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Brand Names Protect Drug Quality and Physician Choice
The article defends trademarked drugs against generic-name mandates, arguing brands help physicians identify distinctive药 products and preserve safety, quality, and incentives for innovation. It warns compulsory licensing could lower drug reliability, curb new developments, and erode standards, with FDA limits insufficient to inspect all lots.
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Time Bomb in China to Possess Nuclear Weapons Soon
A Hong Kong AP bulletin warns that Communist China could obtain nuclear bombs within two years, possibly via Soviet aid. It argues Mao and Chou may wage war to reshape the West and urges careful policy response, noting disarmament talks as a potential path to limit Red China’s arms.
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Hong Kong
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Chou En-lai
A Sad Man In Chicago at the Republican Convention
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on Joe Martin and Harold Stassen at the 1960 Republican National Convention in Chicago. Martin, a former five time presiding officer of conventions and ex House leader, sits dejected as Halleck ousts him in 1959. Stassen, aged 53, faces broad voter rejection and dwindling influence as Nixon forces and Rockefeller drafts overshadow him.
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Middletown Weather Fails To Break 11 Day Heat Run
The city heated over a forecast error as temperatures stayed above 100 degrees for the 11th day. Police Chief Hugh A. King and street superintendent W. S. Conklin discussed painting pedestrian crossing lanes at intersections with traffic lights. Joseph T. Riley named business manager at Middletown Hospital by the Board of Trustees.
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World Talk and Shortage Sparks Grins Across Nations
Statistics show the United States at 63 621 000 telephones while the Soviet Union has 3 558 000 sparking jokes about communication. A rare flower is found only in North Carolina and Japan per a botanist. Chiang Ching ku o, son of Chiang Kai shek, is promoted to second grade general amid sharp quips about his rank.
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Soviet Union
North Carolina
Japan
Chiang Ching-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Nationalist China
Transformation of GOP at Chicago shines for Nixon ticket
The Chicago Republican convention left delegates hopeful and energized after Nixon Lodge acceptance speeches and Eisenhower influence. Rockefeller’s tactics and Judd’s keynote were pivotal as Republicans vow limited federal intervention and steady private enterprise growth while avoiding new wars.
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Showbiz Rumors And Star News In Gossip Column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Vivien Leigh ready to cooperate with Laurence Olivier on divorce and remarry soon. Rumors swirl around Mayor Wagner and Kennedy circle. Dovima sues Eileen Ford for defamation. Ray Anthony flirts with Diane Hall. Saint Lubber eyes Jean Arthur return. North Brunswick murder mystery widens to dr Clarke remarriage rumors.
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Allan Murray
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Ray Anthony
Diane Hall
Mamie van Doren
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Ira Wallach
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Jean Arthur
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Francis Clarke
Dr. Clarke
Max Roach
Liberace
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Kennedy
Stevenson
Kennedy
George Hamilton
Busy Hollywood Gossips Tap Audrey Hepburn and More
The column notes Audrey Hepburn, newly a mother, will return to film with Breakfast at Tiffanys, and Bette Davis linked to a Broadway musical It Gives Me Great Pleasure. Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis rumored marriage looms, while Paul Anka attracts large bids for his autobiography at eighteen.
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Tiffany's
Bette Davis
Maria Callas
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Maria
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The Jackrabbit Name Origins and Metric Shift
Histories note the jackrabbit earned its name from ears thought to resemble a jackass. European miles varied greatly from 3,300 to over 36,000 feet before metric adoption, with the kilometer replacing the mile officially.
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Chautauqua Opens At Franklin Site With 1200 Trees Planting
Middletown residents report the Miami Valley Chautauqua opening at the new Franklin Hydraulic Co site. The grove along the Great Miami River features 1200 trees, a 5000-seat auditorium, Tent Town with 200 white tents, and modern hotel facilities. Champ Clark opened the first session with wit and eloquence as crowds arrive by tram, boat, and horse-drawn carriage.
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Baker
Robbins
Your Scribe
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Nixon Rockwell ties test Boston senator at convention
At the Republican National Convention Leverett Saltonstall, Massachusetts senator and Nixon ally, faced an awkward moment amid Nixon-Rockefeller ties. Dixon Lloyd of Wyoming misidentified as Rockefeller, while a Winthrop Rockefeller widow appears among Massachusetts delegates. Senator Gordon Allott urged endorsement of Nixon Rockefeller education points, amid questions about principle and leadership.
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Martha's Vineyard hostess hosts Massachusetts delegates
Mrs Angela McAlpin a Rockefeller kinwoman from Massachusetts hosts a “Massachusetts get-together” party for delegates at the Pal mer House Wabash Room. Cocktails flow as photographers photograph the hostess with an orchid, pressuring Sen Saltonstall to provide dramatic orchid placement.
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Martha’s Vineyard
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Wabash
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