FDA bars nitrite products claims beyond angina
The FDA forbids marketing drugs with nitrites or nitrates for heart conditions other than angina pectoris. FDA Commissioner James L. Goddard said 286000 doctors and many institutions were notified, and 180 manufacturers were alerted about the new rule as part of a crackdown linked to a seizure of Warner Chilcott’s Nitrastril product for allegedly false advertising.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
James L. Goddard
Food and Drines
Goddard
Peritratr SA
Warner Chilcott Laboratories, Inc
Morris Plains
N.S
Fuller Foresees New Revolution In Human Progress
Famed architect and philosopher Buckminster Fuller spoke to about 2,000 in the Municipal Auditorium as the fourth and final speaker in Texas Tech's University Speakers Series. He predicted a coming ecological shift and a major revolution in civilization driven by science, experience, and collective effort.
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Pharr Avalanche-Journal
Enabii Iraoerets
Puller
Municipal Auditorium
Fuller
Southern Trineie University
Furer
Puller Ald
Jury Panel Report Expected In County Court
A jury panel reports to County Court at Law No 1 at 9 am today under Judge Edwin H Boedeker for a traffic collision case from May 24 1964 on Fourth Street near Avenue T Attorneys will submit briefs and the jurors named include Gray Lewis Harry Miller Jerry Herety Durwood Fenley Merle D Boutzon and William A Springedt The note adds a line about church history from early Christian pulpits
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Edwin H Boedeker
Boedeker
Crisio Mindieta
Macaco Montreal Liapat
4Th Street
Avenue T
Gray Lewis
Harry Miller
Jerry Herety
Durwood Fenley
Merle D. Boutzon
William A. Spring
Two Charged In Check Forgery Case In Lubbock
Two men were charged with attempting to pass a forged 30.50 check at Brooks Super Market. Victor Reyna and Bill Garibay, both held on 2000 bonds, were named in Peace Justice Land’s complaint. Other arrest notes include Raymon Owen on DWI and James Robinson on indecent exposure.
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Teo Lubbock
Brooks Super Market
Peace Justice F. R. Land
Victor Reyna
Bill Garibay
Dwi Raymon Lee Owen
James Patrick Robinson
Knoxville Ave
Edgar Tolliver Jr
Lorenzo Girl Scout Troop Wins Reader's Digest Grant
Lorenzo Special Troop 232 receives a 400 grant from Reader's Digest for exceptional children. The only Texas New Mexico Oklahoma award in a three state area, funding registration fees uniforms badges crafts and camping for 77 girls in Troop 350 led by Mrs W C Liston and Mrs Bessie Williams.
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Lorenzo
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Founda
David Vigness
58Th St
Caprock
Girl Scout Committee
Bessie Williams
Amelia Arreguin
Gloria Gray
Cara Sue Griffin
Kay Huckabee
Sharon Liston
Jane Lockhart
Pat Martin
Pat McClaren
Nita Normal
Sheila Poulson
Patsy Setliff
W. C. Liston
Miners in Eastern Kentucky Defy Union Leaders in Work Stoppage
Representatives of 10 000 miners in Eastern Kentucky vote to stay off the job until a new contract is signed with the soft coal industry. The action follows a mass meeting in Pikeville and adds to a national strike affecting Kentucky and neighboring states.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Kentucky
Washington
United Mine Workers
UMW
District 20
Pikeville
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Alabama
A.W
Tony) Boyle
District 2
C.F. Bean
Bean
Boyle
Edward G. Fox
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
BCOA
Instant Rehabilitation Begins New York Tenement Roof Repair
The Instant Rehabilitation project in New York aims to fix rundown tenements quickly with prefabricated sections. Financed by a $290,000 slum housing grant, the program will replace roofs and interior systems, starting in one building and expanding to two more in successive stages. Officials expect a four hour active repair window per building, followed by months of testing and adjustments.
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Jean Weller
New York
Institute of Public
U.S
Department of Housing
Iban
Sec
Robert C. Weaver
Tion
Amplete
Edward Rice
Combinesr
Brazil rehabilita tion plan eyed to cut costs
In Brasilia a plan to speed court hearings and lower rehab costs for a smuggling case involving four Americans and a Brazilian woman is discussed. Judge Ribeiros says the new method could reduce apartment rehabilitation from 13 000 to 7 000 while speeding proceedings. The Supreme pace of trials and holiday delays affect scheduling as officials explore cheaper housing rehab methods.
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Brasilia
Zilian
Frederic Berman
Juscelino Jose Ribeiros
Ribeiro
Berman
Brazil
Rilo de Janeiro
U.S
Basay
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