Advertising Practices By Drug Firms Probed In Senate Hearing
A Senate subcommittee investigates high powered drug advertising claiming it confuses doctors raises prices and harms patients. Testimony from Prema Pharmaceutical and Merck executives, plus critics from Johns Hopkins, challenge industry claims while officials weigh promotional and licensing practices and their impact on competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Dick W
Merck & Co
Auscustus Gibson
Meek's
Lavis Lasagna
Johms
Hopkins University
Cal
Lasagi
Merck
Philip A. Men
Guard Called Out in Town Strife at Plant Clash
Large unrest hits a plant where UPW workers were replaced by nonunion staff. Rioters hurled stones at vehicles, damaging more than 20 cars while police watched. Gov Freeman declared martial law, sending troops from Chester and Mankato to MInnesota town to restore order amid talks between city officials, Wilson representatives, and UPW leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ncetine
Wilson
United Packing House Workers Union
Stikers
Popsimion
UPW
Tiv
Om Bates
Nenuian Wilson
Morehan
Gov
Freeman
Albert Tea
Met
Trochester
Mankato
Minn
125Th Infantry
Minnesota
Coane
James D. Cooney
Ditter
Cooney
Ralph Helste
Helstein
St. Paul
Obituary for Jesse Watkins of Middlesboro Kentucky
Jesse Watkins 413 Nubwood Road Middlesboro died in the Middlesboro Hospital. He moved to Middlesboro in 1938, was a city barber and a member of Local Union 6696 UMWA. He served on Mt. Moriah Baptist Church deacon board and was a high ranking Mason with many lodge affiliations. He survived by his wife Ethel and several sisters and in laws. Funeral 7 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Moriah Baptist Church with full Masonic rites. burial in Lynch Cemetery. Full Masonic rites and deacon board honorary pallbearers listed. Flowers named. body to home tomorrow at 4 p.m. and moved to church prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Watkins
Nubwood Road
Middlesboro
UMWA
Liggelt
Mt. Moriah
Pirnacte Royal Archchapter
St. Thomas
Knights of
J. W. Jones
Flyrna
Ohio
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church
R.A. Barton
PB. H. Tipton
Lynch Cemetery
Mt. Mo- Tiah Baptist Church
Masonic Rothers
Taylor Lodge
Mable Williams
Stella Smith
Stella Hughes
Bessie Blackham
Virginia Gayles
Alice Spriggs
Mattie Ballenger
Connie Mar Stroud
Hie
Taker Fitherial Tmome
Eisenhower Triumphs in Delhi University Visit
Eisenhower receives an honorary law degree and is greeted by throngs of students and embassy staff in Delhi. He travels in a blue convertible amid cheers as banners proclaim him a man of peace while crowds wave and chant for long life.
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Eisenhower
Howard McC. Snyder
Firenhower
Delhi University
Ee." Thouisands
Financial figures and mentions of nations in fragmented OCR text
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous numbers with scattered names and places, including references to Sweden and Finland. The text mixes financial figures, locations like Paducah and Selby, and stray words, insufficient for a coherent news item or event. The passage ends noting Finland's long rule by Sweden and language retention.
Salvation Army Christmas Drive Heads to Pineville
Lions will man the Fountain Squire drive on Saturday led by Captain Ted Arrowool. In Pineville, Rotary Club members will take over the drive the following day.
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The
Salvation
Amy Christmas
Moist Air Brings Rain Across Wide Area
A surge of moist air from the Gulf of Mexico brings drizzling rain and fog from Arizona to Alabama and north to the Ohio Valley and mid Pennsylvania. Light amounts fall overnight with up to an inch in Arkansas, while scattered snow blankets Colorado and Arizona Rockies. Temperatures rise across the Mississippi Valley with warmer weather forecast for New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Arzona
Alabama
Wisconsin
Ohio Valley
mid-Pennsylvania
Arkansas
Arizona Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Mid
Mississippi Valley
New England
Montansland
Wyoming
Kaiser Steel Corp
Finnegan
Can Aml Aluminum Industries
Can
Allini
Kentucky Pardons and Commutations Draw Fire in Probe
The report details pardons and five commutations by Kentucky officials including Text Cravens in Calloway County and others in Fayette, Spencer, Christian, and Mercer counties. Critics, notably Circuit Judge Earl T. Osborne, condemn the commutation of Cravens armed robbery sentence as the greatest act of irresponsibility. Other clemency actions include parsons, manslaughter, and robbery cases with revised terms and parole chances.
