Absolute Ceiling proposal lobbed in Pennsylvania race
Gov. candidate Milton Shapp and Republican rival Raymond Shafer debated campaign spending limits at an AP Editors conference. Shapp urged an absolute ceiling with a five member audit covering spending since the May primary, while Shafer said he would support a limit.
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GOP
Shapp
Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Shafer
Pennsylvania
Defective Product Liability Ruling By Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that any seller of a defective product can be sued if a user is harmed by the product. Justice Cohen wrote the majority opinion affirming Webb’s right to prove injury from a beer keg explosion, while Chief Justice Bell dissented, arguing liability should be set by the legislature.
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State Supreme Court
John C. Bell Jr
Bell
Herbert B. Cohen
Nelson R. Webb
Lancaster County
Cohen
Uint Webb
Webb
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
Mumps vaccine shows high effectiveness and life long immunity
Dr Maurice R Hileman of Merck Institute reports a five strain vaccine using the Jeryl Lynn virus shows 98 percent protection in children exposed to natural mumps infection. Antibodies persisted for up to seven months suggesting possible life long immunity though broader testing and licensing remain. In separate note, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals argues Ruby case. decision delayed until fall.
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Maurice R. Hileman
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
West Point
Jery Lynn
Hillerman
American Therapeutics Society
Hilleman
Eugenel. Buynak
Merck
Robert E. Weibel
Joseph Stokes Jr
University of Pennsylvania
Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia
Lankenaw Hospital
Hitler Man
Austin, Tex
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Humphrey Urges Action On Programs For Underprivileged
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told 320 delegates at the National Newspaper Publishers Association banquet that the United States has a "whole supermarket of programs" for civil rights and welfare but they must be implemented locally. He urged publishers to publicize programs, form a standing committee on government affairs, and cooperate to finish the civil rights journey without abandoning unity.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Humphrey
Washington
Cates
National Newspaper Publishers Association
John B. Russ Wurm
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