

' , " t.~,'."%~:~,'~',nw CONTRACT # CONTRACT PERIOD AMO & FY PROJ~GT O~F[CER .... • .~..'.A.'. ~...J L ..... Univ,. "t~" of "f~!e~L:- ** PH-10S-67-98 11/21/66 - 5/21/6Y $ 6,600 (66) Selwyn Wa~ngrow 2SOl ~..neroft Strc~'~ 5/22/67 - I.I/21/67 $ 8,7~3 (67) Dr. Xcel Contract Descrlpt~e~: To carry out a pre-test of a questionnaire suitable for gathering data on smokinEbehavlo~, attitudes, and bel~efs from a college population. "" Universltybbrgantown,Of West Virginally. * " .6/28/66 - 11/27/67 $$ 25,2133,g75 (67)(66) ... , Roy L.. Davis Contract Description: This contract involves a study and analysis of ~e role of a teacher preparation instit~t~on~ an investigatio~ into ~e needs for information a~d ~elp among their students and graduates employs4 . in schools and development of plans ~or the institution to dq a more effective ~ob of pr~parin~" teachers in the area of smoking and health.

-, ) .NATIO~.\L OLEARI~GHOUSE FOR SMOKING AND HEALTH , Cancer Control Project Grants • Active as o£ October I, 1967 ,.~ , ~Philadelph£a Grant Description: NU~ER" • PROJECT PERIbD . COMMITMENTS PROJECT @~FICER Research: R40327/1/657/1/64 -_ 6/30/666/30/65 $49,16049,~12 FyFY 6564 ..CherryT~utsumida ' ~017 . 7/1/66 - 12/31/67 ~6,421 FY 66 '" This project elms'0 determine the effectiveness of appealingto adults mx pare~%ts and Research Foundation of the State ~niversity of New York Grant De~cript£on~ exemplars to their children in obtaining changes in their smoking attitudes ~ behavloE. Adul'ts ~are to be involved in small group discussions concerning cigarette sm~. IZ , the. groups request assistance in stopRing smoking, withdrawal clinics wi'l~ ~e =sta~llsh~d. The project will recruit adults from selected parent-teacher groups in P~_~a~_~la= - " 3422 7/1>65 - 6/30/66 28,240 FY 65 R~y L. ~avis "~.. 7/1/66 - 6/30/67 34,028 FY 66 ". 7/1/67 - 6/30/68 34,588 FY 67 This three-year project aims to inform in public, parochial and.private schools ~n grades ? through 12 about the health dangers of cigarette smoking and to involve them &n s~oki~$- hontrol programs~ The ultimate objective of this project is that the teachers a~ter "th~s ~ experience'will be able to motivate s~ccessfully their students not to smoke ar to stop, . Teachers selected as health coordinators from their schools will be divided ~ four %'[-~7~ groups. The groups will meet at least 5 times during the school year and will ~e assisted by members of the Onondaga County Interagency Committee. The groups will develop their own methods to be used in educating students in their own schools. At the first group meeting, am evaluation instrument will be given to determine the health coord~uator's level of knowledge, attitudes and behavior coDcerning smoking. The health ccurdinators will hold follow-up meetings periodically at their own schools with their fellow staff members, and thus help develop a positive attitude toward smoking among all the faculty ~m~each coordi- nator will keep his faculty informed of the activities of the groups and eac~ faculty will develop its own approach to education.

