Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 10, 1962, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrug Indus gulations By United Pri International Much of the nation's drug Industry today gave cautious approval to the tighter con trols on experimental com pounds announced by Health, Education and Welfare Sec retary Anthony J. Celebrezze. Many medical groups also reacted with .enthusiasm. However, both doctors and Seattle 'I'PH - The federal Food and Drug Administra tion district office said Thursday the drug thalido mide was given to IS wom en in Portland and two in Eugene, but that there was no record indicating it caused any injury. The office said the names of the 18 Portland women were included in reports from three doctors who had prescribed the drug. It said it was not known if any of the women were pregnant at the lime. It said a doc tor in Eugene prescribed the drug for two women, and that thalidomide was given to 217 persons in Washing ton Slate. The office said as far as is known no babies have been born in the district with defects attributable to the drug. jficd and given full details -That tests nn humans b.? I -That clinical tests be FDA kept informed "f prog-, halt tests if doubt arises as to about drugs distributed for baaed on adequate preclinical planned and carried out by ressr the safety of a new drug. Doc- ;testing. Istudies to assure safety. qualified persons and the FDA will have the power to ; tors must be informed of all - known side effects and pre- Hoover's Plan for Council of Free Nations Draws Variety of Reactions firm which became involved in lawsuits several years ago for marketing allegedly faulty polio vaccine, said, "We have not seen the actual regula- Washington lUPIl President Herbert Former , w i t h Hoover's peace." I cautions when given a drug I for test. j The Pharmaceutical Manu- tions . . . but we have never ifacturcrs association said the : opposed any which the Food FDA must avoid "withholding 'and Drug administration felt from the medical profession I were necessary and sensible." 01 new drugs wnich may save 'lives or alleviate suffering." I Dr. Walker Gakenheimnr. 4. i23 Never Bought SO MUCH! manufacturers warned against regulations so strict they would impede the ad vancement of healing by blocking introduction of new drugs. The new regulations an nounced Thursday provided: -That the Federal Fond and iDrug administration be nnti- proposal for a "council of free I nations" drew a mixed, and in many cases cautious, reac tion from Congress today. Chairman J. William Ful bright (D-Ark ). of the Senate Foreign Relations committee jsaid it was "a very interest- uiK ainii:nn--iii wiiiiii uusii vca the serious consideration of all of us who are concerned the preservation of ; consideration. We have got lo : thy of consideration.' find some solution" to the: Rep. Cornelius Gallagher administrative riirerinr n r n problems of world peace-' (D-N.J ). also a member of the j Angeles' Stewart laboratories keeping, he said. House Foreign Affairs com-1 said he does not feel the new Other lawmakers were mittcc, said "I must disagree I reimlaiinn u.iii . wiui nuuvi-r inn me u imuu , search. However, he added that he hoped the FDA was Sen. Alexander Wiley (R- Wis ), the committee's top GOP member, said the pro posal "deserves real, earnest Regional Edition MEDFORD Page 2-A Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1962 v- ' t 1 J, I I 111 I I onMA JOR BRAND l li t ("I II 111 1 II I - U trail uu u d o : iflpi MA0 I MAJO BRAND ' .' W&VP r'",,5jill PAOUTSELLRS ' ; -1. ,,..;,"... 1 BECAUSE THEY ; ,1 n 11 UNDERSELL! ff.l i''1 1 01 holt ih. pool I i "",7; A - THINNER JC SXWiJi j p paint! 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Wash inglon: $11,712,000: , Fort Lewis, $4,327,000; Naval j Shipyard, Bremerton, $429, ! 000; Naval Air Station, Whid- bcy Island, $1,898,000; Fair ! child AFB, Spokane, $120.