Drug Krebiozen Declared Illegal Across Interstate Commerce
FDA spokesman said interstate distribution of the controversial cancer drug krebiozen is illegal under regulations effective June 7 without a sponsor filed plan. Backers in Chicago withdrew their experimental status request claiming government harassment. Dr Stevan Durovic delivered his withdrawal letter to an FDA inspector in Washington as the drug, studied about 14 years, faced mixed views from sponsors and the American Medical Association.
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Campers Find Haven After 60-Hour Flight From Violence
Nearly 70 summer campers and counselors fled violence at a North Carolina camp and arrived at Camp Midvale in Ringwood New Jersey after a 60 hour journey. Authorities linked the raid at Summerlane Camp near Rosman to tensions over integration and alleged immorality sites. The Rev George Ben Hil sheimer blamed drunken youths for the violence. A separate notice reports the death of Ret Maj. Gen. Henry Clay Hodges Jr at age 103 in Stamford Connecticut.
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U.S. Military Academy
Cambridge Officials Seek Talk With Governor On Militia Hardships
Cambridge Maryland officials meet with Governor J Millard Tawes in Annapolis to discuss hardships from militia law after a violent incident left six whites wounded. Authorities warn demonstrations are forbidden and racial tensions may rise amid non violent action planned by Gloria Richardson. Berlin West Berlin escape reported as a 25 year old East German and two women slip through barricades. Ohio five day forecast calls for near normal temperatures with a midweek cool spell and potential thundershowers.
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Ohio University Shooting Leaves Student In Fair Condition
Berea sophomore Khrushchev welcomes the student shot as Ohio University student Gaylord Johnson 20 from Columbus is listed in fair condition after a Sunday shooting near Rock Riffle and Hastings Roads. Michael Bachmann 22 and John Lucas 19 faced charges or investigations as details of the incident emerged.
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Finances Press Seaway Faces Debt Burden in 1963
Massena New York report cites Joseph H. McCann stating the St Lawrence Seaway faces a severe financial year with about 130 million dollars in debt due over 50 years at 3 4 percent interest. He notes tonnage shortfalls hinder meeting obligations despite a 1963 tonnage boost.
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Britain Warns Guianans to End Strife Before Independence
British Colonial Secretary Duncan Sandys urged peace between Cheddi Jagan and Forbes Burnham to win London’s favor for independence. He warned Britain would not consider constitutional changes or independence without internal stability amid East Indian and Negro tensions. Lovell notes Russians lack a telescope to match Jodrell Bank.
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Burglaries Probed as Sheriff Links Weekend Thefts
Meigs sheriff investigates two burglaries found this morning, possibly connected, with weekend timing. Dynamite from Dravo Co dam project at Reedsville and tools from Jeffers Coal Co operation at Laurel Cliff also reported missing. Twenty one killed and 40 injured when a train derailed near Surabaya East Java.
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Tragedy Near Point Pleasant Claims Two Lives in Route Crash
A three car collision on Route 2 near Route 87 east of Point Pleasant killed Phyllis McCullough of Parkersburg and Harry O'Dell of Ravenswood and injured four others. Surviving victims include Charles Harper and Charles Crigger in Holzer Hospital, plus O'Dell's sons Eddie and Samuel. Investigation by Mason County sheriff and state police noted O'Dell's car crossed into the wrong lane. Miss McCullough, a nurse, had services planned at Pennsboro.
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Record Low At South Pole Hits 109.8 Degrees Below Zero
The U S Antarctic Expedition base at Christchurch South Pole reported a new record low of 109.8 degrees below zero just before midnight Sunday The prior record stood at 109.5 degrees below zero set on September 13 1959 In Athens Greece the government freed 19 prisoners from the 1947 49 civil war within a week of taking power.
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Khrushchev Opens Talks on Nuclear Test Ban
In Moscow Khrushchev hosts Kennedy envoy Harriman and British Lord Hailsham for limited nuclear test ban talks. The mood is optimistic with sign language jokes as paneled discussions to last about ten days explore bans on air space and underwater explosions, while underground tests remain doubtful.
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Maiden Voyage on New Hydrofoil Line Starts in New York
Long Island commuters rode the Albatross on its maiden run from Port Washington to Wall Street. The craft, aluminum and hydrofoil powered, lifted above water as it sped, with Ira Dowd, president of American Hydrofoil Lines, among those aboard. Dowd said 35 such vessels are planned, including 15 in the New York area, by year end.
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Wayne Ward Critical After Heart Attack at Drive-In
COLUMBUS State Personnel Director Wayne Ward 54 is in critical condition at University Hospital after a heart attack Saturday night. Ward was appointed to the post earlier this year by Gov. Rhodes, succeeding James T. Welsh. LONDON Foreign Minister Yong Shik Kim left for Washington to meet with Secretary of State Rusk.
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Rockefeller Defies Goldwater in Liberal Conservative Split
Rockefeller challenges Goldwater to a liberal versus conservative clash for the 1964 Republican nomination. He argues a conservative strategy would wreck the party, urging a liberal path to broaden support. Taft Jr. suggests Morton and the party's center as the closest to consensus amid the intra party fight.
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Ohio
Thruston B. Morton
Congress Takes Slow Week With Peanuts And Miscellany
The 88th Congress slows further with a light agenda on peanuts for boiling, automatic date processing gear, and sedition topics in the House. The Senate offers a varied list including lead zinc stabilization, fish hatchery research, and wildlife conservation on the Pacific Flyway.
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Saigon Battle Near Long An Proves Costly for Both Sides
Two American personnel were injured and 63 Communist guerrillas killed in a daylong fight near Saigon, the worst such battle reported. Government casualties stood at 26 killed and 41 wounded as troops and helicopters faced heavy ground fire in Long An Province.
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Iraqi President Vows Crackdown Despite Moscow Threats
Damascus Syria report states Iraqi President Abdal Salam Aref will continue to crack down on plots to turn Iraq into an atheist Communist state as Moscow raises warnings.
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