FDA Shakeup Urged Amid Untested Drug Concerns
Senate testimony from Dr. Barbara Moulton urges a staff shakeup and new laws to eject dangerous or untested medicines from the market. She, once an FDA official, says investigators were too friendly with drug firms and recounts a forced transfer.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Barbara Moulton
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Charles Town
W.va
Albert H. Holland Jr
Moulton
George P. Larrick
Arthur S. Flemming
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Welfare Department
Henry Welch
Antibiotics
Flemming
Dr. Welch
Welch
Gideon Nachumi
Brooklyn, N.Y
Nachumi
Charles Pfizer & Co
Brooklyn
Pfizer
No Move to End Spy Plane Work Before Summit
Gates told the Senate committee the alert order was prudent and essential. He said no forces moved from leave and no large deployments occurred, though readiness could be heightened if needed. He assumed full responsibility for the alert while noting U2 flights yielded useful defense insights. A separate NCC study criticized mass media as fostering moral decay and urged church accountability.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Paris
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Navy
Air Force
Senate Committee
HCS
New York
National Council of Churches
I Council
Plan Worked Out To End Differences Of Loan Firms
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn of Phoenix and Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co of Coffeyville Kan reached a settlement approved by Judge Lorna Lockwood in Superior Court. Arizona Savings will pay about 350000 to CLIC in exchange for CLIC dropping several million dollars in lawsuits. The deal aims to reorganize CLIC, with reorganizational bids set for June 8 under the Federal Bankruptcy Act. Receivers say the arrangement will help clear titles on Kansas City area properties tied to Elbel loans.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Savings and Loan Assn
Phoenix
Coffeyville Loan and Investment Co
Coffeyville
Kan
Lorna Lockwood
Superior
Kansas City
Arizona Savings and Loan
CeLic
CLIC
Donald R. Elbel
Harlow King
Elbel
Lockwood
Ray B. Lucas
Arizona
Judge Lockwood
Coffeyville Loan and Investment
Ralph G. Jobe
Madeline Corporation
Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Eagles
W. C. Brown
Bald Hill Road
Grand Aerie
Melvin J. Leonard
Riverside Park
Warrensburg
Aerie
Park Board
30 Dollar Bills Out of Question
A bank robbery attempt in Highland Park failed as the gunman fled after demanding tens twenties and thirties but took no money. Detailing a separate note, Maxine Amos aided by Margaret Loftus alerted police. The Holliways returned from Hot Springs Ark to Jackson Street, visiting the Arlington Country Club and Winrock Farms near Morrilton where cattle are raised by Winthrop Rockefeller.
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Maxine Amos
Wayne Oakland Bank
Highland Park
Margaret Loftus
Arkansas
Robert E. Holliway
Jackson St
Hot Springs National Park
Ark
Arlington Country Club
Winrock Farms
Morrilton
Winthrop Rockefeller
Broadway Broadway Blackout Threat Deepens as Talks Fail
Equity warned a Broadway shutdown is likely after contracts expired with no pension plan agreement. The dispute pockets key shows including The Tenth Man and West Side Story, affecting about 11 000 members and 5000 stage workers while off Broadway and road companies remain unaffected. Negotiations remained stalled two hours before deadlines as Mayor Wagner sought a last minute deal.
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Equity
Paddy Chavefsky
Robert F. Wagner
Broadway
New York
Three Airmen With Gibbs Before Death In Sedalia
SEDALIA Mo AP three Sedalia men Floyd White 30 James Leo Jackson 33 and Mitchell Jackson 34 admit they were with Leonard C Gibbs 48 an Air Force base airman when he died Tuesday night Gibbs body found Wednesday morning in a creek three miles north of Sedalia Pettis County coroner Dr Gordon Stauffacher said Gibbs had a broken neck White and the Jacksons were questioned and held at the city jail no charges filed at this time Gibbs body face down in water wore clothes with no identification.
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Sedalia
Leonard C. Gibbs
Whiteman Air Force Base
Gibbs
Pettis County
Gordon Stauffacher
Floyd White
James Leo Jackson
Mitchell Jackson
White
Jacksons
Beauties and Mates Desert' Children at Mrs America Show
AAP report notes 160 children were deserted this week by their mothers and fathers in 50 states and DC. 51 finalists in the 22nd Mrs America contest arrived with their husbands while 160 kids stayed home with babysitters.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
States
District of Columbia
America
Margaret Priebe
Des Moines
Iowa
U.S. Savings Bonds
Ais
Jean Lemons
Wichita
Tibetan Guerrillas Battle China Reds
Tibetans and organized guerrilla bands oppose Chinese forces with monks said to guard monasteries turning against the Chinese gate. reports place the Panchen Lama under palace arrest in Lhasa as distrust grows after the Dalai Lama fled in 1959.
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Shigatse
Dzong
Tibet
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Weather to Order It May Be Coming
UCLA meteorology professor Morris Neiburger suggests the use of rockets or satellites to release atmospheric dust in the stratosphere to block radiation from the sun. He argues that such dust would be dispersed by winds and produce global weather effects, countering solar-driven changes.
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Los Angeles
Morris Neiburger
Department of Meteorology
University of California At
Neiburger
Pass-Holding Guests Can't Get Damages
In Kansas City AP reports Trans World Airlines won in federal court upholding its argument that passengers flying on passes cannot seek damages after a crash. Judge Albert A. Ridge referenced Ia L. Braughton, a TWA employee, whose wife and two daughters were killed in the Grand Canyon midair collision of June 30, 1956, while riding on passes.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
Albert A.ridge
Ia L. Braughton
TWA
United Airlines
Grand Canyon
Braughton
Tibetan Refugees Flow to Bhutan Amid Border Tensions
The report notes a large Tibetan exodus via Sikkim and Bhutan with refugees entering Bhutan totaling about 200 in recent weeks. Bhutan’s Prime Minister Jigme Dorji says no Chinese patrols have been seen on Bhutan's Tibetan border while concerns rise over how to settle new arrivals and potential long term shifts in regional population.
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Jis
Gates
Defense Department
Sikkim
India
Bhutan
Dorji
Tibet
Shigella Dysentery Takes Life of Boy In Kansas Hospital
Parsons Kansas AP outbreak of shigella dysentery kills a boy at Parsons State Hospital and Training Center with 45 to 50 others ill. Officials call it a minor epidemic but express concern over bed shortages for isolation. Incubation 2 to 7 days. illness can last months in severe cases. A late reference to Laurence Sterne ends the report.
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Parsons, Kan
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
H. V. Bair
Union Grove
Wis
Milwaukee Journal
Bair
Parsons
Parsons Hospital
Topeka
George W. Jackson
Jackson
Donald Wilcox
The
Board of Health
Parsons Institution
Winfield State Hospital and Training Center
Parsons Center
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Monroe
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