Senate hearing flags rising U S drug use and FDA workload
A Senate subcommittee heard that Americans increasingly consume medicines and cosmetics boosting FDA duties. The agency processes about 800 million yearly drug reviews and regulates 13 800 drug establishments 85 000 food venues and 56 000 retail stores. Consumers now take nearly seven times as many pills as in 1948 9.
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Washington
Senate
Drug Administration
Axen
FDA
George Larrick
Hiceer
FDAI
Museum group plans to buy Dallas Kennedy site
The American Memorial Institute proposes purchasing the Texas School Book Depository to create a Kennedy era museum. Al Turinsky and Pat Malloy say the building can be acquired, with rooms for each state and advisory members from governors, aims funded by foundations and public drives.
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Dallas
Texas School Book Depository
John F. Kennedy
American Memorial Institute
Kennedy
Institute
al Turinsky
Pat Malloy
Tulsa
Turinsky
Citizens, Memorial Committee
Nationalibrary
Boston
Malloy
Saturn Rocket Power Exhibited In Space Test
NASA reported the Saturn-1 suffered a premature engine shutdown yet generated enough thrust on seven engines to reach orbit. The 37,300 pound satellite reentered over the Western Pacific, burning up, while the Apollo test model and second stage remained in orbit briefly before meeting fiery demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
UPI
Lore Space Agency
Mondi
Sfort
National Aeronautics and [Space Administration
Western Pacific
Connally Addresses UT Medical Branch Dallas Graduation
Governor Connally spoke to the 54 graduates of Southwestern Medical School at SMU's McFarlin Auditorium. He praised medical progress and urged doctors to pursue victory over disease. He noted his Kennedy assassination injuries and stressed responsibility to society and aging citizens.
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Dallas
UPI
Gov. Johns
Connally
Tes
Southwestern Medical School
University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
McFarlin Auditorium
Kennedy
Tate
Harmony Club Bach Festival Cancelled
The Lubbock Junior Harmony Club Bach Festival set for today at the West Texas Museum on the Texas Tech campus is canceled due to a serious family matter involving Dr. Thomas Redcay, Baylor University piano head and guest conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
West
Texas Museum
Texas
Itech
Mary Dunn
Thomas Redcay
Baylor University
Fort Worth
UPD
Automatic
Voting Machine Co
Shoup Voting Machine Co
Tarrant County
Iron Curtain
Peter Hoch
Jer Istvan
Funeral Set For Mrs Burns In Corsicana
Funeral services for 78 year old Mrs Fannie Burns will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Corley Chapel Corsicana with burial at Cool Springs Cemetery Canton She had lived in Lubbock for four years and died Sunday at St Marys Hospital The body will be at Rix Funeral Home here until 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Burns
Corley
Corsicana
Cool Springs
Canton
Hungarian Brothers Escape After Crash Near Scheibes
Two Hungarian brothers crash landed a light plane near Scheibes Austria after a daring night escape from Communist Hungary across the radar stud. Local authorities report the brothers survived the crash and were questioned about their overnight transit. Their flight appears linked to political exile activity and refugee routes observed in the border region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheibes
Austria
Here
Hungary
Laos Air Raids by T-28s Target Rebels Near Border
AP reports two air attacks by the Laotian government using improvised T-28 bombers hit concentrations of pre Communist troops near the North Vietnamese border and in Plaine des Jarres. Pathet Lao pressures and peace talks talks loom as Souphanouvong and Souvanna push for ceasefire terms and negotiations in Luang Prabang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Escoda
Vientiane
Laos
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
United States
Souvanna Phouma
U.S
Souphanouvong
Millet
Khang Khay
Souphanou
Soviets Likely To Meet On Laos Preparations
In Moscow AP reports Harold Wilson learned the Soviet Union may accept a proposal for a preparatory meeting on Laos before the 14 nation conference. Wilson held a long talk with Foreign Minister Gromyko who suggested a meeting of Britain, the Soviet Union, the three Lao factions and the Laos Supersion Commission members India, Canada and Poland.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Laos
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Britain
Laos Supervision Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Catholic Officer Trial Sparks Buddhist Crisis in Vietnam
In Saigon, Maj. Dang Si faces trial for nine deaths during Hue protests that helped end Ngo Dinh Diem regime. The case heightens religious tensions as Buddhist and Catholic factions threaten demonstrations and potentially topple Khanh government amid a fragile war stance.
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Saigon
UPI
Massa
Dang Si
Hue
Ngo Diem Dinh
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Dang
Po- Khanh
Lwar
Judge Hughes' Husband Dies in Dallas at 72
George E. Hughes, a renowned Dallas attorney and husband of U.S. Judge Sarah T. Hughes who swore in Johnson, died Monday at age 72. A Palestine, Texas native, he retired in 1962 from the VA regional office, studied at George Washington University Law, and began practice in 1922 before moving to Dallas. Survivors include his widow, three sisters, and a brother. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at St. Matthews Episcopal Cathedral.