G.~khq'EE NI~BER PROJECT PERIOD COmmITMENTS PROJECT OFFICER Id:~ho Department of Health 1402 7/1/66 - 6/~0/67 $16,150 FY 66 Cherry Tsutsumida Graht Description: The objectives of this project are to design, organize, develop and coordinate a statewide health education program by the Idaho Interagency Committee on Smoking and Health. Mississippi State 2602. 7/1/66 - 6/30/67 $12,575 FY 67 Cherry Tsuts~nida Board of Health R26005 10/I/67 - 9/30/68 15,3~0 FY 68 Grant Description: . The purpos@ of this project is to provide support to the Mississippi Inte~agency Council on \.~ ~. ~.~ .~ ~ StateSm°kingo~andMississippi.Health to develop and coordinate, effective smoking~ .. and health, prog~am, i~ th, ~ District of Columbia Department of Public Health Grant Description: 0903 11/1/65 - I0/3~/66 $18,255 FY 65 Cherry Tsuts'umida~ R0905 11/1/66 - 10/31/67 3~,172 FY66 R09006 11/1/67 10/31/68 30,2~0 FY68 -""';'~ .... ~~q'~.'~."~. ' This project provides support for coordination of intera~ency plannin~ for" smokinE control activities in D.C. Specific projects to be selected by the Ad Roc Committee on 8mokinK in the District of Col~mbia will" be developed during the grant period. In addition, tbe p~oJ~ coordinator will develoP a list of available resources for use ~y the member agencies and will distribute information o~ smoking and health to other interested agencies, American Public Health Association -n '" Grant Description: 5511 I/i/6~ - 12/31/6% $26,550 FY6~ Robert'Hutching~,/~L," .... 1/1/65 - 12/31/65 29,2.0~ FY 6~ .. 1/1/65 - 12/31/66 34,850 FY 66 ... . R5503~ 1/1/67 - 12/31/6~. 62,600 FY 6~ This project helps support the publication of the "Medical Bulletin on Tobacco" which is distributed to nearly 500,000 physicians, nurses, medical students, and health agency pers6nnel.

Grant Description: NUbfBER " PROJECT PERIOD COb~flTMENTS PROJEg'~ C,~'I~" ~":FR " 0.515 7~1/6~ - 6/30/.6.5 $~6,76~ FY 64 Dr. [~a~tel Ho*:'n • . 7/1/6.5 0 6/30/66 71~25~ B"I 65. . 7/I/66 - 6/30/67 7~I FY 66 7/1/67 - 12/31/67 47,609 FY .~7 ,. ' : This project aims to develop effective techniques fo'r helping individuals t~ stop $=ok[ng b~ comparing the results of three different methods. It will also attempt to ~x]enttfy the dynamle~ underlying the smoking habit and thus try to diagnose types'of smokers and ~resertbe approprl-' ate treatments. The clinic population was drawn from a sample of volunteers who ~re members o~ the Kaise; Foundation Health Plan resldin~ in Contra" Costa County, California, University o~ -" "' " -, ' California Santa Bar~ar~ .052S 7/1/66 - 6/30/6? $ 5,7.55 FY 66 Dr, Daniel Horn' . ~~ "" ...., 7/1/67 - 6/30/68 3,221 FY 61 • 7/1/68 - 6/30/69 7,841 FY 68 7/1/69 - 6/30/70 7,412 FY 69 " , Grant Description: The purpose of this pro~ect is %o study early signs of "living patholbgy in smoking colle~e students by means of sputum cyt~logy and maximum mid-expiratory flow rate. Procedures include. comparison of smokers and npn-smokers on evidence to early lung pathology a~d to utillse infor- mation of each ind.ivid.~al with these early signs as a basis for counseling change in smoking habits. - , Los Angeles Branch American Cancer Society 0~31 11/1/66 - 10/31/67 $2~,800 FY 67 Cherry Tsutsumlda ~ e~ II/I/67-I0/31/68- 21,800.~Y 68 Gr This ~ro~ect providessupport for the Los'Angele~ Interagency Council on Smoking and Health to ~evelop and coordinate effective smoking and health programs in the metropolitan area o~' Los Angeles. . .

