FDA weighs direct warnings to women on oral contraceptives
An FDA official said the agency, led by Commissioner Charles C Edwards, is considering requiring drug manufacturers to warn women directly about oral contraceptives. The move follows Senate hearings and public concern over pill risks while noting current labeling targets physicians.
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Food and Drug Administration
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John Jennings
Bureau of Medicine
Charles C. Edwards
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Sen
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Dwis
Edwards
House Vote Upholds Nixon HEW Veto and Education Aid Debate
The House backed Nixon's HEW veto 191 to support his spending stance. A private White House reception will thank lawmakers. expect talks with the Appropriations Committee to craft an acceptable bill while preserving Nixon’s discretion.
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White House
Ziegler
House Appropriations Committee
Danicel J. Flood
D-Pa
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Robert H. Michel
Congress
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Albert H. Quie
R-Minn
House
Secretary of Welfare
Robert H. Finch
Finch
Nixson
Promise
Quie
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Mahon
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Panel Approval Seen Likely for Carswell Nomination
Testimony before the committee included former Florida Governor LeRoy Collins defending Judge Carswell. Collins said he contributed to a country club and disputed claims of racism while expressing belief Carswell is not a segregationist or white supremacist. Senators questioned Carswell on legality and impartiality, with praise from Thurmond and cautious remarks on the judicial role.
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James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
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Supreme Court
James QO. Eastland
LeRoy Collins
Florida
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Country Club
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Bayh
Hiram L. Fong
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Thurmond
Scott
Robert P. Griffin
Reich
Quentin N. Burdick
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D- In.c
Griffins
Senate Okays Law-Oriented Drug Control Bill
Law oriented drug control legislation cleared the Senate with administration support and opposition arguments. The bill balances enforcement and medical input, offers judges probation for first and second offenders, and imposes tougher penalties on traffickers while warning against centralized authority. The scene included a marijuana brick displayed on Sen. Dodd’s desk, valued at about $3,000, as Hughes and Dodd debated impacts.
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Dodd
Hughes
Dudge
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Missing Daughter Isabel Salazar Disappears After East Village Call
Dr. Salazar father of four, Cuban immigrant, faces drug allegations as his daughter Isabel, once a bright student at an East Side private school, vanishes after a phone call claiming she is safe. Police say she resurfaced near West End Avenue rather than the East Village.
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East Side
Central Park
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West End Avenue
Upper West Side
Fatal shooting at Ma Velaba store in Dallas prompts manhunt
Witnesses report three suspects fleeing across four vacant lots after 11 p.m. The manager died from a shotgun blast though no shell was found nearby. A coworker and Miss Lowe recount the horror as Dallas police describe two white males and a Black man among the fleeing trio. Burial plans are announced in Monroe Utah with Dallas arrangements by Sparkman Hillcrest. Survivors include the victim’s mother in Lubbock and father in California.
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Miss Taft
Monroe
Utah
Monroe Cemetery
Magleby
Midland Schools Challenge HEW Ruling on Integration
Midland superintendent Dr. James H. Mailey said trustees will contest a HEW demand for a plan to integrate Washington Elementary within 30 days. He noted the district’s secondary integration is acceptable but Washington Elementary sits in a predominantly Black and Latin American area.
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James H. Mailey
Dallas
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
HRW
Washington
Mrs. G. N. Miller Funeral Friday
Services for Mrs. G. N. Miller, a Plainview resident since 1941, will be held Friday at 10 a.m. in Lemons Funeral Home Memorial Chapel. The Rev. Ralph Graham will officiate. She died Wednesday in Plainview hospital after twenty years with J C Penney. Survived by husband and her mother Mrs. Cora Childs of Plainview.
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G. N. Miller
Lemons Funeral Home
Ralph Graham
First Christian Church
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la Plainview Hospital
J.C. Penney
Cora Ci
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Alcoholism Costly to Britain in Lost Work
The National Council on Alcoholism estimates alcohol abuse costs Britain about 600 million dollars annually in job absenteeism and reduced productivity.
