Krebiozen Controversy Reignites Drug Debate
The renewed fight over the anti cancer drug krebiozen centers on its dubious benefits and FDA investigational status. The American Cancer Society cites no proven value while advocates claim patient relief and survival, spurring calls for double blind clinical testing and tighter FDA controls. Senator Paul Douglas campaigns for a Washington hearing and broader access amid mounting data and controversy.
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Journal of the American Medical Assny
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Food Drug and Cosmetic Act
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FDA
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Krebiozen
National Cancer Institute
Ivy
University of Illinois
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Herbert Bailey
Clinton Miller
National Health Federation
Paul H. Douglas
Ill
White House
Washington
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Douglas
Sen. Douglas
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Cancer Institute
Pope John XXIII Dies Heralding Global Mourning
Obituary notes Pope John XXIII, a peacemaker who sought to bridge Catholic and Protestant divides and to span religious and political differences with Communism. His death is described as a tragic loss for humanity and a beacon of peace.
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John XXIII
Pope John
Earth
Amish School Freedom in Iowa Sparks State Clash
In Independence Iowa Amish families face fines or jail over school rules demanding attendance at tax supported schools or state approved teachers for church schools. The piece warns broader targets could follow, threatening other denominations and groups as authorities push compulsory education.
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Odessa
Tex
Independence
Iowa
Welfare audit to weed out cheaters across states
The Senate Appropriations committee orders spot checks by all HEW field offices to locate ineligible welfare families. Those found ineligible will be dropped to stop welfare abuses funded by matching federal money. The probe aims to answer how widespread welfare living is in the country.
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International Falls
Minn
Daily Journal
Senate Appropriations Committee
U.S. Health, Education and Welfare Department
Morality Between Citizens and Nations in a Global World
An essay questions how morality differs for individuals and states and whether governments can align common human aims with distinct political systems. It ponders if citizens truly control policy, the danger of war justified as self defense, and whether a global catastrophe is needed to awaken moral responsibility.
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Commonwealth
How to register a high school sorority and seek recognition
A group of high school girls may join a national sorority to obtain official status, or form a local chapter of a national group for recognition. For the freezer dispute the owner should demand removal via storage charges and possible sale if unpaid. Divorces in Pennsylvania take three to six months for uncontested cases, longer for contested actions.
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Pennsylvania
Dodd Humphrey Plan Aims to Save Geneva Test Ban Talks
The Dodd Humphrey bi partisan proposal seeks a first step ban on all atmospheric and underwater tests without on site inspection. It argues the plan would halt radioactive fallout and reduce testing while offering bipartisan Senate backing and a firm U. S. commitment. The article notes Moscow’s history of testing and rejection of on site inspection and questions whether the Soviets will accept two thirds of a ban without inspection.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Conn
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
Moscow
U. S
Britain
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Dodd
Humphrey
Eisenhower
Kennedy
U.S
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Two Tailored Senators Debate Federal Education Aid Styles
In Washington two Senate figures Barry Goldwater and Abe Ribicoff clash over school funding. Goldwater favors tax rebates to parents and less federal schooling money, while Ribicoff seeks federal dollars as an equalizer and would tax cut benefits to private school families. Both aim to curb federal overreach even as their methods differ.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Abe Ribicoff
Arizona
Goldwater
Ribicoff
Health, Education and Welfare
Congress
It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness
An old farmer urges practical action over endless fault finding calling for self check on daily corrections at home work and civic life. He quotes scripture and emphasizes choosing solutions over mere talk to improve conditions.
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Zeke
Jake
Psalm 27 4 Desired to Dwell in the Lord’s House
A devotional line from Psalm 27 4 expressing a longing to dwell in the house of the Lord all the days of life to behold his beauty and to inquire in his temple. The verse emphasizes devotion worship and reverence.
Fear of rigid wheat control by Freeman threatens farm ingenuity
The column argues that Secretary Freeman's acreage and sales controls would suppress American farming innovation. It compares potential outcomes to regimentation in China and Yugoslavia, noting past surpluses, social headaches, and risks of meat shortages if farmers become order takers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Jim
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ASC
Russia
Mao
Peking
China
Hongkong
Freeman
Pennsylvania sales tax debate shapes 1964 legislative view
Harrisburg coverage notes the Scranton Administration backs a 5 percent sales tax to cover a $139 million spend increase while lawmakers push back. The 1964 elections will test the tax’s political cost as voters weigh the levy’s impact on family budgets and state programs.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Denison
House of Representatives
Senate
Governor's Office
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Salse
Egislativ
Iy & Hs
Guilty Conscience Theme in Modern Living Story
A living section discusses how guilt prevents happiness and cites a tale where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle allegedly pranked twelve reputably famous people causing them to flee the country within a day. It links guilt to biblical forgiveness through confession and prayer seeking peace.
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Arthur Conan Doyle
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