FDA Deadline To Prove Drugs Effective Today
Washington today marks the deadline for nearly 5,000 medicines to prove safety and effectiveness to the FDA. The review covers drugs since 1938, with exemptions for some long-used brands and penicillin derivatives. Litigation challenges from drugmakers seek to carve out those exemptions while officials emphasize ongoing postmarket evaluation.
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FDA
Washington
Presribes
U. S
Food and
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Beloit Resident Hurt in Accident
Beloit resident Mrs. Arthur Klausner, 65, Route 2, Beloit, was admitted to St. Clare hospital after a car track collision with a three ton truck at County Trunk K and Cleophas Road eight miles northeast of Beloit. The car was driven by Ruth Arlene Pann, 46, Route 2, Beloit. Truck driver Martin Denman, 29, Route 2, Beloit, was charged with failure to yield right of way.
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Arthur Klausner
Beloit
St. Clare Hospital
Denman
Union and Plant Officials Conserve GM Strike Impact
Local negotiators for the United Auto Workers and General Motors narrowed plant demands as the walkout neared 300,000 idled workers. UAW pulled over 260,000 from lines, halting 1985 model production, while many plants remained operating in parts and accessories for Ford and Chrysler amid ongoing talks.
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UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Walter P. Reuther
Gift shop aid after loss keeps Monroe widow busy
After the death of Harry McGuire Jr from acute leukemia on November 18, 1961, Bette McGuire opened a home gift shop to keep busy and cope with grief. The shop grew from a box of religious items given by a friend into a small venture at 2003 14th Street, drawing neighbors and churchgoers seeking Catholic faith items as part of daily life and solace.
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Bette McGuire
14Th Street
Raggedy Ann
Times
Harry McGuire Jr
Bette
Harry
Homer McGuire
Dodgeville
St. Victor's Church
McGuire House
Explorer 22 Hits Near Perfect Orbit at Vandenberg
Explorer 22 launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base on a Scout rocket, reaching what officials called a near perfect orbit. The Beacon satellite aims to test a light beam for tracking possibly hostile satellites and to aid communications researchers studying sun spot induced radio blackouts.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Monroe Gains First Place Tie With 26-7 Win
Monroe Cheesemakers beat Middleton 26-7 to tie for the Badger Conference lead with Ft Atkinson after Sun Prairie loss. Jim Martin rushed 292 yards with a 25 yard TD, Keith Burington scored twice, Dan Franklin added a one yard score and a PAT pass. Monroe hosts Ft Atkinson for Homecoming as the league race tightens.
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Lee Fernstaedt
Monroe Cheesemakers
Middleton
Monroe
Sun Prairie
Ft. Atkinson
Cheesemakers
Badger
Monroe-Middleton
Cheesemen
Cardinals
Jim Martin
Kurt Share
Keith Burington
Share
Martin
Burington
Dan Franklin
Franklin
Paul Schween
Dennis Grosse
Schween
Dick Swiggum
Monona Grove
Edgerton
Russian Spy Couple Set for Deportation to Czechoslovakia
New York report states Russian national Alexandre Sokolov aged 41 and his wife 34 face deportation to Czechoslovakia after the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service ordered the removal. The pair had waived deportation proceedings at a recent hearing.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Alexandre Sokolov
Goldwater's Pacific Northwest Campaign Swing
Senator Barry Goldwater moved into the Pacific Northwest with a call to voters to pay the rent for individual liberties he warns are at risk. He planned stops in Spokane, Portland and Salt Lake City as he attacked President Johnson's federal power and urged Americans to defend freedom at the ballot box.
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Spokane
Wash
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Salt Lake City
Utah
Johnson
Washington
San Francisco
Goldwater
Christopher Columbus
Sec
Wisconsin campaign probes spark over highway funds offer
Wisconsin politics heat up as Republican candidate Warren Knowles denounces a $5 million highway funds proposal to Milwaukee as political maneuvering. Governor Reynolds defends education priorities amid criticisms of campaign rhetoric. Other candidates weigh in on right to work, veterans’ benefits, and local campaign sites. Snow dusts Corry as town records an early snowfall.
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Associated Press
Warren Knowles
Milwaukee
Knowles
Howard Koop
Department of Administration
Koop
Santa Claus
Milwaukee County
State Highway Commission
John W. Reynolds
Wisconsin
North Western Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Eau Claire
Patrick J. Lucey
Bronson LaFollette
LaFollette
Barry Goldwater
Jack Olson
Wilbur Renk
U.S. Senate
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Civil Rights Not Issue Says LBJ In Louisiana Speech
President Johnson, campaigning in the Deep South, argued civil rights are essential and that any president must observe and enforce the Civil Rights Act. In a New Orleans dinner speech he said other issues like war or peace deserve focus, drawing applause from racially mixed patrons.
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Yunnpun City
Tex
Johnson
Deep South
Louisiana
New Orleans
Monona Youth Drowns in Lake Monona Incident
Todd Koenig, age 3, drowned in Lake Monona on Friday after toppling from a pier while playing with an older companion. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Koenig of suburban Monona. the body was recovered.
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Monona
Madison
Todd Koenig
Lake Monona
Ray Koenig
Queen Elizabeth II Faces Tough Day in Quebec City Visit
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive as security tightens in Quebec amid separatist rallies and campus protests. A 33 hour stay begins with weather challenges and limited public access, while Laval University students shout anti monarch slogans. Farm employment also dips 12 percent from a year ago, marking a record low for late September.
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Quebec
Canada
Prince Philip
Poice
Laval University
Elizabeth
Claude, Wagner
Britannia
Prince Edward Island
Wolfe’s Cove
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ari
Dock
Deputy Chief of Mission kidnapped as ransom threat voiced
United States official reports a gunpoint abduction of Lt. Col. Michael Smolen, deputy chief of the U S mission to Venezuela, by men calling themselves pro Communist terrorists. They demanded the release of condemned Vietnamese prisoner Nguyen Van Troi, warning Smolen would die an hour after Troi's execution. Police conducted a nationwide search as officials warned of possible publicity driven by the FALN group.
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Caracas
Venezula
South
Viet Nam
Michael Smolen
U.S
Associated Press
Smolen
Nguyen van Troi
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
U.S. State Department
Troi
Col. Smolen
State Department
New York
George Smo
Monticello Entries Capture Top Honors at Dairy Congress
Voegeli Farm Inc of Monticello won senior and grand champion Brown Swiss bull at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa, with W B Raven Prostor and Norvic Mistress Mirth topping ages. The farm also led in heifer calf and junior get-ofice entries while Meythaler Cold Springs Farm near Monroe earned premier exhibitor and reserve grand champion with Welcome in Supreme Jinx and related calves. David Viney of Evansville posted a fifth in heifer calf.
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Monticello
Voegels Farm, Inc
Monticelo
National Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
W. B. Raven Prostor
Norvic
Voegeli Farm
Plumadiane
Czar Magician
Sir Tartar
Meythaler Cold Springs Farm
Monroe
David Viney
Evansville
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Sam Bruny
Ed Grossen
Walter Baber
Clara Thompson
Santa
Renk
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Senate
Douglas
Pennsylvania
Corry
Lake Erie
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