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Britain
National Council On Alcoholism
Mrs. Hampton Funeral Today in Lubbock
Mrs Wade C Hampton 82 of 1919 34th St died Wednesday in Methodist Hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m at W W Rix Memorial Chapel with Rev Mark Williams of First United Methodist Church Plainview Burial in Resthaven Memorial Park She was born in Rogers moved to Lubbock in 1953 from Dallas Survivors include son Robert L Layne of 3001 23th St and two sisters Mrs B R Shel and Mrs WP Hadley of Corona Delmar California
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Wade C. Hampton
34Th St
Methodist Hospital
Texas Lawmakers Vote 17-6 To Override Nixon Veto
Texas Democrats in the House voted 17-3 to override Nixon's veto of the HEW spending bill. Led by Rep. George Mahon, the House muster fell short at 226-191, with three Democrats joining Nixon and three Texas GOP members voting to sustain.
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Avalanche-Journal
Washington
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
George Mahon
Lubbock
Appropriations Committee
Omar Burleson
Anson
John Dowdy
Athens
Olin Teague
Bryan
GOP
George Bush
Houston
Jim Collins
Dallas
Bob Price
Pampa
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Earle Cabell
Bob Casey
Kika de la Garza
Mission
Bob Eckhardt
O. C. Fisher
San Angelo
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Abraham Karen
Laredo
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Jake Pickle
Austin
Bob Poage
Waco
Graham Purcell
Wichita Falls
Gray Roberts
McKinney
Richard White
el Paso
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
John Young
Corpus Christi
Roy E Pharies Funeral Today
Roy Edward Pharies 56 a Hockley County farmer dies in Levelland after 40 years residency. Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev Robert Jenkins officiating burial in City of Levelland Cemetery under George Price Funeral Home direction. Survivors include wife three sons Phil Dave and Paul all at home and brother Claude of Austin.
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Roy Edward Pharies
Hockley County
First Baptist Church
Robert Jenkins
City of Levelland Cemetery
George Price
Veteran Texas painter climbs towers for 54 years
A seasoned steeple jack from Munday recounts a 54 year career painting tall structures across Texas and the South. He started on a water tower in East Texas and now works mainly in Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. His highest job reached 1640 feet on a radio tower. He describes climbing with knots named by various trades and recalls a fall that kept him hospitalized after a pole broke in Alabama.
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Munday
East
Texas
Williams
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Navy
Ife
Gunterville
Ala
Services Friday For A. G. Kothe
A. G. Kothe 73 a Friona former resident died Monday in Van Nuys California after a heart attack. Services 2 30 p m Friday at Friona United Methodist Church with Rev Albert Lindley officiating Burial Friona Cemetery Clathorn Funeral Home in charge He was born in Missouri came from Erick Oklahoma 29 years ago moved to California last May Veteran of World War I and American Legion member Survivors three daughters Georgia Fields Friona Lillie Fay Mandershied Van Nuys Dorothy Hall Clovis sister Louise Stockwell Pennsylvania eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren
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George Kothe
van Nuys
Calif
Friona United Methodist Church
Albert Lindley
Friona Cemetery
Clathorn Funeral Home
Kothe
Missouri
Erick, Okla
California
American Legion
Georgia Fields
Lillie Fay Mandershied
Dorothy Hall
Clovis
Louise Stockwell
Pennsylvania
NO MOISTURE ON TAP Pacific Front Heralds Winter's Return
A storm center brought warm weather to an end as cold air and snow moved from the Dakotas to upper Michigan. Heavy snow warnings were in effect for upper Michigan and travel advisories issued for parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota due to blowing and drifting snow. Colorado reported 2 to 6 inch accumulations while the national forecast called for snow from the northern Midwest to New England, with showers in the northeast and rain in the Pacific Northwest.
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Minnesota
Colorado
Midwest
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