Senator Tower pushes disarming criminals with new bill
Senator Tower argues federal action to disarm armed criminals, backing a bill that would add mandatory jail time for using a firearm in a federal crime. He cites 1966 gun crimes statistics and urges Congress to act now, saying licensing fails and Britain’s tougher penalties show the way. He stresses disarming criminals, not citizens, and urges states to follow suit.
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HemisFair praised as world fair in San Antonio visit
Senator Yarbrough extols HemisFair noting 3 million visitors since last April and urges attendance before October 6. He recalls securing federal support 1965 66 including 5 75 million for the U S Pavilion and credits the fair with international participation and regional impact.
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Drug innovation note spans 1940 to 1967 in US
From 1940 through 1967 a total of 848 new single chemical entity drugs were introduced as prescription medications in the United States. This highlights the pharmaceutical industry's sustained innovative output and impact on medical treatment.
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