Fish Flour Hearing Provokes Queasy Reactions in Congress
Washington UPI report notes a House commerce subcommittee hearing on fish flour, a protein concentrate from whole fish. Members argue FDA misjudged safety. critics recall gelatin and other foods. the author admits stomach discomfort and ends with a green-faced lunch after the session.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
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FDA
Congress
House Commerce Subcommittee
Otis .G. Pike
D-N.y
Leo W. O’brien
Hastings Keith
R-Mass
Keith
Five Miss U S A judges named for West Virginia pageant
Five judges named to select West Virginia’s representative for Miss U S A at Huntington on Sept. 16 include Raymond Brewster and James Hoffman of Huntington Publishing Co. WVU athletic director Red Brown Katy Doonan and Arbra Lou Adkins.
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Charleston
UPD
Huntington Publishing Co
West Virginia
U.S.A
Huntington
Charleston Civic Center
London
Raymond Brewster
James Hoffman
West Virginia University
Robert
Red) Brown
Katy Doonan
Arbra Lou Adkins
Ironton
Ohio
Ida Cantor Dies at 70 in Beverly Hills
Mrs Ida Cantor wife of Eddie Cantor died Wednesday in Beverly Hills from heart attack complications She was 70 The couple marked their 48th wedding anniversary June 9 She had been bedridden since February amid repeated heart trouble and a long vigil at her bedside as Cantor County health conditions were noted.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPI
Ida Cantor
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
al Jolson
West Virginia Weather Update With Rain Showers Forecast
Weather bulletin reports considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight partial clearing. Temperatures range from the upper 60s in Beckley to mid 60s in western areas with highs near 85 east and west portions around 85. River conditions show Greenbrier normal and muddy, Lake normal and cloudy with 3.2 gates open. A new gauge at Hinton records 2.5 ft.
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Beckley
Oak Hill
Greenbrier
Hinton
Hearing Set For October In Raleigh County School Case
Judge John A. Field Jr. ordered hearings not to reopen before late October on the Raleigh County schools integration dispute. He asked for legal briefs by October 1 on gerrymandering charges by NAACP attorney Willard Brown and outlined the proceeding schedule with Board of Education counsel.
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United States District Court
John A. Field Jr
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Board of Education
Willard Brown
NAACP
Brown
Herman G. Cannady Jr
Charleston
Brown ‘H. Payne
Beckley
F Fletcher W. Mann
Jack A. Mann
Ben Moore
Mann
Argentine crisis deepens as defense minister acts as war secretary
In Buenos Aires Jose L Cantilo temporarily serves as war secretary after Gen Juan B Loza resigns under pressure from rebel officers. A permanent replacement likely soon with Gen Julio Alsogaray tied to Economy Minister Alvaro Alsogaray. The bloodless revolt marks Argentina's third military crisis in four months.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Jose L. Cantilo
Juan B. Loza
Loza
Julio Alsogaray
Alvaro Alsogaray
Argentina
Sever
Juan D. Peron
Israel Holds To Stand On Spy Soblen Airlift
Britain fails to move Israel to return con victed Soviet spy Dr Robert Soblen to the United States. The Foreign Office summoned Israeli ambassador Arthur Lourie, but Israel kept its position. The El Al flight was given 48 hours more until midnight Friday to transport Soblen to New York.
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London
UPS
Britain
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Arthur Lourie
Soblen
Lourie
Peter Thomas
Foreign Office
U.S
el al Israeli ‘Airlines
Home Office
el al Airlines
New York
Lawmakers Seek Immigration Freeze Over Soblen Case
Rep Francis E Walter proposes a bill to bar immigration from Israel unless the Israeli government cooperates in returning convicted Russian spy Robert A Soblen. He also seeks to deny El Al Airlines landing rights in the United States unless Soblen is flown from London to the United States.
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Washington
UPI
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
U.S
el al Airlines
London
Nude river killer escapes as police dragnet hunts suspect
Police in Reading Pennsylvania arrest 27 year old Joseph Meas after the naked body of a 14 year old girl is found in the Schuylkill River. The suspect fled by swimming the river and is held for questioning with no charges yet filed.
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Reading
UPI
Schuylkill River
Joseph Meas
Exeter St
Janet
Louis Troutman
John Halstead
Halstead
Kennedy space bill under fire in Congress
The Kennedy space communications bill faces opposition from Sen. Morse and Sen. Gore who pledge amendments and government ownership. Kefauver blasts the measure as a huge giveaway benefiting AT T with taxpayer financed space work. House Ways & Means cites tax cut hearings with Heller and Martin. Massachusetts A G McCormack in wiretap debate.
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UPI
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Ernest Gross
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Estes Kefauver
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Morse
House Ways &Means Committee
Walter Heller
Board of Economic Advisers
William M. Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Massachusetts
Atty
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House
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House Judiciary Committee
Body Found in River Identified as Mike Turkaly
A body tentatively identified as 68 year old Mike Turkaly was found today in the Ohio River near Warwood. He had lived in McKimleyville Brooke County until two months ago and had been missing since Tuesday.
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Wheeling
UPI
Mike Turkaly
Ohio River
Warwood
Turkaly
McKimleyville
Brooke
Truman Opposes Kennedy Satellite Giveaway
Former President Harry S. Truman spoke at a trainside news conference opposing the Kennedy administration's communications satellite bill. He argued Telstar like facilities are public property and should remain so, noting public costs of 25 to 30 million dollars and calling the private operation a gigantic giveaway. The Trumans arrived in Washington for a brief visit to attend Edith Helm's funeral.
