Consumer Aid Plan Submitted
President Kennedy sent Congress a jumbo package of consumer protection proposals costing about 10 million dollars annually. The plan covers safe drugs, non burning beauty products, clearer pricing, broader meat inspections, plus a consumer advisory council and public guidance in 100 post offices. Kennedy notes many drugs fail to live up to claims and urges proof of effectiveness before marketing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
America
Council of Economic Advisers
Consumers’ Advisory Council
Post Office Department
White House
Bat
Butler Acquitted In Sapphire Ring Stolen Charge
A U S jury cleared Mary Pickford's former butler of stealing a 25 carat sapphire ring from her in Switz erland. William Francis Paul admitted taking the ring to Zurich to establish its value and faced a charge of transporting stolen property in foreign commerce after a five day trial with eight hours of deliberation.
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TOS Angeles
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Switzerland
William Francis Paul
Zurich
Fumes Blamed As Four Die In Milton Apartment
Four people including a mother and her two children were found dead in a Milton apartment from presumed carbon monoxide poisoning. Authorities identified the victims as Phyllis Ann Settle 25 Diana 7 infant John 8 months and Samuel Earl Lane 22 of Milton Route 1.
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Milton
W. Va
Phyllis Ann Settle
Diana
John
Samuel Earl Lane
Rt. 1
Deaths And Funerals Mrs Mary Weamer Dies
Mrs Mary Mollie Weamer 12 Monroe Street Middletown died at 6 30 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after three years of ill health She had lived in Middletown 51 years moving from Etna Pa She was a charter member and past matron of Prosser Chapter 367 Order of Eastern Star and a member of the First Baptist Church She is survived by her husband Joseph a son Clark of Montreal W Va a brother Harlan Klingensmith of Etna Pa and two sisters Miss Ruth Klingensmith and Mrs H H Hunter of Etna Pa Private services will be held at 9 30 am Saturday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home with Rev G Walter Weber officiating Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm
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Monroe St
Middletown Hospital
Weamer
Prosser Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
First Baptist Church
Middletown
Etna
Joseph
Clark
Montreal
W. Va
Harlan Klingensmith
Ruth Klingensmith
H. H. Hunter
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
G. Walter Weber
Woodside Cemetery
Bonn Buys Block of Thant's Bonds
West Germany announced it will buy 10 million dollars of the United Nations emergency bond issue. The country is not eligible for U.N. membership but has a permanent observer status in New York.
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United Nations
West Germany
U.N
Robert R. Miller Services Scheduled
Robert R. Miller aged 74 of 436 East Ave. is to be honored with a service at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Webb.
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Robert R. Miller
East Ave
Webb
Deaths Elsewhere Highlight Notable Wayne Industry Pioneers
In Pittsburgh William Christopher Robinson 94 a pioneer in the electrical industry died Wednesday. In Great Neck John J Hall 65 of Manhasset NY a pioneer in automobile safety inspection died Tuesday. In Newton Robert E Maytag 38 major stockholder of Maytag Co died Wednesday of pneumonia in a San Diego hospital. Maytag is brother of Fred Maytag I board chairman of Home Laundry Manufacturing Co.
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Pittsburgh
William Christopher Robinson
Great Neck
N.Y
John J. Hall
Manhasset
Newton
Iowa
Robert E. Maytag
Maytag Co
San Diego
Calif
Maytag
Fred Maytag
Home Laundry Manufacturing Company
Kennedy's Mom Progress After Surgery
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy mother of the President shows satisfactory recovery after pelvic hernia operation at St Elizabeth's Hospital. The 71 year old wife of the former ambassador to Great Britain is reported doing very well by surgeon Dr Roy J Heffernan who expects she may leave in seven to eight days for convalescence at Palm Beach Florida where the President's father is recovering from a stroke.
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kennedy
Great Britain
Roy J. Heffernan
Palm Beach
Fijia
Two OHP veterans promoted at Columbus HQ
Promotion the two veteran members of the Ohio Highway Patrol laboratory and identification section announced today at general headquarters. John McCrate of Grove City promoted to lieutenant and William George of West Jefferson elevated to first sergeant.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
John McCrate
Grove City
William
Rattlesnake Warning Cited for Sudden Strikes
A rattlesnake may strike without warning, not relying on rattles for warning. The warning stresses immediate danger to anyone approaching the reptile in its territory. Experts advise maintaining distance and contacting wildlife officers if encountered.
College reprimands student for Rockwell slugging incident
SAN DIEGO Calif AP School officials reprimanded Edward Cherry 22 for slugging George Lincoln Rockwell head of the American Nazi party at San Diego State College. The judicial board also recommended one year disciplinary probation for Warren P von Blum Norman A Frankland who admitted tossing eggs at Rockwell College President Malcolm A Love approved the recommendations.
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San Diego
Calif
George Lincoln Rockwell
American Nazi Party
San Diego State Colleg
Edward Cherry
Warren P. von Blum
Norman A. Frankland
Rockwell
Drug Control Bill Sidetracked in Senate Judiciary
The Senate Judiciary Committee blocked a drug control bill, voting 9-2 to send it to the subcommittee on monopolies. The measure aimed to tighten federal oversight of the prescription drug industry and faces further review.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Subcommittee On
Pales
Globe-Wernicke Plans Expansion in Wauseon Facility
Globe-Wernicke Industries announces a new paper making facility in Wauseon Ohio. The plant will employ about 100 workers and occupy a building previously erected by Ohio Industrial Park Inc. Chester Devenow of Globe said the Wernicke president announced the project.
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Wauseon, Ohio
Globe- Wernicke Industries, Inc
Ohio Industrial Park, Inc
Chester Devenow
Globe
Wernicke
Former OSU Vice President Dies in New York Hospital
Jacob B. Taylor, 63, a former Ohio State University vice president and treasurer who helped establish Ohio liquor control procedures, died Wednesday in a New York City hospital. He later served as executive vice president in charge of finance at General Telephone Co. in New York.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jacob B. Taylor
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Ohio State University
New York City
Taylor
OSU
General Telephone Co
New York
Heeft
Dayton Woman Dies From Gas Fumes
A 92 year old Dayton woman, Mrs. Esther Kovacs, died from gas fumes yesterday in a recreation cottage at her grandson's home where she lived alone. Authorities said wind closed a vent on a bolted gas space heater.
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Dayton, Ohio
Esther Kovacs
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