Government debunks key element of Krebiozen cancer drug
Government scientists report the primary component of Krebiozen is Creatine, an amino acid derivative, and ineffective against cancer in animal tests. FDA bans interstate shipping. Illinois remains the only lawful source. The dispute has cost Ivy and Stoddard their positions and sparked libel actions.
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Washington
API
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Durovic
FDA
Illinois
Andrew C. Ivy
University of Illinois
Krebiozen
Ivy
George Stoddard
Stoddard
American Medical Association
AMA
Cha Cha O Brien dies in Hollywood
Spanish born actress singer Margarita Sierra known as Cha Cha O Brien of Surfside 6 dies at St. Vincent's Hospital after heart surgery. Rosary and Requiem Mass planned in Encino. She lived in Encino with her mother Maria Sierra.
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Cha-Cha O’brien
Hollywood
UPI
Margarita Sierra
Cunningham & O'Connor
St. Cyril’s Church
Encino
Sierra
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Hollywood Bowl
America
Coin Club to Meet at Washington County Fairgrounds
Washington Coin Club resumes meetings Monday September 9 under President Bill Casey at 7 30 p m. The informal gathering at the Washington County fair grounds invites visitors with coin displays planned as a feature.
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Coin Club
Washington Coin Club
Bill Casey
Washington County Fair Grounds
New York Teachers Threaten to Strike
Mediation talks broke off briefly as pressure mounted for a strike by New York City public school teachers. The United Federation of Teachers demands a contract with immediate pay gains after 8,000 teachers voted to back a strike, while a nonbinding panel seeks a settlement ahead of the school start.
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City Board of Education
United Federation of Teachers
UFT
Simon H. Rifkind
Federal District Court
Robert F. Wagner
Board of Education
Charles Cogen
Cogen
Runaway Wheels Cost Couple Their Lives Near Mapleton
A rural Des Moines couple James L. Van Gundy 62 and Grace 63 were killed instantly when runaway truck wheels detached from a semi and struck their car on Iowa 141 three miles west of Mapleton. The crash occurred as the trailer wheels rolled into the car’s lane. the truck driver Morris E. Ellis 43 of Allen Nebraska was not charged.
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Mapleton
UPI
Des Moines
Here
James L. van Gundy
Grace
Monona County
Mark Whitmore
Van
Morris E. Ellis
Allen
Neb
A P Church Returns To Fall Schedule
The Associate Presbyterian Church resumes its regular hours for fall and winter. Sunday school is at 10 a.m. followed by morning worship at 11 a.m. The study group meets at 6 30 p.m. and evening worship starts at 7 30 p.m.
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Associate Presbyterian Church
Senate Leaders Oppose Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
The two top Senate military experts Sen. Richard Russell and Sen. John Stennis plan to vote against the pact. Southern senators Eastland Thurmond Long and others are also leaning against or undecided as the treaty faces a Monday Senate vote.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Stuart Symington
D-Mu
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
Beall
Clifford P. Case
Stennis
James O. Eastland
Herman E. Talmadge
Russell
Senator Miller to keynote local Republican dinner
United States Senator Jack Miller will speak at a September 26 fund raising dinner hosted by the Republican Women's Club of Washington. Tickets are sold by the club or at Everett’s Music Store and the event will take place at the Washington Golf and Country Club with door prizes and a short musical program before the speech.
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United States
Jack Miller
Republican Women’s Club of
Washington
Everetts Music Store
Washington Golf and Country Club
Iowa Woman Killed Near Carson Friday
Mrs. Lois A. Botts 69 of Elliott Iowa died instantly when the car she rode in left the road after being struck from the rear by another vehicle on Highway 92 two miles east of Carson. Her husband Clyde Botts 76 was in critical condition at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs with head injuries. State patrol said the second car struck the Botts vehicle as it attempted to pass.
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Carson
UPI
Lois A. Botts
Elliott
Iowa
Clyde Botts
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
State Highway Patrol
Bottses
Teens Riot in Saigon Detained After School Demonstrations
In Saigon hundreds of teenagers from five high schools were arrested and sent to detention camps as police and counter guerrilla forces cleared schoolyards. Estimates placed arrests around 800 with about 600 girls among them, ages 13 to 18, amid protests against the government.