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Dallas
UPI
George E. Hughes
U.S
Sarah T. Hughes
Johnson
Palestine
Te. Hughes
Veterans Administration
George Washington University Law School
Washington, D.C
St. Matthews Episcopal Cathedral
Celler To End Prayer Hearings Ends Phase Of Battles
Emanuel Celler chair of the House Judiciary Committee announces an unchangeable decision to end six weeks of hearings on school prayer. The panel will weigh whether to pursue a constitutional amendment to override Supreme Court rulings on prayer and Bible readings in public schools.
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Arnold B. Sawislak
Washington
UPI
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Celler
Frank J. Becker
RNY
Dr B F Stephens Returns From New Mexico Chiropractors Meet
Dr B F Stephens of 1711 me Street returned Sunday from a three day New Mexico chiropractors convention in Ally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Stephens
Me St
New New Mexico
Ally
Services Pending for Mrs Wright Longtime Lubbock Resident
Mrs. Robert W. Wright 60 a longtime Lubbock resident died at St. Mary Hospital after residing here since 1929. Funeral plans announced with sessions Monday at First Nazarene Church. Survivors include husband Jason and other Mantor relatives. Also notes on local obituaries, births, and court prayers debated in Congress amid prayer amendment discussions.
Wreck Victim's Rites Are Today
Jeptha T. Wharton a Lynn County farmer and carpenter dies after a traffic collision near here Saturday Services set for 2 p m at Tohoka Methodist Church Four others hospitalized from the crash including Mrs E W Wood and Mrs T W Williamson The report also mentions several Van Zandt family members and unrelated political chatter from San Angelo to California
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Tohoka Methodist Church
Jeptha T. Wharton
Lynn County
Methodist Hospital
E. W. Wood
E. 9Th St
T. W. Williamson
Sweetwater
P. A. van Zandt
San Angelo
J.A
Mrs J Inmon rites set for Wednesday in Lubbock
Services for Mrs. J. Inmon a longtime Lubbock resident and widow of a prominent figure will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Sanders Memorial Chapel officiated by Dr. E. E. White of First Methodist. Burial follows in City of Lubbock Cemetery under Sandare Pinata Homa directors.
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J. T. Inmon
7Th St
Sanders Memorial Chapel
E. E. White
First Methodist Church
City of Lubbock
Sandare Pinata Homa
Henry L Briggs Services Slated
Services for Henry U L Briggs 38 of 1615 20th St will be held at 10 a m Thursday in First Cumberland Presbyterian Church The Rev Brown C Welsh former pastor will officiate assisted by the Rev Sam Estes Burial will be in Coleman Cemetery Coleman under the direction of Sanders Funeral Home Briggs died Monday morning at Methodist Hospital in Dallas where he had been a patient eight weeks He was a mechanic a Lubbock resident 1945 58 then moved to Coolidge Ariz returning to Lubbock last December Survivors include his wife a son T D of 1615 2th St a daughter Mrs Mary Sue Rush Dallas four brothers W A San Angelo Jey Coleman Claude Dallas and Fred Lubbock two sisters Mrs Jewel Burrage Portland Ore and Mrs Lena Belle Bogan Dallas and two grandchildren
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Henry UL. Briggs
20Th St
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Brown C. Welsh
Sam Estes
Coleman Cemetery
Coleman
Sanders Funeral Home
Briggs
Tn Methodist Hospital
Dallas
Lubbock
Coolidge
Ariz
T. D
2Th St
Mary Sue Rush
W. A
San Angelo
Jey
Claude
Fred
Jewel Burrage
Portland
Ore
Lena Belle Bogan
Four Injured In Lovington Crash
A one car crash on State Hwy 83, three miles west of Lovington, sent four members of a Santa Anna family to Lea County General Hospital. Pauline Sneed, 39, driver, in good condition. James Sneed, 33, critical. Roger Sneed, 12, critical. Donald Grissom, 13, good. Vehicle lost control after Sneed slept, traveled 280 feet on the shoulder, skidded across the highway, rolled twice, and stopped after 53 additional feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Santa Anna
Calif
Lea County
General Hospital
Pauline Sneed
James Sneed
Roger Sneed
Donald Grissom
Sneed
M. J. Payne
One Killed As Wheat Train Derails And Burns
Mexico City reports say a wheat train with 18 carloads bound for Red China derailed near Pallmillas and burned. One trainman was killed and four others injured as an explosion hurled the locomotive into a ravine. Pallmillas station declared an emergency zone with federal guards. Dispatches note wheat destroyed by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
UPD
Mazatlan
Pallmillas
la Prensa
Inmon Ties Of Brown County Era Spouse
A widow who married J T Inmon in 1885 in Brown County. Her husband served as police judge and later justice of the peace, dying in 1947. Survivors include two sons Dr E H Inmon San Antonio and W E Inmon 2524 20th St a daughter Mrs Mamie I Neal 2216 7th St a brother W T Bratton Guymon Okla two sisters Mrs Martha Atkinson Austin and Mrs Ada Snoddy Alexandria Va four grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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J.T. Inmon
Brown County
E. H. Inmon
San Antonio
W. E. Inmon
20Th St
Mamie I. Neal
7Th St
W. T. Bratton
Guymon
Okla
Martha Atkinson
Austin
Ada Snoddy
Alexandria
John Karr Turner Funeral Slated at Seagraves
John Karr Turner 1920 dies after apparent heart attack. Services set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Twelfth Street Church of Christ in Seagraves. burial in Seagraves Cemetery. Survived by widow four sons, one sister, two brothers, and seven grandchildren.
