Therapy adviser may replace corner drugstores, FDA chief says
New FDA commissioner Dr James Goddard predicts a radical shift in drug delivery within 20 years with therapy advisers in medical centers replacing traditional drugstores. He envisions better trained pharmacists on medical teams making prescriptions, counseling patients, and monitoring side effects as 3,000 drugs are reevaluated and hundreds recalled for inefficacy.
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New York
U.S
James Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
Goddard
The
American Assn. For the Advancement of Science
Quintuplets born in Brisbane hospital five siblings
Australia’s first quintuplets three girls and two boys born at Brisbane Women’s Hospital. Mother Patricia Braham 36 of New South Wales reports mother and babies in satisfactory condition. Pediatrician optimistic about survival. couple already has four children.
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Brisbane
Australia
Women’s Hospital
Patricia Braham
Penterfield
New South Wales
R. Drake
Grantley Stable
Pentagon says open housing reach grows for Negro servicemen
The Defense Department reports more than 150000 rental units opened to Negro service members nationwide, raising available units to 802200. McNamara used sanctions to persuade landlords, with mixed political reactions from lawmakers and continued voluntary outreach nationwide.
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Washington
Pentagon
Defense Department
Defense
McNamara
Maryland
Virginia
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Quitting Draft, 89 Year-Old Says System Remains Fair
Battle Creek Illinois AP veteran Roy Ludlum, 89, one of the nation’s oldest draft board members, resigns after 25 years of service citing new rules. He defends the system’s fairness, regrets sending young men to war in four conflicts, and calls for punishment of draft card protesters without endorsing involuntary reentry. He notes aging, supports keeping students in school, and recalls a WWI tragedy.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Roy Ludlum
Ludlum
Michigan
Mini-skirt credited with taming men on buses
A humorous note claims the mini-skirt has made men more polite, adding that it affects everyday behavior like letting others onto a bus ahead of them. The remark reflects a light social stereotype from a column style joke.
Ivy League presidents secure White House draft assurance
Eight Ivy League college presidents, led by Yale's Kingman Brewster Jr, announced a White House assurance that the draft system is not used to suppress unpopular views. They released a Dec 21 letter to President Johnson and a Dec 26 reply from aide Joseph Califano after Hershey's controversial statements.
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New Haven
Selective Service
Lewis Hershey
Escaped criminals send Christmas cards in Pensacola
In Escambia county Florida a judge and at least three investigators received Christmas cards signed Clifford and Gloria Helton. The Heltons, a husband and wife pair sought for a year on bail-jumping and weapons conviction appeals, are linked to the benign gesture as handwriting was verified.
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Pensacola, Fla
Escambia County
Clifford
Gloria Helton
Kirk Beall
Heltons
Johnson Aides Pray Restraint Over Cambodian Use
A high Johnson administration official says the U S will approach Khmer border use with greatest restraint while warning North Vietnamese and Viet Cong moves could widen cross border actions in Cambodia Laos and the DMZ The official backs expanded ICC authority and notes Sihanouk favors ICC enlargement as Washington weighs possible emissary talks with the Cambodian leader.
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Washington
U.S
William Bundy
Cambodia
Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
State Department
International Control Commission
Ghe
ICC
Geneva
Bundy
Norodom Sihanouk
Washington Post
Sihanouk
White House
Commission
Pathet Lao
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
No Offers On Table: Union Head
Matthew Guinan, head of New York City's transit union, warned a New Year strike by 36 000 workers seems inevitable as talks with the Transit Authority stall with 29 hours left before the deadline. Mayor Lindsay and labor and management leaders press mediation efforts while planners prepare for a possible walkout affecting 7.4 million daily riders.
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NEW York (Ap
Matthew Guinan
Guinan
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Labor
Transport Workers Union
City Transit Authority
TWU
Merger Fever Reaches Cedar Rapids in 1967 Business Scene
Cedar Rapids business leaders discuss the 1967 merger surge and its local impact. Chamber of Commerce official Larry Owen argues mergers bring growth capital but warn of distance from local needs. He envisions closer contact with corporate heads, site visits, and local coordination to counter absentee ownership.
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FMC
Link- Belt
Cedar Rapids
Larry Owen
New York
Chicago
Owen
Owens
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