I~q3MBER PROJECT PERIOD CO~ITMENTS PROJECT OFFICER .. .,~. D¢:i.. ~'tment of ,.~th and Welfare G~-'an t De.scription: Florida Committee 2101 7/1/65 - 6/30/68 $6,000 FY65 Cherry Tsutsumida This project a£ms to develop an interagen~y Co6rdinating committee within the Health Council of ~ine to plan for a statewide approach to smoking control programs. The Health Gouncll of Maine ha~ a membership ot 40 health agencies and25 individual members° 1006 ' 7/1/66 - 6/30/67 $16,718 FY 66 Cherry Tsutsumida on Smoking and Health RIO011 7/1/67 - 6/30/68 .17,750. FY 67 ~u ~ 7/I/68 - 6/30/69 " . . " . • raht Description: The purpose of this project is to provide support to the Florida smoking' and health programs. ".' Particular emphasis will be placed on youth groups such as boy scouts, etc, Tuberculosis Association 2000~ 3/1/67 - 2/28/68 $'12~@97 FY 6~ . Cherry. Tsdtsumlda of Greater New Orleans Grant Description: This project requests support to coordinate and enhance the efforts: 'of voluntary and official ~~~00" . agencies in educating against the threats of smoking and health, Michigan Health Council 2~07 .7/1/66 - 6/30/67 $20,900 PY 66 Cherry Tsutsumlda~ . lU OlO - 6/3o/68 22, s .. ... '.. 7/1/68 "- 6/30/69 22,788 FY 68 . ... -- Grant Deseripti0n: The purpose of this'project is to provide .support to the Michigan Council'on Smoking and Health to develop and coordinate effective smoking and health programs in the State of Missouri State Board 27011 ~/I/67 - 3/31/68 $13,'3~0 FY 67 Cherry Tsutsumida of Health "" ~/I/68.- "3/31/69 I~,99~ FY 68 ~/1/69 - 3/31Z.70 16,183 FY 69 j_ " " • Grant Description: The applicant seeks support for'a gency C on Smoking and Health to unify and coordinate activities of member agencies~'w£th the expectation that this will result" more effective smoking and health education programs throughout the state. The Council cites among its objectives the development and .implementation of educational materials and programs for schools and "community, evaluation of educational efforts, and stimulation of community interest in smoking and health education.

NUMBER" PROJECT PERIOD COMHITMENTS PRO JF~"r OFFICER ~.~tnudxst Hospital Indianapolis, Indiana Grant Description: New York State Department of Health 1602 ~" 11/1/64 - 10/31/65 $19,527 FY 65 Cherry Tsutsumida 11/1/65 - 10/31/66 21,064 PY 66 11/1/66 - 10/31/67 28,6.72 FY 67 .. This project provides support to help in-patients in a general hospital to stop smoking by offering a smoking withdrawal clinic. The project will also evaluate the effectiveness of this approach in helping individuals to stop smoking. The patients are referred to the cllni~ by the hospital physicians. , 3425 11/1/65 - 2/28/66 $19,520 FY 66 Cherry Tsutsumlda This project will help the New York State Interagency Committee in developing coordinated, effective smoking and health programs throughout the state. The pro~ect will offer assistance to communities requesting assistance. ~University o£ OregDn Medical School Grant Description: 7/1/66 - 6/30/67 $23,~71 FY 66, Roy L. Davis ,, 7/1/67 - 6/30/68 23,007 PZ67, ":. 7/1/68 - 6/30/69 19,33~ FY 68 ~ • . 7/1/69 - 6/30/70 19,790 ~7/1/70 - 6/30/71 22,776 FY 70 " 3903 The purpose of this project is to test and demonstrate the hypotheses that I) a smokin~ educa- tion program can be developed in schools without major shifts in basic curriculum; 2) ques- tionnaire methods can obtain information on the variables of attitude~ knowledge, and practi~e regarding smoking; 3) a well developed education program in schools will affect the variables in and lead to a reduction in smoking, and @) knowledge and attitude about smoklnE are predictive of smoking behavior.

