National Formulary Bill Aims For Federal Drug Provision
Editorial notes that Medicare sparked fears of a broken doctor patient bond and bureaucratic meddling. The National Formulary Bill proposed by Senator Russell Long would create a National Formulary Committee of four political appointees and five others to oversee orderly and economical drug provision for those in federal medical programs.
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Congress
Russell Long
Louisiana
Nationa Formulary Committee
Medicinal Politics and the Control of Drugs
The act would appoint a Health and Welfare committee to list approved drugs and decide effectiveness for human ailments. It then assigns the secretary a price for each drug, placing prescribing decisions in a politically appointed body and government price controls. The piece warns this shifts medical authority from doctors to politicians and risks ineffective care.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Cigarets Health Warning Meets Data and Denial
The piece argues tobacco health risks rise with smoking, citing Dr. Ravenholt of the U S State Department agency. It contends warnings won t curb sales, notes smokers rationalize danger, and suggests labeling cigarets poison won t stop demand or ensure enforcement of bans.
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R. T. Ravenholt
State Department
Agency For International Development
Atlantic Ocean
Poison Centers and the Fight Against Household Toxins
The rise of poison centers since 1953 to quickly identify toxic substances and guide treatment. A National Clearing House in Washington coordinates data from manufacturers and centers, tracking thousands of products and advising doctors and parents. Despite limits, centers stress education and lockup of risky items to reduce accidental poisonings.
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American Academy of Pediatrics
Chicago
Detroit
Department of Health
Buffalo
Associated Centers
John Doe
Ottawa circus recall echoes Raf felock memories
A reminiscence links Julius Raf felock manager of the Ottawa Bargain Center to his Ringling Brothers clown days. The piece notes his past as a popular Ringling clown and clown band member during former shows.
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Ottawa
Julius Raffelock
Christ Crucified Prayer Text
Prayer style excerpt citing First Corinthians about Christ as power and wisdom. It asks for mercy and redemption through the Savior, acknowledging the cross and blood and seeking salvation with a repentant heart in Jesus name.
Frustration With Presidents Over Foreign Affairs Precedents
AP News analyst James Marlow surveys how presidents from Washington to Jefferson used treaties executive agreements and looming powers to shape foreign policy. He notes Truman and Johnson faced backlash for wartime actions while Congress often funded wars, and Jefferson’s Louisiana Purchase broke constitutional bounds with Senate approval via treaties.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Congressional
Congress
Robert 4. Taft
Vietnam
George Washington
James Monroe
Latin America
Greece
Turkey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Middle East
Formosa
Eisenhower
West German Special Showed Growth Pains
AP Television critic Cynthia Lowry reviews CBS's The Germans special by Hughes Rudd. The portrait portrays West Germany as prosperous yet static, with a vocational school bias and young people pursuing early apprenticeships. It notes interviews with young locals and two Jews on anti semitism, while highlighting Rudd's witty commentary and emphasis on a still undeveloped economy.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
West Germany
CBS
Hughes Rudd
Rudd
Huernberg
Germany
Russia In Many Ways Is A Sophisticated Place
In Moscow's airport display Novosibirsk is showcased as a cultural hub with ballet theater and libraries. Pravda notes rising drunkenness on paydays amid leisure emptiness. Soviets boast vast cultural life with 117,000 libraries, 500 theaters, 128 concert halls, 132 art museums and 75 million museum visitors.
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Russia
Henry S. Bradsher
Associated Press
Moscow
Novosibirsk
Siberian
Pravda
Soviet Union
Soviet Ministry of Culture
Nightly TV Log Mix Shows and Late Movie Listings
A dense page lists weekday and Thursday schedules with numerous shows, news, dramas, comedies, and movies. Key programs include Leave It To Beaver, Flintstones reruns, Truth or Consequences, Captain Kangaroo, Captain Kangaroo, Perry Mason, The Bravados, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Peyton Place, Dean Martin, and Johnny Carson, with various News Weather and Sports inserts.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Virginian
Custer
Beverly Hillbiies
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
Dundee and
the Culhane
Johnny Carson
Vince Gibson
Joey Bishop
Mery Gritfin
Faith For Our Times
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
F.troop
Dean Martin
Good Company
Joe Pyne
Merv Griffin
Capetown
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Association Press
Associated Press
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