Prestige Battle Settled Between Senate and House
Washington AP reports the three month prestige battle over appropriations ends with a House victory. Senate origin of half money bills rejected. conferences to be split with half presided by House members and held in the House wing. A joint committee will draft permanent reconciliation recommendations for January.
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Washington
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Capitol
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Family Doctors Demand Pay Hike Across Britain
In Belast, Northern Ireland AP reports the British Medical Association congress heard that family doctors in Britain's state service earn far less than other workers and specialists. A GP averages around 7 000 dollars a year while junior hospital officers and registrars earn much less, prompting calls for higher pay to stem brain drain and rising living costs.
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Britain
Congress
Ivor M. Jones
Teen answers who painted street yellow marks in Birmingham
The article explains that Rod Vinen’s brother painted yellow street marks to guide paper routes. Rod explains the marks were to help substitutes know where to throw papers while he was away. The city and state highway department were not involved in the project.
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Birmingham
Ala
State Highway Department
Rod Vinen
U S Women Used Drug Blamed for Deformed Births
Washington FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick said American women may have taken thalidomide, the drug linked to thousands of birth deformities in Europe. He noted limited evidence of US exposure and that trials occurred under FDA review before the firm withdrew its application. Estimates in Germany ranged from 3,500 to 6,000 malformed births.
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Washington (Ap
George P. Larrick
Food and Drug Administration
Europe
Larrick
U.S
Frances Oldham Kelsey
FDA
Pharmaee
William S. Merrell Co
Cincinnati
United States
Germany
Compromise Talks In Saskatchewan Medicare Dispute
Saskatchewan doctors and government discuss settlement as a strike by most doctors continues. The CCF convention heard both sides push for changes to the Medical Care Insurance Act with the government offering freedom to practice outside the program to appease doctors.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Socialist Party
The
Cooperative Commonwealth Federation
CCF
New Car Smell Faked To Boost Used Car Sales
Queens District Attorney Frank O Connor said an operation has learned to package the distinctive new car odor in a can and some auto peddlers use it to sell used cars as new. Investigations of 20 complaints found cars with mileage up to 12 000 miles and 10 000 miles marketed as new after doctored odometers repainting engines and replacing worn parts while the aroma was sprayed.
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New York
Queens
Frank O’connor
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