Encouraging Drug For Parkinsons Fight Could Reach Patients Soon
Dr. John J. Burns of Holiman LaRoche said limited release of a new drug for Parkinson’s may begin by early summer after accumulating enough evidence for FDA approval. Amantadine chloride shows 66 percent improvement in about 200 patients, with cost and side effects discussed by researchers from Harvard and Minnesota. The government and NIH hail it as a potential major breakthrough, while experts caution about long term effects and safety monitoring.
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John J. Burns
Holimann-LaRoche
Food and Drug Administration
Burns
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Mediecal School
Boston
Robert S. Schwab
Harvard
Journal of the American Medical Association
Schwab
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Stroke
Institute
M. J. Gibsott
FDA
Atomic Energy Commis
Sion
Brookhaven National
Expe
George
Cotzins
Cornell
Columbia
Noi
Thwestern
Ton
Brookhaven
Soman
A. B. Baker
University of Minnesota Hospital
Minnecapolis
Baker
Amon
College leaders split on peace and dissent abroad
Gen Westmoreland urged armed peace as the path to international stability during cadet ceremonies at Virginia Tech. Harvard's Galbraith defended campus demonstrators at Assumption College. David Kennedy, at Weber State, urged distinguishing dissent from disorder and hinted at tax policy shifts. Stans urged constructive reform without destruction at Grave City College.
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William C. Westmoreland
Virginia Tech
Blauksburg
Earth ‘International
Westmoreland
Harvard
John Kenneth Galbraith
Assumption College
Worcester
Mass
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Weber State College
Ogden
Utah
David Kennedy
Washington
Congressional
Commerce
Maurice J. Stans
Caday
New J England
Butler
Germany
Stats
Grave City College
Penn Taylvania
Doctors Hit AMA Over Drug Industry Ties
Testifying by written statements to a Senate committee, a physician critic argues the American Medical Association defends and profits from drug advertising and sales practices. He condemns drug detail men and urges a ban to curb influence, calling current education distorted and costly for the industry.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Console
Pir
Communists Prepare for War Amid Border Tensions
Brezhnev cites Mao era talk of atomic holocaust as China and the Soviet Union clash over border provocations. Moscow notes Chinese statements as not constructive while predicting future moves on talks and possible conflict.
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Peking Kung Ming Jih Pao
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese People’s Republic
Soldiers Sentenced In Mutiny Case At Fort Ord Californ ia
A 14‑man mutiny case at Fort Ord San Francisco presided by Army judge advocate general saw sentences ranging from three months to six years for 12 convicted. Eleven others received varied sentences after a 37‑day trial linked to a sit‑down protest at the San Francisco Presidio stockade in October. Verdicts labeled as mutiny and related charges followed protests over overcrowded conditions and sanitation. One Vietnam veteran was among the convicted.
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FT. Ord
Calif
Pane
Army
San Fran 14Ncisco Presidio Stockade
Auc
Hight
Senate
Alabama Woman Dies In Crash Near Bishopville
Mrs Wayne Jefferson 27 of Troy Alabama was killed when the car she rode in collided with a truck at Mims crossroads near Bishopville Friday night.
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Bishopville
S.C
Wayne Jefferson
Troy
Ala
Mims Crossroads
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