Drug Firms Advertising Scrutiny Deepens In Senate Probe
Senate subcommittee investigations into drug advertising focus on whether big firms mislead doctors, raise prices, and deter competition. Witnesses from Premo Pharmaceuticals and Merck faced questions about marketing and safety claims as lawmakers seek to curb perceived marketing excesses.
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Senate
Pard Dixon
Biaczman
Blackman
Merck & Co
Augustus Gibson
Merck
Singers Acquitted But Trial Is Costly
The Platters manager charged the group lost nearly 250000 due to the Ohio morals trial in which they were acquitted. Judge Betman ruled the prosecution failed to prove aiding prostitution but condemned the singers for socially abhorrent conduct. Buck Ram said bookings were canceled and disc jockeys shunned the group while others abroad played their records. The quartet David Lynch Jr Ervin Robin Herbert A Reed Tony Williams faced hotel room arrests with four 19 year olds. the girls were discharged. The judge warned about moral failing and race-relations implications. Reed spoke for the group saying they hope the verdicts lift the smudge.
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UPI
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Betman
Buck Ram
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Ervin Robin
el Centro
Celif
Herbert A. Reed
Los Angeles
Tony Williams
Hollywood
Couple Marks Long Married Anniversary in Fairview
Fairview residents celebrate the Sith anniversary of Peter and Celestia Peterson. The couple, married for many decades, maintain a steady daily routine and express optimism about reaching the century mark. They note strong health and a large, long-lived family with 19 children, 47 grandchildren, and 47 great great grandchildren among descendants.
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Fairview
Peter Petersons
Peterson
Celestia
Hilly
Chronicle Telegram Rates By Mail and Region
The notice lists annual subscription prices by region. Lorain and adjoining counties 135.90 dollars per year in advance. elsewhere in Ohio 17.09 dollars. outside Ohio 18.09 dollars per year.
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Loyalty Oath Issue Referred to OSU Trustees
Ohio State University President Novice G Fawcett will present the loyalty oath issue to OSU trustees for action. The OSU Scholarship and Loan Committee sought Congress against federal aid for student loans. Oberlin College withdrew from the loan program. Armed Forces Community Relations Council of Columbus condemned the protest as support for world communism.
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Armed Forces Community Relations Council of Columbus
Top science writers honored in Chicago awards event
Victor Cohn of the Minneapolis Tribune and Francis Bello of Forme Magazine will receive $1,000 awards from the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Westinghouse Educational Foundation in Chicago on December 27.
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CPI
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Minneapoli Tribune
Francis Bello
Fornme ‘Magazine
Chicago
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Westinghouse Educcanoral Foundation
1959 Columbus floods among top news events
A chaotic review lists 1959 Columbus top stories including the flood disaster in DiSalle era Ohio. It notes statewide damage totaling millions, the 1922 precedent, and the Dem governor's early reforms while highlighting bank robberies and other major incidents of the year.
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Ohio
Sammary-Petries Foots
Micheel Vl
Escapee Leader Captured in Virginia Chase
Martinsville Virginia police captured the ringleader of an Ivy Street prison break after a car chase. Stewart, 32, was found near Bowie Street and held on a 38 revolver. FBI fingerprints linked other fugitives in central Virginia and the Washington area as the manhunt continued for six remaining escapees.
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Nora Cerone
Stewart
Rivarbank
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Ivy Stuff
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North Carolina
Virginia
Roanoke
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Arlington
Wier Cummings
Johnnny
Jer
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Woodrow Stewart
Cleveland Smcneil
Lillis Shaw
Cental Virginia
Eisenhower Launches Food Drive in India's Delhi Welcome
President Eisenhower, amid a historic peace tour, launches a food drive as crowds fill Delhi during Nehru’s platform appearance at the Red Fort. Police restore order after surges and a massive traffic jam as Rajendra Prasad opens India’s first international agricultural exhibition and Eisenhower opens the American pavilion.
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Eisenhower
Red Fort
India
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Martial Law Declared in Minnesota City Amid Unrest
Governor Freeman proclaimed martial law and ordered police out as violence damaged cars. Two companies from Rochester and Mankato were mobilized to assist, part of the 135th Infantry. Lt. Col. Meyer urged the crowd to disperse under military orders and return home.
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James D. Cooney
Paul Meyer
Meyer
Ohio Education Chief Seeks Raises and Breach Suit
E. E. Holt, Ohio Superintendent for Public Instruction, will ask the state Board of Education to grant $1,000 annual raises for 11 staff members and authorize him to sue the Big Walnut school district in Delaware County for breach of contract over the sale of federal surplus property. He cites misalignment with recent pay hikes and requests authority to pursue action via the attorney general.
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UPD
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For Public Instruction
State Board of Education
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Delaware County
Holt
Big
Phone Call Vouchers For Senators Urged
A state examiner recommended that Ohio senators and their employers be required to vouch for long distance calls charged to the state. The study found calls costing 6079.79 during the last session, with reimbursement sought for two calls deemed not state business.
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UPI
Charles J. Lauer
Man On FBI Top 10 List Captured In South Carolina
Joseph Lloyd Thomas and his family had lived under assumed names in Ware Place since 1955. A former used car dealer, he was among the FBI’s 19 most wanted for a $21,000 Commercial National Bank robbery in Shreveport Louisiana on February 13 1959. He surrendered without resistance after agents closed in on a gas station pickup. He faced federal arraignment in Greenville and was held on bond.
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Shreveport
FBI
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Septemer
George Clark Ashley
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Greenville
U.S
Jesse M. Ray
Mississippi House Off for Quail Season Weekend
Mississippi lawmakers postponed floor business for a long weekend after adjournment was announced by Speaker Hilton Walls due to the opening of the quail season. The decision came during a floor debate with no explicit reason stated.
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Miss
Mississippi House
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Pilot Grounded For Flying B-47 Under Bridge
COLUMBUS UPD The Air Force has grounded for life Cant John S. Lappo 3 Lockbourne Air Force Base after piloting a six engine B 47 bomber under the Mackinac Straits. Lappo of Carat Winchester village FranklinYrairteid county was given a severe reprimand and $30 fine by court martial Gen Thomas S Power announced the decision in Omaha Nebraska Thursday. The ruling grounds Lappo for life and deprives him of 201 a month in flight pay reducing his monthly earnings to 680.
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Archbishop Dies in Germany After Long Illness
Archbishop Johann Baptista Dietz of Fulda, a prominent Roman Catholic leader, died Thursday in Germany after a prolonged illness. The funeral and full obituary details follow in local church and city notices.
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Germany
Johannes Baptista Dietz
Escapee pleads not to be sent back to North Carolina
Four prisoners including Grady F. Stone, 23, held in Cambridge Ohio after escape from Ivy Bluff North Carolina seek federal prosecution instead of return. Stone Hillard Inman 24 Leslie Gautier 26 and Glen Hensley 35 are held on $95 00 bonds for interstate transport of a stolen car and weapons. Stone claims civil rights violations at Ivy Bluff and asks for habeas corpus rights, while authorities consider an investigation into prisoner rights.
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