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Washington
UPI
Met
Harry S. Truman
Kennedy
Truman
Edith
Helm
White House
Kennedy Visits Public Beach With Caroline in Ravello
Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline left a police guarded private area to enjoy a public beach in Ravello Italy. They swam and sunbathed while crowds and photographers watched. police initially moved to curb photographers but secret service reassured them to continue.
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Ravello
Italy
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Conca Dei Marini
Minuteman ICBM breaks apart after Cape Canaveral launch
A Minuteman intercontinental missile broke in two with a loud explosion shortly after launch from Cape Canaveral and fell into the sea. Recovery boats rushed to the scene to recover wreckage and determine what caused the mishap.
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Cape Canaveral
UPI
Minuteman
America
Dow Jones Noon Averages Report
Dow Jones noon averages show the 30 Industrials at 592.07 up 1.13, 20 Rails at 120.03 down 0.21, 115 Utilities at 7.13 up 0.04, and 165 Stocks at 205.52 up 0.16. Volume to noon totals 990000 shares.
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Dow Jones
Rockefeller criticizes Kennedy test ban proposals as risky
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller denounces the Kennedy administration for weakening nuclear test ban plans, saying concessions could endanger national security. He notes shifts from 21 to 19 inspection stations and cites possible Soviet supervised sites as a troubling concession.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Russia
Rockefeller
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
House Voice Set Today On New UN Bond Plan
The House Foreign Affairs Committee plans a formal vote on a revised U N bond proposal led by Rep. Thomas E. Morgan. The compromise ties U S bond purchases to other nations and would condition U S support on others paying their share. If passed, it marks the first time the U S ties UN funding to peer nations' contributions.
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Washington
UPI
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Kennedy
U.N
House
Rep
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
U.S
Congress
United States
World Organization
Stock Thief Nabbed in FBI Arrest
Edward Hugh Wuenche, 34, described as promoter and constructor, was arrested by the FBI in Holland PA on the theft of more than $112,000 in securities from Sutro Bros. brokerage in New York.
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Holland, Pa
UPI
Edward Hugh Wuenche
FBI
Sutro Bros
New York
Khrushchev May Plan Grand Nuclear Test Ban Move
Western observers say Premier Khrushchev could visit the United Nations in fall to unveil a spectacular new nuclear test ban proposal. A U N appearance would let him press Berlin talks and seek another meeting with President Kennedy, though the Kremlin has not confirmed plans.
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UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
U. N
New York
Berlin
Kennedy
West
Khrushchev
U. N. General Assembly
Kremlin
Court Battle Resumes Rail Unions Plan Strike
Five on-train unions gear for a possible strike as they resume their court battle today to block railroad work rules changes. Judge Joseph Sam Perry set more arguments on the unions petition for a temporary restraining order to halt the amended rules until a permanent injunction appeal is resolved. Railroads announced plans to inaugurate tougher anti feather bedding work rules next Thursday. H E Gilbert of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen commented on the situation.
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Chicago
UPS
Joseph Sam Perry
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Attack Claims Retired Tams Superintendent
George Dewey Williams aged 63 and former superintendent of the Tams operation at Winding Gulf Coals Inc. died at his Alderson home after an apparent heart attack. Born May 29, 1839 at Winifrede, he leaves a wife Lucy Lovell Williams, three daughters Ruth Boone Leslie Lannan Janet Scarbro, two sons George Jr. and Robert L., and four sisters. He had worked in area mines and was a member of the Alderson Presbyterian Church.
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Tams
Winding Gulf Coals Inc
Alderson
Williams
Winifrede
Otley
Sarah Hornsby Williams
Raleigh
Alderson Presbyterian Church
Lucy Lovell Williams
Reece R
Ruth) Boone Jr
Moreland
Okla
J. H
Leslie) Lannan
Butte
Mont
Janet W. Scarbro
Woodbridge
George D. Jjr
Robert L
Charleston
Grover Smart
Kennedy administration ready to avert nationwide rail strike
In Chicago the railroad negotiator said the Kennedy administration will use all resources to head off a nationwide rail shutdown. Rail spokesman J E Wolfe cited Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg calling a strike of great consequence intolerable to the economy.
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Chicago
UPI
Kennedy
J. E. Wolfe
Arthur Goldberg
Firemen unions vow strike over proposed rule changes
In Washington officials announced that 200000 firemen, brakemen, conductors and switchmen would strike if new rules taking effect would dismiss 41000 firemen now on freight and yard work. The unions said Perry formally dismissed the juniors petition for a permanent injunction Wednesday.
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Perry
Junions
Bbrakemen
Washington, D.C
X15 Pilot Photographs Strange Space Object
Maj. Bob White on the X15 flight near Edwards AFB reports sighting an object described as fluttering and paperlike near the rocket. NASA scientists cannot identify or measure the object’s size or distance and say the sighting remains unexplained after July 17 test at approximately 60 miles altitude.
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Edwards Afb. Calif
Upi
Bob White
White
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and [Space Administration
Vie Camera
US Issues Stiffer Drug Testing Rules
The government announced new drug testing regulations to tighten oversight of human trials. Health secretary Anthony Celebrezze said firms must notify the FDA before testing new drugs on humans and provide frequent progress reports.
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William J. Eaton Washington
UPI
Europe
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Celebrezze
Triple execution marks California first since 1956
Last minute appeals failed as Luis Moya and Augustine Baldonado were executed at San Quentin three hours after Elizabeth Duncan met a similar fate for hiring them to kill her pregnant daughter-in-law. It was California’s first triple execution since 1956.
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Augustine Baldonado
San Quentin
Calif
Elizabeth Duncan
California
Algeria
United Mine Workers Union
Pittsburgh
William Clark Coal Co
Hickory
UMW
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