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Saigon
UPI
Malverne
N.Y
Long Island
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Englewood
N. J
Richard J. Hugues
St. Augustine
Fla
Alabama to Reopen Integrated Schools Amid Turmoil
United Press International reports plan to reopen desegregated Birmingham schools on Monday after a race riot left one dead and 19 injured. Negro leaders will seek federal court protection to run Huntsville and Birmingham schools, while Mobile and Tuskegee desegregated schools remain closed amid broader national protests.
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United Press International
Alabama
George Wallace
Birmingham
Wallace
Huntsville
Mobile
Tuskegee
Legion Attacks U S Policies on Cuba at National Convention
National Commander James E. Powers of the American Legion outlined a hard line on Cuba at the 45th National Legion Convention in Miami Beach. He advocated vigorous sanctions an economic blockade and other measures short of war to force Fidel Castro from power as thousands of Legionnaires and families arrived for the event with sessions through Thursday and Dean Rusk set to speak Tuesday night.
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Miami Beach
UPI
American Legion
James E. Powers
Macon
National Legion
Legion
Powers
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Legion Commissions
Dean Rusk
Turncoat Rush says he made a mistake returning to the West
Scott L. Rush, 31, ex Army sergeant who spent a dozen years in Communist China, declares at a Hong Kong hotel news conference that he erred joining the Bamboo Curtain. He reunites with his Chinese wife Helen and 14 month old daughter Betty Jean and says they will return to the United States once procedures are completed. His mother is in Tuscan Arizona.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Scott L. Rush
China
Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Helen
Betty Jean
United States
Russia
Red China
Tuscan
Ariz
Miss America Will Be Selected Tonight
Atlantic City given uncertainty as 52 contestants await the Miss America 1964 selection tonight at Convention Hall. Judith Short of Alabama and a District of Columbia entrant lead in public scores after talent and bathing suit wins, with final results kept secret until the midnight EDT telecast.
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Atlantic City
N. J
UPI
Convention Hall
America
Judith Short
District of Columbia
SAC Chief Power Says U.S. Nuclear Weapons Not Fully Test Detonated
Gen. Thomas Power, head of SAC and a vocal anti ban treaty opponent, disclosed in Aug testimony that the United States has never operatively tested its stockpile weapons from detonation. He argues the need to test, warns of shifts in the nuclear balance if limited testing is allowed, and cites military superiority as a deterrent amid Sino Soviet strains.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas S. Power
Strategic Air Command
SAC
United States
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Power
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Russia
Ance
U.S
China
Graham Ignores Threat At LA Crusade Address
In Los Angeles Billy Graham faced a life threat Friday night but addressed 50 645 attendees at Memorial Coliseum as his crusade neared its end. Police and aides said the threat came Wednesday from a young man who claimed he would kill Graham before the crusade finished, but authorities dismissed it as a crackpot’s deed.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Billy Graham
Memorial Coliseum
North Carolina
Graham
Ambulance Delayed by Refusing Motorists in Wellsburg
Wellsburg fire unit reports an ambulance taking nearly an hour to reach Waterloo hospital after motorists and a farmer blocked the way. The driver plans charges against an unidentified woman. the Minnesota family involved were en route after a fatal Ackley accident.
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Wellsburg
UPI
Gene Blythe
Wellsburg Fire Department
Waterloo
Blythe
Minnesota
Ackley
Opal Pearl Hamilton
Minneapolis
Weather forecast for the area over the weekend
Tonight will be clear to partly cloudy and cooler with lows around 50 to 55. Sunday remains partly cloudy with a chance of scattered showers and a warmer high in the 80s to near 85. Monday shows partly cloudy skies with likely showers in the southeast and a cooler turn in the northwest.
Representative Byrnes Attacks Tax Cut Push as Fiscal Retreat
Rep John W Byrnes R Wis denounces the Business Committee for Tax Reduction plan to back Kennedy s 11 1 billion tax cut calling it a retreat from fiscal responsibility Ford LA and Sanders of Ford Motor Co and Norfolk Western Railways defend the measure saying it will spur long term growth and reduce unemployment Kennedy to speak at the National Conference on Tax Reduction in 1963 inviting all members of Congress to attend
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UPS
Kennedy
Business Committee For
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Washington
Treasury
Byrnes
Cochairmen
Henry Ford LA
Ford Motor Co
Stuart T. Sanders
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Congress
House
Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Ways & Means Committee
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