Red China Rejects U. S. Suggestion Of Closer Ties
Red China rejected a suggestion of closer ties and visits between U S and Chinese officials. The People's Daily accused the United States of feigning openness while planning a new assault. Retired Lt Gen Stanley R Mikelsen, 70, former Army Air Defense Command chief and missile expert, died at his home in Alexandria Virginia.
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Jamestown cancer patient joins Krebiozen protest at FDA
Robert M. MacPherran of Jamestown joins a 40 person sit in at FDA headquarters to press for lifting the interstate ban on Krebiozen. He says he has had cancer 10 years and a doctor has offered little hope while Laine Friedman leads the group demanding action from FDA Commissioner Goddard.
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FDA Bans Interstate Shipping of Krebiozen
A 1964 sit-in echoes in the report as FDA bars interstate movement of Krebiozen. It is claimed to be produced in Illinois. At a January conference Goddard stated FDA’s position.
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Maryland House Rejects Lottery Constitutional Amendment
The Maryland House of Delegates rejected a constitutional amendment to permit a state lottery by 76 to 49, missing the required two thirds majority. Delegate testimony referenced a letter from Edward Powers of New Hampshire urging a 10 year wait to iron out issues before enacting a lottery. A New York proposal is moving toward a statewide referendum.
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U.S. Debates Currency Trade Ties With India
The article notes talks on using payments for surplus American goods like wheat and rice to fund currency links with India. President and Mrs. Johnson hosted a dinner for 140 guests after a private discussion with Mrs. Gandhi, with Rusk and Mrs Gandhi’s reception appearances surrounding the visit. Mrs. Gandhi plans to depart for New York Wednesday amid criticism of a controversial drug claim.
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Former Fireman Charged With False Alarm In Philadelphia
Ex fireman Bebee faced charges after allegedly triggering a false alarm and admitting burglary larceny and receiving stolen goods. Loot included firemen’s pay checks totaling 2800 dollars, many forged and cashed. Noted artist Walter Tittle dies in California after long illness.
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Free theater tickets advertised with store sales
On the Avenue readers can find their names in ads and claim a free ticket to Blatt's Rex Theatre. For three days from Friday April 1 to Sunday April 3 Suzanne Pleshettie and Dean Jones star in Walt Disney's The Ugly Dachshund and Winnie the Pooh.
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