Capitol Comment Civil Rights Bill Passes House
The House approved a sweeping civil rights bill after nine days of debate and 140 amendments, sending it to the Senate. A key section limits federal action to cases where states falter, while ten titles outline voting rights, public accommodations, facilities, education, and other civil rights provisions. The piece notes federal and local action, with emphasis on shared responsibility. It also mentions President Johnson's budget including funds for Maryland historic sites and National Park Service improvements across Canal National Monument and related roads and trails.
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Commission On Civil Rights
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National Park Service
O Canal
National Monument
Roads and Trails Projects Funded at Antietam and Catoctin
Antietam National Battlefield receives 336300 dollars for developing roads and trails while Catoctin Mountain Park is allocated 55500 dollars for improvements. The figures reflect federal funding for park area improvements and visitor access enhancements.
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Antietam National Battlefield
Catoctin Mountain Park
Removing New Drug From Market After Fatal Strokes
The FDA announced about 15 deaths from strokes linked to the antidepressant traglcypromine also known as Parnate. Smith Kline & French said it will withdraw Parnate from the domestic market though it disputes FDA conclusions. SKF President Walter A Munns cited an honest difference of medical opinion but stated immediate withdrawal.
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Smith, Kline & French
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Walter A. Munns
Food and Drug
Medical panel asked to evaluate drug safety risks
FDA reports increased blood pressure in about 400 patients using tragilepromine alone or with others, with strokes and deaths among about 50 cerebral events and 15 fatalities, six in the United States. countries of other fatalities not named. The Everglades anhinga swims with head up like a periscope.
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United States
Actor Vic Morrow Faces 2000 Dollar Alimony Claim
Los Angeles AP report says actor Vic Morrow, 35, was sued for 2000 dollars a month in alimony and child support pending a divorce filed February 5 by wife Barbara Morrow, 30. The Morrows wed in 1957 and have two daughters aged 2 and 5. wife cites Morrow’s income at 10000 dollars monthly. Also reported Johnny Burke, 55, Oscar winning songwriter for Going My Way, died Tuesday in New York.
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