Editorial: Shall We Fear New Drugs
An FDA barred drug has reportedly killed an infant in the United States after causing deaths abroad. The Merrell Co. faced criticism for distributing samples to physicians, allowing thalidomide to reach patients during pregnancy. Critics urge thorough animal testing and argue that banned drugs should not be given as samples.
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Food and Drug Administration
United States
Arizona
Europe
William S.merrell Co
Cincinnati
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England
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Sen. Estes Kefauver
League of Nations
20 Years Ago A Wartime Update and Local Notices
A World War II front report notes Russian defenses stiffening near the Don bend toward Stalingrad as Soviet forces counterattack. Local items cover Com pany A 112th Infantry reunions, Corry baseball results, Corry Country Club golf, a billiards exhibition by Jon Wienert, progress on a new city hotel, and a federal rate cut for stricken railroad areas effective tomorrow affecting livestock and freight shipments.
Unclear clipped 40 Years Ago school event
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a 40 years ago date and a school event at a Cowed grd mill with about 150 pupils attending. Details are garbled and names, places, and exact actions are unreadable.
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Cowegrd Mill
Turing
Sun or daughter quay from home on Theyd enjoy
The Journal daily item hints at a casual note about sun or a daughter at home with a playful tone. It reads as a fragmented, informal update rather than a full event or announcement. Named entities or clear actions are not present in the legible text.
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Sun
Daughter Quay
Sokolsky on politicians and public trust in 1962 elections
The piece argues politicians adapt to immediate needs while historians and philosophers forecast events. It cites Herbert Hoover's shifting reputation and Walter Lippmann on Hitler. It warns voters overestimating leaders and stresses the need for compromise in a governed system with checks and balances. It reflects on expectations for 1962 governors and U.S. senators.
Golf Gone Wrong On Bamiti Hollow Lake Walk
Jim Bishop recounts a chaotic golf outing at Bamiti Hollow, where misdrives, a teed ball sinking in a lake, a disembodied head seen in the water, and a quirky course challenge unfold. The scene mixes humor with a surreal moment as the narrator battles nerves and a stubborn audience.
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Kelly Alg
Marlow Looks At TODAY'S By JAMES MARLOW
James Marlow surveys global protests from Vietnam to Europe and Latin America, noting police crackdowns and political tensions. He cites Moscow Radio on anti-Soviet pamphlets, riots in France and London, and demonstrations in Albany and Washington as evidence of persistent unrest influencing public policy and liberty.
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Russia
Sovet Union
Moscow Radio
Crimea
Finland
World Youth -Pesttyshir
Helsinki
France
London
East End
Sir Oswald Moseley
Argentina
Labor Federation
Juan Pero
Bertrand Russell
White House
Albany
Martin Luther King
Georgia City
Kew
Albany Andover
U.S. Senate
Television Review Highlights Andy Griffith Show Return and Guests
Hollywood AP reports at Desilu Cahuenga Studios lunch spot comedians mingle with Andy Griffith observing as Amsterdam mocks Hitler. Griffith plans another five years on The Andy Griffith Show while adding Joanna Moore as a nurse in Mayberry. Bob Hope Nairobi specials announced with Crosby Ball and Prowse. November NBC lineup to feature Benny Merman and Darin.
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Desilu Cahuenga
Lindy’s
Joey Bishop
Dick Vai Dyke
Morey Amsterdam
Jack Carter
Carl Reiner
Marty Tweels
Imprompt
Andy Griffith
Mayberry
Amsterdam
Germany
Hitler
Andy
Courst
North Carolina
Joanna Moore
Bob Hope
Nairobi
NBC
Bing Crosby
Lucilly Ball
Jack Benny
Ethel Merman
Bobby Darin
Hold Rites For W. T. McAvoy
Rites held at St. Thomas Church for W. T. McAvoy with Rev. Leon Doleski officiating. A family prayer service occurred at Brackeys Funeral Home before the mass. Attendees included Cass, Henlow, Daptiog, Hanna, Edwards, Lewal, Koons, McCauley, Coons, Ritteliisan, Hutchison, and many friends from the Corrs area.
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William
T McAvoy
St. Thomas’ Church
Leon Doleski
Brackeys Funeral
Roberti Cass
Rhein Henlow
Gly Daptiog
Lou Hanna
Lowy Edwards
Philip Lewal
Sway
Jamies McAvoy
Wayrte
Michi
Alfred Koons
Bolivar, N. Yj
Gertrude McCauley
Mogle Coons
Baily
Titlville
Robert Cass
Robert Cash
Barbara
Michael Gane
Hesphar Jonpeley
Charlex Ritteliisan
Howard Hutchison
Eric
Corrs
Tour
Keeping Up With the Joneses Sparks Suburban Lawn Rivalry
In New York a Smith family moves next to the Joneses and a friendly suburban rivalry unfolds over lawn care. Mrs. Smith notes the Joneses’ greener grass, prompting seed purchases and lawn equipment gifts as both sides strive to outdo each other.
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New York
Smith
Jones
Joneses
Mr. Smith
Mr.Jones
Jailhouse Lawyer Frank Hamilton Denied Habeas Plea
Clarence Hamilton alias William T. Patrick, a Franklin native aged 41, repeatedly sought habeas relief after a 1952 conviction for burglary at McCracken service station. Venango County Judge William E Breene denied the latest petition, discharging the rule to show cause and refusing the writ.
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Franklin
Clarence ‘Hamilton
William T. Patrick
McCracken
Venango County
District Court of the United States
Western District of Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Gotinsel
I Pell
Breene
Naheas
Keeping up with the Joneses Moral in a Personal Tale
Hal Boyle recounts a community tale where Mrs Jones and Mrs Smith strive to outdo each other with larger homes cars and servants. The rivalry leads to escalating spending and bankruptcy for both families, ending with a mutual admission that chasing others harms one’s own life. The piece ends with a warning that imitation yields folly rather than status.
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Jones
Adam
Smiths
Mr. Smith
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