Common Market strains hit American farm sales and grain
Western Europe moves toward unity via the Common Market, threatening U S grain and poultry exports. Levies and uniform pricing curb American shipments, raising costs for chicken and other products while France and other members push higher domestic prices. The United States shipped about $1.6 billion in farm goods to six Common Market nations in 1961 with 1962 figures higher.
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Uncle Sam
Europe
France
United States
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
U.S
Iparison
Commonment
West
Drugs Not Proven Safe for Public Off of Market
Washington FDA Commissioner George P Larrick says three drugs had not proven safety and were off the market for a long time. FDA medical officer John O Nestor testified that Enroquel Mer 29 and Altafur were sold despite lacking substantiated safety data. The Senate subcommittee resumes its review as the new drug law takes effect soon.
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Washington
Food and ‘Drug
George P. Larrick
FDA
John O. Nestor
FDA Bureau of Medicine
Senate
Government Operations Subcommittee
Nestor
Hubert H Humphrey
D-Minn
Larrick
Congress
Bureau
Mumps Epidemic Persists As Benedict Notes Meetings
Benedict faces a continuing mumps outbreak with families including Norma Jean Robinson staying home from school. Alumni committee declines reservations. various community members visit, travel, and attend church and social events as plans rise for the upcoming Kansas Conference in Kansas City.
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Benedict
Darrel Manderscheid
Norma Jean Robinson
Fredonia High School
Robinson
Owen Elder
A. J. Ambrose
Estella Scott
Tillie Mercer
Libbie Haller
Fredonia
Earl Parsons
Rita
Nazarene Church
Buffalo
Diana Gail
Jerry Holbert
Holbert
Parsons
Rural Illinois neighbors gather for family birthday event
Urbane Urbana and nearby rural residents attended a Saturday party at the Howard Bailey home in Thayer. Cattle market trip to Kansas City occurred Monday, while Kansas City visitors surprised Mrs. Harry Kennedy for her birthday Sunday. Mrs. Nettie Bailey remained home with a knee ailment.
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Texas
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Midway District
M. J. Clough
Buffalo
Peggy Miller
Sherryl Parsons
Midway
Cecil Ambrose
Charlotte
Gary
Wichita
A. J. Ambrose
Francis Light
Howard
May Warner
Burr Knaus
Plymouth
Ohio
Myrtle Markham
Lyle
Eula May) Conway
Conway
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Markham
Kansas
Old Mission Methodist Church
Kansas City
Kan
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Galesburg
Don Sailors
Stark
George Bartholomew
Erie
Howard Bailey
Thayer
Milo Heilman
Vern
Floyd Lowe
Ralph Liggett
Harry Kennedy
Kennedy
Garland Burdue
Nettie Bailey
Youth Footballer Dies After Cliff Rescue Attempt
San Francisco AP report, Michael MacDonald 24 of Vancouver Catholic Youth Organization dies leaping to aid friend Wally Larz 23 after Larz slips on the Cliff House path. Both were footballers en route to Monterey international tour. Larz survives but MacDonald perishes on rocks 75 feet below.
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San Francisco
Monterey
Calif
Michael MacDonald
Catholic Youth Organization
Vancouver
B.C
Wally Larz
Cliff House
Larz
MacDonald
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