Shakeup urged to remove unsafe medicines from market
AP reports former FDA antibiotics chief Welch urged a staff shakeup and new laws to curb dangerous drugs. In testimony, Barbara Moulton claimed conflicts of interest with drug firms and said Welch benefited from FDA actions. Gideon Nachumi said he aided a transfer tied to Pfizer. the panel also examines Welch’s outside activities and possible antibiotic therapy pressure points.
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Food and Drug Administration
Antibiotics Division
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Mouton
Rother
Charles Town
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Gideon Nachumi
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Brooklyn
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Cindustry
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Ceorge P. Lartick
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Submersible Pals Basil and Alyin Visit Rockport Harbor
Submersible Pals Basil and Alyin, the baby seals cherished by Harry Goodridge, rest after a morning workout in Rockport harbor Maine. Goodridge, a hobby skindiver, recently captured the seals and feeds them from a homemade rubber bottle.
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Alyin
Harry Goodridge
Rockport Harbor
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Good
Ridge
Gary Wieland to enter U S Naval Academy in July
Gary C Wieland, who will be 18 on July 22, qualified for entrance to the U S Naval Academy Annapolis and will depart July 5 after graduating June 5 from Randolph Macon Military Academy Front Royal Va. He is son of Mr and Mrs D A Wieland Birch Knolls Mt Etna Rd and led Randolph Macon as senior class president and football and drill team member. He toured Europe with 19 youths last summer sponsored by the YMCA and attended South Potomac Junior High in Hagerstown. He is a first lieutenant in the cadet corps.
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Gary C. Wieland
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gary
D. A. Wieland
Birch Knolls
Mt. Etna Road
Randolph Macon Military Academy
Front Royal
Randolph Macon
Europe
YMCA
South Potomac Junior High School
Hagerstown
Cadet Corps
Would Rewrite Constitution To Gain Seats
The piece reports pressure in Montgomery, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and Prince George counties to gain more General Assembly seats. A 1960 House bill for a constitutional convention to reapportion passed but Senate failed. outright reapportionment in the House also failed. Attorney General Sybert was asked if a convention bill could be introduced in 1861 and whether a popular vote in 1960 could authorize it, questioning Legislature’s authority to call a constitutional convention at will.
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Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Prince Georges
General Assembly
House
Senate
Lee
Ferdinand Sybert
Jaod
Sybert
Baroness Ravensdale Reveals London Strip Club Tour
The 64 year old Baroness Irene Ravensdale described to the Lords a night tour of London’s strip clubs and drinking dens. She said she found a sordid world of violence criminals pimps and call girls and likened it to prohibition era America.
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Britain
House of Lords
Irene Raveensdale
London
United States
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