Economist Urges Abolishing Drug Patents in Senate Hearing
Dr Colston E Warne Amherst College economist urged the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee to abolish drug patents saying monopolistic control over vital medicines harms health. He said drugs can be as essential as air and water and criticized Kefauver bill provisions as insufficient proposing total elimination of patent protection for drugs.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Colston E. Warne
Amherst College
Mass
Warne
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Kefauver
Maltese Cross Tells Goblins To Stay Away
Salem Oregon district distributes Halloween Maltese crosses to 39 schools to warn of quiet hours for ill elderly or workers. Superintendent Charlies Schmidt notes a 12 year program with fewer than 100 crosses given this year and generally cooperative families.
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Salem
Orc
UPI
Charlies Schmidt
Scottsdale approves road vacating Camino Noroeste ordinance
Ordinance No. 131 vacates Camino Noroeste a public road in Ranchos Pequenos Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona. The 1961 vote finds the road unnecessary for public use and transfers title to abutting landowners. Mayor M. E. Kimsey signs. Town Clerk Dorothy I. Ketchum attests with notices published Oct 27 28 30 31 and Nov 1.
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Scottsdale
Camino Noroeste
Robert B. Choate, Jr
Ranchos Pequenos
Maricopa County
Arizona
Scottsdale Road
Jack Rabbit Road
Dorothy I. Ketchum
Local Schools Participate In Recreation Plan
The Maricopa County recreation program runs daily in six Scottsdale District elementary schools from 4 15 to p m Monday through Friday. Activities include outdoor sports indoor games social events and special tournaments for girls volleyball and boys football for fifth through eighth grades. Supervisors listed for each school oversee free sessions inviting all school age children to attend through August.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Marines Rout Enemy in War Games Final Stage
In Operation Silver Sword final stage the Blue Nation forces hunted down the remains of a Grey Nation invasion group during war games. The exercise showcased Marine units pursuing and neutralizing threats in a simulated combat scenario.
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Blue Nation
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Puunene
Nixon predicts fight for 1964 GOP nomination
In Syracuse UPI report Nixon declares the 1964 Republican race will be contested with Rockefeller Goldwater or other candidates needing to prove their entitlement through primaries speeches and campaigns. He also notes no plan to enter the 1964 primaries while urging a strong 1962 GOP showing.
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N.Y
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
GOP
California
Gov. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Eisenhower campaigns for Goode in San Antonio rally
Former President Eisenhower urged support for Kennedy foreign policy and criticized fiscal waste while campaigning for John Goode in the Texas Congress race. He said no appeasement toward Russia and spoke at the Alamo to an estimated 9 000 attendees as the special election nears.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
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Kennedy
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Texas
Russia
John Goode
Goode
Alamo
Gonzales
Lyndon Johnson
Plan Security Measures At County Hospital
In Phoenix a new plan at Maricopa County Hospital tightens detention ward rules after recent beatings of staff by mental patients. Sheriff Boies and County Manager Miller authorize sex and mail censorship, restrict cross gender access, and limit patient movement to exercise periods.
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Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County Hospital
Charles W. Miller
L.C. Boies
Space Expert Sees Red Advances In Soviet Missiles
New York reports space expert Dr. F J Krieger Rand Corp Santa Monica describes the USSR as advancing more powerful missiles and possible manned lunar flight. He cites hidden failures in Soviet space efforts and Khrushchev as “boss” of the space program while noting limited access to Western technical papers and sparse public documentation.
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Santa Monica
Calif
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Pacific
Khrushchev
Lunik
Yuri
Gagarin
Vostock
Pravda
Communist Party
Burke elected to Newport News Shipbuilding board
Adm. Arleigh Burke former chief of naval operations was elected to the board of directors of Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. Burke aged 60 recently retired from the Navy on August 1 and the election was announced Monday.
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Newport News
UPI
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Burke
Navy
U S Needles Fired In Space Not Dangerous
UPI reports 350 million copper needles launched Oct 21 from Point Arguello aboard a Midas satellite to form a 2100 mile high ring. Air Force said no radar or radio trace found. Titov calls experiment reckless. scientists fear interference with satellites and astronomy.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Gherman Titov
Air Force
Massachusetts Institute of Technlogy
Lincoln Laboratory
Mass
Point Arguello
Calif
Midas
Titov
Moscow
Spreckels Death Triggers Inquest in Phoenix
The coroner orders an inquest into Adolph Spreckels II's death at 49 in a Phoenix hotel after he collapsed from an apparent brain hemorrhage. He was once married to Clark Gable's widow and leaves two children with Kay Spreckels Gable.
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Phoenix, Ariz
UPI
Adolph Spreckels II
Clark Bable
Spreckels
Kay Spreckels Gable
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