04 May 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1960
Page
1
Sydney and Washington reports describe U S scientists and university students targeting medical campaigns with a ransom stunt and anti drug claims. The tale includes alleged misdirection, a Canberra hostage scare, and corporate pushback from Pfizer amid reform proposals and Olympic funding talk.
Robert Smith, 38, a laborer, vaulted a guard rail at New York Central Park Zoo and patted a lion on the head twice, provoking screams from a crowd. Policewomen pulled him back over the railing. he was charged with disorderly conduct.
McKeen said a brochure with the drug’s side effects accompanied a letter sent to doctors. Kefauver’s subcommittee cited FDA evidence accusing Pfizer of misleading comparisons and not clearing the text before the October 1958 marketing. The FDA warned against further misleading promotional literature.
Beverly Radland 17, just beginning a singing career, cried and rejected her mother Florence Radland in Los Angeles Juvenile Hall as Judge Allen Miller paused to decide if she should be made a ward of Juvenile Court. May 11 for decision. mother restrained as Mrs Radland held for trial May 12 on related recordings.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a newspaper masthead and imprint details including second class matter designation at Long Beach, circulation figures, staff credits, and publication schedule with daily except Sunday, error-filled names and addresses.
Senators Kennedy and Humphrey prepare for a wide broadcasted debate on the Democratic presidential race. The hourlong event runs 7 30 to 8 30 p m est and airs on five state TV stations plus mutual radio network and the New York Times radio network with a five minute opening statement from each candidate and questions from West Virginia voters.
R. Le ’lyin, 62, a former Honduras consul in Detroit and a specialist in international law, died Monday. He served in diplomatic roles and contributed to UFI-Sau’s international law work. The obituary notes his career and expertise in cross border legal matters.
Washington AP Republicans report President Eisenhower is taking personal charge of political matters and will veto excessive Democratic spending. He reappointed none of four names before congressional leaders and named Donegan and Sweeney to the Federal Power Commission without notice. The White House stance signals a no compromise approach toward Democrats as the 1960 election looms.
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