• C-XAhTEE NI~IBER PROJEGT PERIOD CO~IITMENTS PROJECT OFFICER Chic Dcpa.-t:::ent of Health & ran~ Descrlpg~on: 371~ 7/1/66 - 6/30/6; $21,568 FY 66 ~%erry Tsutsumida . R37023 7/1/67 - 6/30/68 22,868 FY 67. Thl purpose o£ this project is to provide support to the Ohio Smoking and Health Committee to develop and coordinate effective smoking and health'programs in the State o~ Ohio. / Pennsylvania Committee on American Cancer Society 55033 1/1/67"- 12/31/67 $75,000 FY 6~ Cherry Tsutsumida Grant Description: This project sponsors the World Conference on Smoking and Health head;, in New York ""City SeptemDer ~l - 13, 1967. Primary emphasis will be on action against cigarette smokinKl national, communi%M, medical, personal. This affords an opportunity for exchan~el'o~ experiences, results, and educational approaches around the world. ." ~023 7/1/66 - 8/ ~/~7 $22,213 FY66 Cherry Tsutsumlda Smoking and Health of Youth R~00~? 9/I/67 - 8/31/68 -98~0~0 ~Y 5~'" ." Grant Description: The p~rpose of this project is to provide support to the Pennsylvania Committee on Smokln~ and Health of Youth to develop ~nd coordinate effective smoking and health programs. Co1~rado State Department . 0608 7/I/66 - 6/30/67 $19,106 FY 66 Cherry Ts~tsum~da o~ Public Health~ ~[ ,.~,#~ R0601~ 9/1/67 - 8/31/68 .~J~,60S'FY'68~ • Grant D~bcciption: The purpose of this project is to provide support to the Coldrado Interageney Council on Smoking and Healt~ to develop and coordinate effective smoking and health progcam~ in the .. ... State of Colorado. .. :. • Montana Sta£e Board -.,~ " " " . "o~ Health ~'l\ 28003 7/1/67 -6130168 ~0,6qz FY 68 '6~erry ~sutsumlaa "p " : Th" pr ~ect £e for the support o£ a state intera~eney council fo~ smoking and health.'

. ." • N[.~ NUb~ER PROJECT PERIOD CO~ITMENTS PROJF~f OFFICER l Wi,. ~!n. 5303 ~/I/65 - 6/30/66 $ 9,600 FY 65 Roy L. Davis r~nt 7/1/67 - 7/30/68 " ~7,180 FY 67 G DesCription: This project, by building on a large study of the attitudes and values of college students at the ~niversity of Wisconsin, will investigate the relationship of changes i, smokin~ attitudes and behavior among these students to social and psychological factors. This study includes ~100 students of the freshman class of 1965. This.class will be sub-sampled to study selective factors in performance as well as changes in values, self-image and smokln~ behavior. The project will.try to identify the characteristics 9f those students who are likely to~startlsmokin~ on arrival to college. Over a three year period, successive sub- .. samples will be'drawn in an experim6nta~ design which includ6s discussion manipulation " ' (selective distribution o£ antiysmoking information and viewpoints) and evaluation of the efficiency of such efforts, 5307 11/1/66 - 10/30/67 $ 25,725 ~Y 67 Dr.'Dantel Horm University of Wisconsin Grant Description: Beaver Colle~e The purpose of this project is to provide support for the third conference on the behavioral • asp.ects of smoking. Pr/vious conferences have been held at Beaver College, Pennsylvania and the ~niversity of Arizona. "The conferenc'e was ~eld in May 1967. •Preparation of a manuscript of. the proceedings.of the conference is in the final stage. '. : • . • : ~ . • ', .,. ;.~ . ' Glenside, Penngylvania ~037 1/1/67 - 11/31/67. $28,822 FY 67 Dr. Daniel Horn y " 1/1/68 - 12/31/68 18,000FY68 escr~pt~on. The purpose of this project is to study the role-playlng as a technique in the control o~ smoking, ~ith particular reference to development of a test mechanism for studying the dynamics of the doctor-p~tient relationship ~n smoking. "" , Washington State Department of Health 5106 7/1/65 - 12/31/66 $19,962 FY 65 RSII0 1/1/67 - 12/31/67 18,200FY 67 Cherry Tsutsumida Grant DesCription: The purpose o~ this project is to proviae support to the Washingto~ Int~ragency Council on Smoking and Health to develo~ and coordinate effective smoking and health programs in th~ State of Washington.

