Krebiozen Controversy Reignites Cancer Drug Debate
The renewed Krebiozen controversy centers on FDA investigational status and a push for double blind tests. Advocates led by Dr Andrew Ivy claim promising results from 4,200 cases, while the American Cancer Society and NIH demand rigorous evidence and full testing before approval.
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American Cancer Society
Journal of the American Medical Association
Food and Drug Administration
Food Drug and Cosmetics Act
Frances 0. Kelsey
FDA
Andrew C. Ivy
Krebiozen
National Cancer Institute
Dr. Ivy
Ivy
University of Minois
Stevan Durovic
Herbert Bailey
Clinton Miller
National Health Federation
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ii
White House
Washington
Sen
Douglas
Sen. Douglas
The
Cancer Institute
Tax exemptions for electric power foes or friends
The piece argues that federal and municipal electric plants and REA co-ops escape federal and other taxes, lowering rates for customers while investor owned utilities pay taxes. It questions fairness, noting IOUs supply about 80 percent of power and tax about 24 percent of revenue, while public plants are tax exempt. It urges Congress to end tax exemptions for producers supplying private customers or, conversely, extend exemptions to IOUs to equalize treatment.
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RBA
Congress
Anti Jewish bias in Soviet trials and press drive
A New York Herald Tribune analysis discusses a Soviet propaganda campaign using mass show trials and death sentences for economic crimes, portraying Jews as driving crime. It notes anti Semitic depictions in Soviet papers, a push to mobilize public opinion, and rising death tolls while drawing parallels to Nazi era scapegoating. It profiles a domestic couple dialogue illustrating the pervasiveness of the anti Jewish stereotype.
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U. S
Washington
John
Igna le
Soviet
Helied
Union
Germany
New York Herald
International Tribune, Inc
Castle
al- Castle
Indiana
Castle Chrysler
New Castle
Macapa
Brazil
Goldwater
Smith
Vargas Plaza
Ad Agency Tactics Stir Political Pitches In The Sixties
A memoir fragment discusses using five psychological laws to sway voters and build a dental or political practice. It cites Dr Jim in New Orleans and explores branding in campaigns, naming Roosevelt as a hypothetical running mate to leverage publicity. References to historical ships and naval figures frame the strategy.
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Jim
South
New Orleans
Tor
Crane
Roosevelt Name As Naval Mentor In 1964 Campaign Scene
A discourse imagines John Roosevelt as running mate to F D R, arguing the Roosevelt name stays strong in politics and Navy history. It compares naval progress, education, and national identity, urging a lasting political brand and warning against unknown successors.
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F. D. Roosevelt
Cox
Mercury
Gemini
ASROC
Polaris
Roosevelt
Navy
Teddy Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
John Roosevelt
New York
America
School of the Sea
U.S. A
Meni
Our Republic
G. W. Anderson
Goldwater Dinner Rally Planned in New Castle June 28
Republican figures and Goldwater supporters eye a fund raising dinner and mass rally in New Castle on June 28. Tickets and funds for the event are reported in circulation with participation from Bloomington Lafayette Columbus Fort Wayne Indianapolis and other cities as GOP leaders review the plan amid campaign salience.
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Barry Goldwater
New Castle
10Th District
Goldwater
Bloomington
Lafayette
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Investors seek clues on blue chip stock choices
In a reader letter Roger E Spear discusses Mill Factors and a mix of blue chip names such as American Telephone, Long Island Lighting, North Penn Gas and Standard Oil of New Jersey. He asks why investors pay high prices for some finance firms while yielding lower returns and whether Pacific Intermountain Express merits holding in a expanding motor freight field.
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Roger E. Spear
Blue Chip
Pacific Intermountain Express
CIT Financial
Ing
American Telephone
Long Island
Pacific
North Penn Gas
Ter-Mountain Express
Iowa
Ismall Company
North Penn
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Providence Gas
Mill
AMEX
Harnings
Spear
Jersey
General Zorg
Ifeatures Corp
The Shepherd Advertisement Poem by Julien C Hyer
A compact verse reflecting on companionship from Genesis 2 18 about not living alone and finding comfort in loved ones and companions. The piece emphasizes friendship and fellowship as divine provision to ease life’s loneliness.
Home Births and Bowling Greens in a Letter to the Editor
A reader praises a columnist’s home birth philosophy and urges home delivery. Dr Brady’s advice column offers a paid maternity guide and a health pamphlet set, noting limitations on personal replies due to volume. The letter mentions several households and the author’s family, including a doctor attended births.
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Lille
California
Mrs. R
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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Leegond
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