Govt Says Krebiozen Ineffective
Washington AP report states welfare department declared Krebiozen an inexpensive chemical found ineffective against cancer. Analysis showed Kreibiozen powder contains creatine, a body amino acid, not the drug, sparking debate. Dr Ivy calls conclusions ridiculous and urges proper clinical tests.
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Washington
Welfare Department
Food and Drug
National Cancer Institute
Andrew Ivy
Ivy
Wheels Veer Across Road Killing Couple Near Mapleton
A set of four tandem wheels broke from a semi-trailer and crossed Highway 141 near Mapleton in northwest Iowa, crashing into an oncoming car. Polk County couple James Leonard Van Gundy, 62, and Grace Van Gundy, 63, of rural Des Moines, were killed instantly. The truck was headed toward Sioux City, about 40 miles away.
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Mapleton
Here
Iowa
Polk County
James Leonard van Gundy
Grace
Des Moines
Sioux City
Iowa Traffic Toll AP Sept 7 1963 Monona county crash summary
The Associated Press reports a Monona county crash where a four wheel tandem detached from a truck injuring no one. The truck driven by Morris E. Ellis of Allen Nebraska veered 45 degrees and toppled the top of a car. Van Gundy, father of Richard VanGundy, Polk county engineer, held a county road superintendent position.
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Monona
Highway Patrol
Carl Lenz
Onawa
Morris E. Ellis
Allen
Neb
Lenz
VanGundy
Richard VanGundy
Polk County
Elderly woman dies in two car collision on Highway 92
Four occupants were in a car when on Friday night it was hit from the rear by another vehicle and left in a ditch. Lois Algeria Botts age 69 of Elliott died after being thrown from the car. Marion Milner 53 of Elliott, Marian Milner 47, and Clyde Botts 73 were injured. The other driver was Paul Kenneth Ernst of Glenwood.
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Council Bluffs
Highway 92
Here
Lois Algeria Botts
Elliott
Paul Kenneth Ernst
Glenwood
Clyde Botts
Milners
Botts
Nine Toes Lost From Everest Climb
William Unsoeld said he plans further climbs after doctors amputated nine frostbitten toes from his Mt Everest ascent. The Nepal injury occurred Tuesday during the dangerous ascent near Katmandu where he and team members faced severe cold and high altitude.
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Katmandu
Nepal
William Unsoeld
Russia protests Nationalist China test ban signing
Moscow reports Russia protested to the United States over Nationalist China signing the test ban treaty. The move appeared aimed at placating Communist China amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
Russia
U.S
China
Saltonstall Supports Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
In Washington Senator Saltonstall of Massachusetts said he will vote for ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty. Senator Goldwater of Arizona declared he will vote against it, while Senator Mansfield of Montana remains optimistic about broad approval despite opposition from Senator Russell of Georgia. The anticipated two-thirds margin hinges on 67 of 100 senators. early indications suggest opposition may not exceed 20 votes.
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Washington
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Goldwater
Rariz
Mansfield
Dmont
Sen
Russell
D-Ga
The
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
D-Miss
Thurmond
D-S.c
Russia
Britain
Foolish To Go to China Turncoat Regrets War Return
Scott Rush a 31 year old former U S army sergeant who defected to Communist China after the Korean War says he regrets his decision. He describes China from 1958 to 1960 as hell and cites weather and debt pressures, with low factory output and harsh working conditions. Rush arrived in Hong Kong with his Chinese wife and daughter and plans to return to the United States. He details his capture, three years in a prison camp, and his doubts about communism beginning in 1956.
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Hong Kong
Scott Rush
China
Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Red China
Wuhan
U.S
Helen
Chinese Red Cross
Legal Troubles Beset Wallace In School Tiff
Alabama Governor George Wallace faces a chain of federal and local actions over school desegregation. A judge orders him to explain why he should not face a restraining order. Lawsuits seek to block his closures and force reopening in Birmingham and Huntsville. Huntsville council members condemn his actions amid editorials urging community resistance.
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Wallace
Birmingham
Alabama
Huntsville
The
Huntsville Times
Georgia Legislator Convicted of Moonshining Conspiracy
A Georgia state legislator, Rep. Joe Hurst of Quitman County, was convicted in federal court of conspiring to manufacture and sell moonshine. He faced three co-defendants including Julian Ogletree, the Quitman County sheriff, in the case heard Friday.
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Columbus, Ga
Georgia
Joe Hurst
Quitman County
South Georgia
Julian Ogletree
Pupil Revolt Grips Saigon Amid Massive Arrests
In Saigon police dragged away about 300 pupils during a city wide school rebellion. Most detained were under 15 as helmeted officers, Marines, and security forces moved into Vo Truong Toan and Trung Vuong schools. Demonstrations spread to Marie Curie and Jean Jacques Rousseau high schools with many parents blocked from entry. The unrest followed a week of covert organizing and mimeographed leaflets.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Vo Truong Toan
Trung Vuong
Kennedy
Ngo Dinh Diem
Marie Curie
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Army
U S Sends Aid to Dry Forest Belt
U S Peace Corps doctors nurses and firefighting experts flew to Parana Brazil to help battle tinder dry pine forest fires. About 250 people perished 300000 lost homes 500 injured. Navy ships diverted to Paranagua port with medical supplies. Nerly Laubem head of agriculture fire control division among assisting specialists. Parana noted as coffee producing state with remote communities and wind hampering firefighting efforts. Heavy rains feared to quell fires after eight months without rain.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.S. Peace Corps
Parana
U.S
U.S. Navy
Paranagua
Peace Corps
Gordon Mein
Curitiba
Nerly Laubem
Department of Agriculture
Brazil
Ney Braga
Monte Alegre
Argentina
Paraguay
U S Criticism Grows Over Vietnam Image After Buddhist Crisis
A high ranking Vietnamese official, who has visited the United States, says America has lost most of its friends in South Vietnam in recent months. Officials in Vietnam feel the American image is tarnished, as the State Department and President Kennedy reprove government handling of the Buddhist crisis.
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U.S
South Vietnam
America
Vietnam
State Department
Kennedy
Finns Give LBJ Riotous Hello in Helsinki
Vice President Johnson and his wife and daughter were greeted by about 10,000 Finns in Helsinki. Police struggled to control the crowd as Johnson abandoned a prepared speech and walked through a confetti-covered, cheering throng. He praised the Finnish warmth and led a marketplace birthday singalong for Alexandra Jurkinen, a vegetable vendor, joining in Happy Birthday.
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Dick Soderlund
Helsinki
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Parliament
Alexandra Jurkinen
Chaplin challenges clinic claim over rejuvenation tale
In Nice AP report Charlie Chaplin sues the Clinique Medicale de Sante to stop and destroy a brochure asserting his fatherhood of a child at 73 from a miracle treatment. He denies any such treatment and seeks redress for personal rights invasion. Oona Chaplin gave birth to their eighth child last year in Lausanne.
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Nice
France
Charlie Chaplin
Clinique Medicale de Sante
Medical Clinic of Health
Chaplin
Oona
Lausanne
Switzerland
Hilsman to Represent Kennedy at Malaysia Federation Formation
Assistant Secretary of State Roger Hilsman will represent President Kennedy at ceremonies marking the formation of the Malaysia Federation on September 16.
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Washington
Roger Hilsman
Kennedy
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