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Earl T. Osborne
Benton Ha
Cravens
Calloway County
Executive Department
State of
Kentucky
Masto
Guest
Elizabethtown
Commonwealth
Peter Dadishay
Spencer County
Vite
Vere Young
Christian County
Curtis Patterson
William C. Devine
Mercer County
Harlan Editor Resigns for Frankfort Post
S. C. Van Coron resigns as managing editor of the Harlan Daily Enterprise after fourteen years. He will become editor of the Frankfort Journal, with Spring Weekine as publisher.
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Harlan
Frankfort
S. C. van Coron
Jiarlan Daily Enterprise
van Coron
Frankforate Journal
Serceced
Hind
Spring Heekine
J. L Rubingen
Cuba Holds Reporter From Miami In Military Detention
Havana reports Cuba detained Miami Herald reporter James Buchanan on alleged involvement in an Austin Young prison escape. Army says Buchanan was arrested Thursday after entering the van at a hotel. two other U S reporters were briefly detained then released after questioning. Young, a former Hoosier, was sentenced to 20 years and says he would do it again.
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Havana
UPL
Uney
Miami
Janes Buchanas
Austin Young
Esaretecrom
Weelnmakiy
Army
Tuchanan
van di Haya St. John
Young
Sats Cunying
Buchanan
U.S
Sant Luis Rives
Hell
Santos
Tives
JL Wag
Sha
Miand
Mt 1
55 Groups Now Qualify for Disability Payments Under SSA Rules
Corbin report explains groups first covered in 1955 may qualify if they have five years of Social Security earnings within a ten year window before disability. Affected occupations include carpenters, ministers, accountants, funeral directors, etc. Those with five qualifying years and new 1959 credits must provide medical evidence of disability and contact a Social Security representative.
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Corbin
Tin
Get Jobs Continued From Page One
Oscar Coke of Louisville will stay on as a 30 day consultant to ease the leadership change. Swill, 34, editor of the Frankfort State Journal for six years, heads the Paducah Construction Trades Council. He is a Paducah Timet graduate and former editor at Taylorsville and Versailles papers. Stitt, a Lawrenceburg native, flew 81 WWII combat missions and founded the Frankfort Flying Club. he is married with three children.
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Neesruldreny
Paducah Timiot College
Weston Kentucky Afl-Cio Council
Padwoah Constructen Trades Council
AFL
Oscar Coke
Louisville
Swill
Frankfort
Jourdl
Tates
Taylorsville
Versailles
Kalds
Commercial Milol
Lcense
Jdliana University
Lawrenceburg
Shiropa
Air Force
Stitt
US Children Bureau official cites 400000 left alone daily
Phipp B. Gren, a US Children's Bureau official, told Colorado youth workers Thursday that about 400,000 U.S. children under age 32 are left alone daily by their mothers. He added that a third of these children are under 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Phipp B. Gren
Children's Bureau
U.S
Colorado Youth Workers
Hormone-Treated Chicken Sales Halted Over Cancer Risk
Washington officials announced voluntary withdrawal of chickens treated with stilbestrol, a synthetic hormone linked to cancer in animal tests. The action, supported by industry and retailers, covers less than 1 percent of market birds and aims to reassure consumers while government and farm groups express differing views on safety and federal control.
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Washington
ULI
Arthur
Flemming
P Flemming
Vic
Die Chemical
Harmon 19
Steel Talks In Recess Once Again
Washington negotiators report steel bargaining talks are in recess less than a week after President Eisenhower urged a round the clock push for a settlement. Union chief Finnegan and President McDonald called for renewed talks with Alcoa, Kaiser, and Reynolds to pressure a steel settlement while management spokesmen refused to comment on company by company bargaining.
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Steel
Washington
UPT
Eisenhower
Freleran Alediation
Tasch F. Fhowgan
Hic T
Whorsdale
David J. McDonald
Chirao
McDonald
Alcoa
Kai
Sernd Reynolls Metals
Finnegan
R. Conrad Cooper
Merbert P. Sorg
Hospital Notes at Middlesboro Memorial Hospital
Admission and discharge notes list Edward Cheek and Boyd Shackleford among admissions. Births recorded for Mrs. Fd Lowerson and Mrs. James St. Miracle. Dismissals include multiple patients such as Mrs Marie Halli, Airs Mandy Cadle, and Garfield Simpson with hours for visiting. Several other names appear in the discharge list, including Jackie Perry and Isaac Beock, with various city affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cheek
Gibson Station
Boyd Shackleford
Rose
Houston
Fd Lowerson
James St. Miracle
Hoss
Woman Offers Aliteracy Class at Local Church
Mrs J C Dance announces an aliteracy class at First Baptist Church Fridays after 2274 p.m. The program aims to teach reading and writing to any interested illiterates in Pineville and surrounding area.
