Drug Patent Hearings Open
A Senate antitrust subcommittee opens hearings on patent provisions of a disputed drug industry bill. Leadoff witnesses include Commissioner of Patents David L. Ladd and American Institute of Chemists president Johap Bjorksten. Hearings run through Wednesday. the bill would require compulsory licensing of prescription drug patents after three years.
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API
Senate
David L. Ladd
Johap Bjorksten
American Institute of Chemists
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Estes Kerquyer
Dtenn
Subcommittee
How Ya Suc ceed in Business Without Really Trying on Broadway
AP drama critic reviews the 46th Street Theater staging starring Valle and Morse. Frank Loesser provides score with sharp polish. Valle returns to spotlight while Morse delivers buoyant comic energy. The plot skewers career ambition in a skyscraper jungle. first night crowd cheered despite a lighter score.
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William Glover
Associated Press
NEW York
Hudy Valle
Robert Morse
Broadway
46Th Street Theater
Frank Loesser
Abe Burrows
Vallee
Morse
Mickey Rooney
Horatio Alger
Space Capsule Recovery Crew Nets Six Catches
An elite group of airmen piloting JC130 aircraft recovered six space capsules in a single mission. Captain Warren C. Schensted led the 110 pound payload capture at 9,000 feet, securing the Discoverer 32 capsule launched into a polar orbit from Vandenberg. The operation showcases daily orbital retrievals by U S forces.
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Honolulu
Outer Space
Warren C. Schensted
Glenwood
Minn
Washington (Ap
U.S
Vandenberg
Amendments Studied by Sports Group
San Francisco AP The Amateur Athletic Union study aims to relax amateur rules for better international competition. Proposals from Darrell Smith would allow cross sport amateurs, exclude sale of goods earned income from losing status, and remove wage loss restrictions. The plan will be pitched at the AAU national convention starting November 29 in Washington DC.
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San Francisco
Amateur Athletic Union
Darrell Smith
San Diego
Pacific Southwest Association
AAU
Smith
Washington, D.C
Troops to Help Make a Picture in Normandy
Seven hundred troops of the U S 8th Infantry Division will be moved from West Germany to Normandy next week for a motion picture filming. A spokesman for the U S European Command said the Department of Defense approved the request by producer Darryl Zanuck. The troops will be treated as a training exercise. Allied invasion of Normandy began June 6, 1944. The company recently used about 40 U S Army Rangers to depict the assault.
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U. S
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Normandy
West Germany
U.S. European Command
Department of Defense
Darryl Zanuck
U.S. Army Rangers
Congress
Peace Corps Group to West Indies
Sixteen members of the U S Peace Corps arrived Sunday for service on St Lucia, the British island colony in the West Indies. They will undertake community projects and development work during their assignment.
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Peace Corps
West Indies
ST. Lucia
U.S. Fence Corps
Plainly a Noir Interlude of Murder and Hijack Plot
Mike Beecher discovers Maurice dead in the villa yard. James Lynch, an Englishman, confesses to the killing and reveals a scheme to hijack a plane to Rabat. Don Willie reacts with anger as the trio plots a bold flight while planning to evade police and rely on deception.
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Maurice
Don Willie
James Lynch
Rabat
Beecher
Lynch
Beecher We Cate
Rahat
Jan Aus
Pright
Jesneh
France
National Thrift Week Is Now Here
National Thrift Week arrives amid mixed signals as Americans save more but spending plans rise. Bankers push convenience and higher rates while retailers promote items as cooler weather boosts demand. C Elwood Knapp of the US Savings and Loan League calls saving vital for living standards and growth, urging government incentives like tax deductions and tax-free interest to spur thrift.
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Sam Dawson
NEW York (Ap
President's Council of Economic Advisers
C. Elwood ‘Knapp
United States Savings & Loan League
Knapp
O Sea
Cemetery site eyed as national monument near Rohwer
At Rohwer Cemetery in McGehee Arkansas a push by local veterans and citizens seeks to designate the site of a World War II Japanese American relocation camp as a national monument. Buddhist and Christian services honored 30 relocated Japanese Americans who served and died in Europe. Rep. Catherine Norrell said the National Parks Service favors the plan. The cemetery, once a weed patch, is being cleared by American Legion members from Chicago and Arkansas, with FFA planning perpetual care. Twenty four are buried there, including some killed in action.
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McGehee, Ark
Rohwer
Uncle Sam
Europe
Catherine Norrell
D-Ark
National Parks Service
American Legion
Chicago
Arkansas Boy Scoutg
Furture Farmers of America
FFA
Supreme Court
Japan
Italy Defeats U S Netters in Davis Cup Play
In Rome Italy defeated the United States 9-7 6-3 6-2 in the interzone Davis Cup tie securing the decisive third point. Jon Douglas of Santa Monica Calif resisted as Pietrangelo netted the critical point helping Italy press toward the trophy.
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United States
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Don Willie
Australia
Nicola Pietrangelo
Beecher
Jon Douglas
Santa Monica
Calif
Hope Star Hope Arkansas 1924 press masthead notes
The Hope Star Daily paper masthead lists staff and publishing details including editor and publisher Westhurburt, Alex Palmer, H Washburn, Lety Treed, and Paul H. Jones. It records publication at The Star Building, carrier and mail rates, and Associated Press rights.
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Mes
Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Alex
Westhburt
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Rogers
Cire'l
George ‘W. Hosmer
Meech
Arkenset
Defected Beds Are Paid Off
In Formosa the Chinese Nationalist air force today paid 22,500 in gold bars to two Chinese Communist airmen who defected with a small crop dusting plane. The awards vary by plane type under a scheduled payoff program.
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Formosa
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