About Drug Prices in Senate Hearings reviewed
The piece notes Kefauver hearings exposed high profits on certain drugs while wholesale prices rose only 3 percent over a decade, contrasted with 22 percent for industrial goods. It argues drug research costs, manufacturing, and marketing justify high prices, cites income shares, and warns of rapid drug obsolescence impacting families seeking relief.
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Two-Way Street Row Unsettled By City Council
City councilmen debated a proposed return to two way traffic in the downtown district for the second time in three weeks. After three hours they adjourned to act next Tuesday, with indications a compromise restoring two way flow on some streets may be ordered. Downtown property owners and small-business operators argued one way has blighted sales and lowered values, while officials defended the regulation and new petitions for change were filed.
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Anton Cheroske
George Jones
Sam E. Vielejets
Robert D. Dier
Pre-Marital Love Advocate Fired by Illinois University
An assistant biology professor Leo F. Koch aged 44 was removed from the University of Illinois faculty after promoting premarital sex in a letter printed March 18 in the Daily Illini. The letter urged sexual experience to improve marriages and criticized limits on premarital activity. The decision came upon recommendation of the Liberal Arts and Sciences executive committee.
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County Registrar Names Primary Candidates for June 7 Election
The county registrar listed candidates qualified for the June 7 primary. Democrats include Ahern Moore Isham King Coffee Strosky Kenrick Klockstein Edwards Lohner Chapel Hill Kilpatrick Sturdivant Peery. Republicans include Hosmer Doyle Rocke Strosky Schwartz. Mayors discuss traffic shift as a one way pattern impacts downtown. Keeler may sponsor a motion to test two way regulation on Fourth and State Streets. Council to resume debate at 3 pm Tuesday.
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Lee Isham
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Slayings Admit By Art Student In Oakland Case
An art student pleaded guilty to killing two elderly Oakland men, Pietro Trabuccala 70 and Francis J. Griffin 86, after robbing them as he said they could not defend themselves. Septha Banjo 18 also pleaded guilty to robbing two others, citing a broken home.
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Septha Banjo
James R. Agee
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Pietro Trabuccala
Francis J. Griffin
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