ALPHABETICAL ~%ILING LIST FOR GRAH~S American Cancer Society 219 East ~2nd Street \ New York, New York 10017 Clifton R. Read, Vice President for Public Educ. "& Information American Public Health Association, Inc, 1740 Broadway New York, New York 10019 BerwynF. Mattison, M.D.2 Executive Director Beaver College Glenside Pennsylvania 19038 . .. Bernard Mausner, Ph.D.,, Ca~rman, Department of PsyChology" Colorado State Dept, of Public Health 4210 E. Eleventh Avenue ] .. Denver, Colorado 80220 Robert W. Gonring, Chief, Health EduQation Section. District of Columbia Department of Public Health 300 Indiana.Avenue, N.W. Washington, D,C. 20001 Beatrice B. Mair~ Executive Secretary, D. C.' Interagency.- Council on Smoking and Heal.th Divisioi of. Health qf Missouri Hefferson City, Missour~ -65101 ." C. W. Meinershagen, M.D. D£rector, Section of Chronic Diseases Florida Committee on Smoking'and Health Office of the Secretary . P.O. Box 210 Jacksonville, Florida 32201 ~. J..E. Fulg~um, M.D.,. Secretary, Florida Committee on • Smoking and Health .. Idaho Department o£ Health S tatehous, e . Mr. Don R. Bybee, ":" '" , Institute of. Social and Personal Relations " • 2402 Russell S~J:eet Berkeley, California 94705 Ti55852981

N~wYork State Department of Health 84 Holland Avenue Albany, N~w York 12208. Dale E. Harro, M.D., Assistant Commissioner" Division of Preventive Services Los Angeles County InteragencyCouncil on Smoking and Health 155 West Washington Blvd Los Angiles, California 90615 Arthur E. Hawkas, Ph.D. Maine Department of Health and Welfare Bureau of Health -Statehouse Augusta, Maine 04330 • Methodist Hospital Graduate Medical Genter I~04 North Capitol.Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana - ~6207 Kenneth ~, Reed, P~.D., Director of Chaplai~c~Se~vice Michigan Health Council " 712 Abbott Road East Lansing, Michigan ~8823 Elizabeth J. Wheeler, Ph.D. Mississippi State Board of Health P.O. Box 1~00 Jackson~ MississiPpi -39205 M~. A. D. Owin~s, Educational Director School Health Services Montana State Board of Health. Cogswell Building ~elena,'Mo~tana. 59601 Mrs. K. Elizabeth Burrell, Director,. Division of Public Health Education Nebraska In~eragency State Health Planning Council, Inc. • 700 First Nati6nal.Bank Building Lincoln, Nebraska 68501 Mr. Theodore Dappan, Director, Health Education~ Ohio Department'of Health ' #50 East Town Stree~ ~ost Office Box 118 Gol%imbus, Ohio Ailzen L. Ma=Kensie, M.D., M.~oH., Chief, Division of ChronlaDiseases TI55852982

Pennsylvania Committee on SmOking and the Health of Youth . P.O. Box 90 Harrisburg,. Pennsylvania 17120 Philadelphia Health Research Fund Room 540 Municipal Services'Bldg. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107 William A. Allen, Director of B~.alth EducatiOn Research Foundation of State University of New York "- Box 7126 Albany, New York 12224 Virginia G. Harris, M.D., Clinical Assoeiate Professor of Pediatrics Tuberculosis A~sociation of Greater New'O~leans 1240 Camp.Street . New Orleans, Louisiana 70130 ~ Richard R. Ryan, Executive. Director ' ~ University of Arizona Department of Psychology Tucson, Arizona 85721 Salvatore V. Za~gona,-Associate Professor ~niversity of Oregon MedicalSchool 3181W. Sam Jackson Park Road Portland, Oregon 97201 Dep~rtment of Psychiatry University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53?06 Edgar' F..Borga~ta, Professor of Soeiolo~. Vermont State Health Department • 115 Colchester Avenue Burlington, Vermont 05402 Carleton R. Haines, M.D., Director Cancer Division Washington State Department of~{ealth Public Health Buildin~ Olympia, Washingtmn 9850~ ' Lawrence J. Berman, M.D., Health Services D~vision Ti55&52983