Driving On Prejudice Neglect And Ignorance
The President's Commission on Civil Disorders plans to publish March 3 its recommendations to reform city governments police departments and other institutions to curb militancy and racial estrangement in urban areas The year long study finds prejudice and neglect as main drivers of last summer's riots and notes no evidence of organized violence The report will urge private public actions including 60 businessmen to create jobs in slums and aims to address root causes for peaceful development.
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Morton’s Sudden Retirement Shrinks Senate Moderates
Kentuckian Senator Thruston B Morton longtime Republican moderate announces he will not seek re election for personal reasons. His decision robs the party of a steady voice and heights concerns about the party’s future as leadership and direction face upheaval.
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Nuclear Navy expansion faces House hearing tomorrow
Editorial notes the Navy's nuclear fleet growth to 106 submarines and limited surface vessels. It cites McNamara's budget push for two more nuclear carriers and two escorts, amid Defense Department cost fears and calls from Adm. Rickover for long range, high speed warships.
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Parke-Davis liable in chloromycetin deaths case
Testimony links aggressive Parke-Davis promotion of chloromycetin to overuse and fatal cases. Doctors questioned the drug's safety as misprescribing led to a $180,000 verdict against the company and the prescribing physician.
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Nelson presses FDA over chloromycetin warnings
Senator Nelson questions why the Food and Drug Administration did not vigorously notify doctors about dangerous chloromycetin risks. A 1966 memo and missing agenda items are cited, with calls for a standard Dear Doctor warning to the medical profession to save lives.
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High Point Enterprise: Afternoon edition details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references The High Point Enterprise and possible publishing details but lacks readable facts, dates, or concrete events to summarize into a full news note.
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High Point crafts chinchilla furs amid local growth and plans
High Point emerges as a chinchilla fur maker with 15 World of Dizel products led by Phil Dietzel. He runs 13 employees from a 500-chinchilla herd and aims to market furs locally while remaining a wholesaler. The piece also notes Sears management training, flu trends, county zoning debates, Girl Scout cookie sales, and community fund plans.
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