- 000; Larson AFB, Moses i Lake, $100,000; Paine Field, Everett, $2,698,000; Spokane AFB, Spokane, $80,000. Argentina Expects Solution To Crisis Buenos Aires -IUPH- Defense Minister Jose L, Cantilo said Thursday night talks with top ranking army officers have convinced him there will be no difficulty in settling Ar gentina's latest army crisis. The defense minister, who became acting war secretary when Gen. Juan B. Loza re signed under pressure Wed nesday, told a press confer ence that "rebel" Gen. Fcd crico Toranzo Monlero has promised to obey his orders. Cantilo said he talked Thursday with most of Ar gentina's' generals, discussing their "impressions and sug gestions, which will be trans mitted to the President (Jose M. Guido)," Toranzo precipitated the crisis Wednesday by proclaim ing himself commander-in-chief of the army and de manding Loza's dismissal. Numerous olhcr generals com manding provincial garrisons iined up with Toranzo. more oulspoken. sen. Albert Gore (R- lenn.), ! Nations is not serving another Foreign Relations worthwhile purpose, committee member, and Rep. j "The United Nations is Clement Zablocki (D-Wis.), of serving humanity and frce the House Foreign Affairs dom and its interests and committee sharply disagreed j goals coincide with the inter over the merits of Hoover's ests and purposes of the Unit proposal, jed States. To divide the world Gore said Hoover's idea ; Cven further ... is not the would be a 'most unfortun ate step." He said it "would promote a sharp and contend ing division of the world into two blocs." "True, we have such blocs now but the United Nations serves as a catalytic agent for all nations. We must preserve and maximize its usefulness." Zablocki called it an acting for the public benefit and "not through hysteria be cause of thalidomide," the baby-deforming drug. Dr. Walter E. Ward, medi cal director of Cutter Labora tories, Berkeley, Calif., the CAR WASH 1. 00 SATURDAY 10 to 3 p.m. Ken's Texaco Service Riverside And Jackson Benefit Salvation Army Building Fund Sponsored By Westminster Presbyterian Senior High Youth Fellowship oreign Briefs FLAMES DAMAGE LUXURY HOTEL IN ROME Rome-wn-Fire destroyed the entire top floor of the luxury hotel De La Ville Thuriday night but a hotel spokes man said there were no casualties. The hotel is popular among wealthy American tourists. The cause of the blaxe was unknown. cellent idea" that was "wor-1 hoped." . solution," he said. Sen, John J. Williams (R- Del.), of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, said "I'm not too sure that Hoover 1 isn't right. I'm not quite sure j I have reached the point j where I want lo give up on ; the United Nations, but we have to face the fact that it hasn't done as well as we had ,MiimiaiiitHmMi r-'-- nmm mi i-rcrittaiiii'--"!" - - I CADILLAC SALE B'Miy .anwawi1 wv.mi t : -.?vw irrwwwx U. S. MINISTER TO TOKYO DUE SATURDAY Tokyo-ill'li-Arlhur Z. Gardiner, newly-appointed minister I lor economic affairs at the U. S. Embassy in Tokyo, will ar ) rive here Saturday. The embassy said Gardiner will replace Roswell H, Whit man, who returned to the United Stales last November be cause of illness. , EAST GERMAN SOLDIER ESCAPES TO WEST I Fulda. Germany-Wis-A 22-year-old East German soldier j escaped into West Germany Thursday In a heavy truck in which ha was plowing the red "death strip" on the border, it was reported today. MOUNTAIN PEAK ERUPTS IN NORTHERN ALPS Kamikochi, Japan-HIPIuMt. Yake-dale, a 7,988-foot vol canic peak in the northern Alps, erupted Thursday for the third lime in two months. BRITAIN SCRAPS PLAN FOR NUCLEAR MISSILE London-illl'li-The British government today scrapped plans for production of Blue Water, a tactical mobile ground-to-ground army nuclear missile. The move had been predicted by defense experts, who said it reflected growing pressure on the government lo cut the nation's defense costs. t T S ' " V J - V US I ' " " f J WAITING FOR RUSK - Soviet Ambassador Anatoly F. j Dobrynin talks to reporters in the diplomatic reception room I of the State Department in Washington as he waits to seejla Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Officials said they under stood the main topic of the meeting was lo be disarmament. (UP1) CAVALCADE OF CADILLACS ; Due to additional factory allotments, we are over stocked on new Cadillacs. These cars MUST BE SOLD NOW! This is your opportunity to own the finest car built at a very substantial savings. MUST BE SOLD-SAVE! ACT NOW While Selection Is Complete SKI ER BUICK-CADILLAC 143 South Riverside wSGBieSSSwii! 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