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Pineville
First Baptist Church
J. C. Dance
Worker vows to repay hospital that saved his life
Philadelphia veteran Bill Flanagan, 43, a World War II veteran, plans to repay the hospital where surgeons revived his frozen heart by pouring 201 gallons of ordinary lavage water into his chest during an emergency five weeks ago. He recovered and says he will donate to doctors and return for skin grafts after a frigid night left him with chest and stomach injuries.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Tilg
Bill Flanagan
Hehnsmann Hospital
Flanagan
Wiepital
Hin
Whee
Win
van North
Santa Sought By Dennis The Menace In Pittsburgh
A boy calling himself Dennis the Menace was found wandering downtown Pittsburgh Thursday by four police officers who asked his name. He was described as ten years old and wearing a dark coat. The incident prompted police to search for his guardians and verify identity.
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Pittsburg
Dennis the Ménace
Santa Claus
Police
Dennis
Pittsburgh
School board acts after water concerns at Wilmanth school
The board votes to keep students in the building during hours, assigns Wilmoth to monitor water use, and instructs the coach to check faucets for leaks as a water bill rises. They approve a $25 fee to join the State School Board Association and hear a request for new doors, steel windows, and indoor toilets for Spentiwell Academy. A committee will investigate a $625 claim from Standard Rooting Company.
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Wilmanth
Schhool
Haan
Tiwag
Feet
State School Board Association
Dave Monday
Spentiwell Academy
Moyers
Stantay
Minney
E Tir Dees Edits
Water Sharp
Fred Russel Sill
Standard Rooting Company
U.S. Reminds On Tax Booklets For Taxpayers
Washington report says the government prints four booklets to help taxpayers calculate their income. The Your Federal Income Tax booklet for individuals and families costs 40 cents. the Farmers Tax Guide and Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens Abroad are free, available from IRS local offices.
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Washington
UPL
Revenu Service
U.S
Fall Kills SEC Lawyer in New York Office
New York police report a senior attorney for the Securities and Exchange Commission died after a fall from the SEC offices. Investigators describe him as a sensitive, highly dedicated worker, handling an extreme workload amid an ongoing investigation.
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New York
UPT
Eaward
B. Reid
Securities and Exchange Com
SEC
Ae Windies
Herter Sees Warm Welcome for Eisenhower Abroad
Washington secretary of state Christian A. Herter reports enthusiastic greetings for President Eisenhower in Italy Turkey Pakistan Afghanistan and India. He says the receptions exceed expectations and that his discussions with allied government heads have been extremely satisfactory.
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Washington
UPD
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
Herter
Italy
Turkey
Pakistan
Afghanistan
Ixia
United States
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Yates Wofauver
Seymave Glackman
Tremminer
Prema Phariaceutical Laboratories, Inc
South Sickensack
Nod
Prema
Rand Dixon
Blackman
Tie
Ibid Successul
Burley
Leto
Paducah
Sweden
Finland
United Press International
Cuba
CITES
Untendey Childeen
Ira Aes
Morse
Ant Penning
Agricure Department
al Dla
Calole
Midelbors Memorial Hospital
Admissions
Bertha Willinat
Marcogate
Siler Robbins
City
Esther Hendrickson
Four Mile
Nahale Russell
Ball Lee Bowling
Teresa Evans
Foxe
Clyde McGhee
Sandm Wyat
J. C. Dilley
Leon Daniels
Jack Smith
Rhondiy Allen
Brandenburg & Gibson Lumber and Hardstare
Kenturky
Santa
Stolk
Fall
Cawood
Insurance Agency
Cumberland Ave
Christmas City
Retail Merchants Association
P. M
Lexington Pisanch CO
Lexington Finance CO
Maximu Safety
J. H. Farmer
PUONE
Ré&l
Plymouth
Cambridge
Hester
Studebaker
Epp
Chevrolet Co
Enue Ave
Mindesboro
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