Rites Set for Ross Davis in Mount Vernon
Funeral services for Ross Davis 74 Mount Vernon will be held at 3 p.m. today at Mount Vernon First Baptist Church with Rev Harold Landsford officiating. Davis, a former Lamesa resident and father of two, died Monday at 5:50 a.m. He is survived by his wife and three children, Charles S. Doc Davis and H L Davis. Burial will be in Providence Cemetery under the Atlantic Funeral Home.
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Becker
Celler
T Wc Newsy
US Judiciary Committee
M. L. Edwards
Davis
Lamesa
Dent
Lubbock
Jmen
Mount Vernon
Vernon
Charles S
56Th St
H. L
Chig
67Th St
Ross Davis
Mount Vernon First Baptist Church
Harold Landsford
Providence
Camatary Uinder
Atantian Afl
Money and faith advice from JULIEN C HYER
A religious note urges focusing on God for financial worry. It cites Ecclesiastes about money and urges prayer and trust in divine provision from JULIEN C HYER.
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Group
Texas Book Depository
Saturn
Dallas Commencement
Texas’ Medical Branch
San Marcos Academy
America
Wbeary
San Marcos
Harmony Club
Stockholm
Burns
PRN
Lubbock Pbx Club
Lou Prothro
C. N. Harrison
Isla Martin
C. H. Blanchard
Mee Dimple Moore
Dorothy Evans
Lubbock Club
Vong
Souvanna
Luang
Frbene
Luang Prabang
Robert W. Wright
First Nazarene Church
St. and
Ave. Q
Meri
Joe Wood
Walters
Watters
Sarvins
Foster
Pd St
Dick Mullin
Sith St
of Irs
Mullins
Yala Smith
M. E. Snider
24Th St
West Texas Hospital
Penang
Aux Fureras
Vi Manitor
Wright
First Presbyterian Church
Phi
Jason
Robert M
The
Home
Christi
Mayhew Mantor
Ruth Mantor
Taylor
Anita Mantor
Corpus Christi
Tommy Yarbrough
Texas Tech
Wiesbaden
Ger
Mra. Z. E. Yarbrough
U. S. Air Force
Tommy
Claude Kerman Bond
44Th St
Bob Crittenden
Midland
Midland Memorial Hospital
Seagraves
Lula Mae Barcroft
Braterin
Albert
Arlington
Monterey High School
Massachusetts Citizens For Public Prayer
Congressional
Maudie
Derson Wilson Chapel
Judici-Rey
Bill Austin
hear-San Angelo
Ings
Felix Kemn
Ihnen
Sige
Hereford
van Zandt
San Jose
M. van
A. L. Merrell
Water Val Wharton
Blooming
Altha Deiner
Grove
Fresno
the Rey
Aubrey White
Mrs. J.tnmon
Travellers Protective Association
Plains National Bank
J. L. Hooper
Pioneer Lubbock
Richmond
Galveston
Nur
Die Lanunaamemoaist Church
Sweetwater Cemetery
White Funeral Home
Tohoka
Henry L. Briggs
Melbourne
Was. Ouubers
John Turner
John Karr Turner
Twelfth Street Church of Christ
Virgil Cullum
Seagraves Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Turner
Callahan County
A. L. Turner
Yoakum
Terry Counties
Ronald E
Seagray
Gene
35Th St
Lynn
Fayetteville
Ark
W John
Brady
Ruth McCain
Brownfield
Bill
Gatesville
Barstow
LA Marque
Kuching
Malaysia
Limbang
Sarawak
Seoul
Korea
Madrid
RSS En
Ste Bente
Julien C, Hyer
Avie ‘Tarnttars
Luanoch Investment ‘Corp
MS Ave
PoLae
Crete
Resthaven Memorial Park and Mausoleum
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