FDA to Withdraw About 300 Ineffective Drugs
FDA commissioner Dr James L Goddard said the federal government will force withdrawal from public use of about 300 drugs over the next two years. Panels of 200 medical and pharmaceutical specialists under NAS NRC study 16 000 trade names across 3 000 drugs marketed 1938 to 1962.
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New York Times
New York
Food and Drug Administration
James L. Goddard
FDA
Sre
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Washington
Goddard
Academy
Vandalia Propane Blast Injures Two Workers
An AP report states a truck loaded with liquid propane gas exploded in Vandalia on Saturday, injuring two company delivery truck operators Millard Lape and Gale Diveley. Firefighters confined the blaze to a garage, extinguishing flames that threatened a high voltage line, with the main gas storage building unaffected. Diveley was near the garage when Lape started a delivery truck. One truck at the site was believed to hold about 2,800 gallons of gas.
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Vandalia
Dismore Sales and Service Co
Millard Lape
Gale Diveley
Fayette County Hospital
Diveley
Lape
Bob Hope ends four Bob Hope ends four Los Angeles
Comedian Bob Hope and his entertainer group flew home from Vietnam after two weeks with U.S. troops. Newsmen noted their tiredness while audiences at the warfront averaged about 12,000. Hope joked about a college campus game with a spoof score, mentioning UCLA and Dow Chemical and asbestos draft cards.
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Los Angeles
Bob Hope
U.S
Vietnam
Hope
UCLA
Dow Chemical
Zinc penny man dies in St. Louis
William Keller Sr. 61 president of Keller Manufacturing Co. St. Louis died Saturday from a respiratory illness. The zinc penny initiative to save copper during World War II was linked to his suggestion. Also three injured on Route 45 near Harrisburg in a two vehicle crash. Clyde Hunt and Wilma Hunt admitted for observation. Leonard Rouse unhurt.
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St. Louis
William Keller Sr
Keller Manufacturing Co
Keller
Rt. 45
Harrisburg
Clyde Hunt
Wilma Hunt
Humphrey Tours Africa Announces Dam Loan to Ivory Coast
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey began a 12 day African tour by announcing a 736.5 million Eximbank loan for Ivory Coast to build a large hydroelectric dam. He attended Tubman’s Lib eria inauguration and met Ivory Coast leaders amid mixed reception from French residents.
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Humphrey
Ivory Coast
Abidjan
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Ers
Red China
West African Republic
Strumental
United Nations
Relix' Houphouet-Boigny
Paris
China
Peking
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Africa
Johnson
William V.S. Tubman
Liberia
America
Soviet Union
Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Tubman
Liberien
Mon _Tovia
Johnson and Rusk meet at Texas ranch amid budget and Cambodia talks
President Johnson conferred with Secretary of State Dean Rusk at the Texas ranch on budget and Cambodia matters. No White House comment on Southeast Asia developments or Sihanouk talks. Christian said there was nothing special about Rusk's arrival and no bills expected this weekend. The social security bill deadline looms January 2, promising bigger benefits for 24 million people.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Dean Rusk
Cambodia
White House
George Christian
Rusk
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Christian
Vietnam
Pope Paul
Lynda
Charles Robb
Shot fired through auto display room in Carbondale
Carbondale police say an unknown person fired a .22 caliber bullet through the Vogler Motor Co. showroom window at 201 N Main St late Thursday night or early Friday. The bullet glanced off the ceiling and lodged in a box on the secretary’s desk.
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Carbondale
Vogler Motor Co
N. Main St
Modern bidding in bridge and the Jacoby method
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss why modern bridge bidding should focus on direct paths to the final contract. They illustrate with a 1931 Culbertson style deal where South opts to show both majors, leading to a six no trump contract after North raises to six. The commentator notes timing and dummy play, with the leader's diamonds and hearts shaping the final outcome and a sharp critique of overcomplicating auctions.
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Oswald
James Jacoby
South
North
Culbertson
West
Hast
New York City Faces Transit Strike Threat Again
AP reports transit union head Matthew Guinan warned a New Year strike of the subway and buses appears inevitable as negotiations stall. Mayor Lindsay and mediation leaders scramble to avert walkout amid a 36 000 member union’s promised 5 am Monday strike, with plans to ease riders' impact and possible Manhattan traffic ban for emergencies.
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New York
Matthew Guinan
Transit
Bnes
Guinan
Lindsay
Transport Workers Union
City Transit Authority
Henry A. Barnes
Manhattan
Barnes
Allied war hero Massey dies in London
Vincent Massey Canadian statesman and wartime figure dies in London at 40 from pneumonia during Britain's influenza epidemic. Brother of actor Raymond Massey he was the first native Canadian governor general and served 1952 to 1959 as the monarch’s representative. He later headed Canada’s wartime diplomatic post in Britain.
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London
Vincent Massey
Britain
Raymond Massey
Abraham Lincoln
Massey
Canada
United States
Noisy New Year Plans Reach High Prices Across U S
Americans plan a noisy welcome to 1968 with prices up to nearly $100 per couple at select New York spots while many stay home or visit friends. Sunday liquor bans and wet Sundays in several states shape celebrations as New York’s Times Square jam is on and hotels offer pricey packages.
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New York
Albuquerque
Washington
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Denver
Seattle
Salt Lake City
Times Square
Final drawing at Pump Room Chicago November 17
Movie actor Van Johnson drew the final winners and an order was placed for Mrs. Tripps Javelin. Mrs. Tripp is shown inspecting her Javelin Two Door Hardtop at Grob Motor Sales in Murphysboro.
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Chicago
van Johnson
Mrs. Tripps
Mrs. Tripp
Montgomery Ward
Murphysboro
Jock Tripp
Mgr
E.R. Tomlinson
Mr. Tripp
Harold Grob
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