U S Ambassador To Cuba Back To Capital
The United States recalled Ambassador Philip W. Bonsal from Havana for consultations after weeks of perceived Cuban insults. Secretary Herter said the move signals dissatisfaction but not a break with Castro. Havana will be led by Acting Ambassador Daniel Braddock as ties loosen gradually.
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Yawara
America
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Christian A. Herter
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Havana
Marihere
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Drug Prices Out Of Line Says Committee
Senate investigators question why U S buyers pay 5 05 per 50 tablets of chlorpromazine while Paris charges 51 cents and Canada 3 75 for the same drug priced to consumers. Kefauver pressuring for light on patent disputes delaying cancer cures.
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Weeps Her Way Aboard Ship To Deliver Films
New York AP reports Helen Jean Rogers ABC producer, 29, used tears to overcome customs to bring film for a network Africa special. The piece notes women in TV exec ranks, cites Mildred Freed Alberg and Gail Patrick Johnson, and details Rogers role on Open Hearing and The Dark and the Light. It also reviews Playhouse 90 and previews NBCs The Future Lies Ahead.
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Meeting at Apalachin CBS Radio Drama
The script notes a 1930s era radio event with Mort Sahl and Eddie Cantor hosting a dramatization titled Meeting at Apalachin on CBS from 9 to 10 p m Eastern standard time. The program centers on a real underworld episode and features a dramatized account.
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Hassle Over Kangaroo Meat In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Anne X. Alpern Pennsylvania attorney general declined to comment on reports state authorities were ready to arrest meat processors in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh over kangaroo meat. The story notes Australian bushmen reportedly avoid kangaroo meat and mentions a pending action amid a statewide inquiry.
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Anne X. Alpern
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Pittsburgh
Kangaroo Meat Imported From Australia Seized in PA
The Harrisburg Patriot reports 15 tons of kangaroo meat imported from Australia were unloaded in New York and shipped to Pennsylvania. Three tons were impounded in Philadelphia and 13 tons traced to Pittsburgh, amid claims of processing for human consumption in violation of pure food laws.
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