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jFof Patent
Drag Laws
WASHINGTON lTP-n econ
omist recommended to a Senate
subcommittee today that patents
for drugs be abohslicd. '
Dr. Colston E. Warne, Amlierst
College I Mass.) economics profes
sor, said no manufacturer should
be given "monopolistic control"
through pat&its over drugs which
miglti be vital to the health of
millions of persons.
"In the kind of life we live to
day," Warne said, "a drug can
he its utivrtant aj air and watep.
A inif is not a gadget.
Inf Hearings Resume
The statement came in test!-
vijr prepared for the opening of
nrtbtr tlirc days of hearings by
tlx 9initi Antitrust and Monopoly
subcommittee on a proposed drug
cunUol bill. . -
The legislation is sponsored fiy
subcommittee Chairman Estes Ke-
fauver. D-Tenn., who has charged
that ethical drug prices are "gen
erally unreasonable and exces
sive." :
Warne also is president of Con
sumers Union, of Mount Vefnon,
N.Y., a non-profit group which
tests consumer products and Is
sues the monthly magazine con
sumer reports with a 930,000 circulation.
Warne said manufacturers cf
prescription drugs had abused the
patent system by "jiggling the
names in the molecular chemical
composition," while "charging
orbitant prices" for supposedly
new" drugs,
Asks Pn'ent Abolishment
He said the patent provisions of
tin Kcfauver bill did not go far
enough. The bill calls for exclusive
rights to patents on drugs to be
reduced from the present 17 to
three years. It also would require
a patent holder to license any oth- ,
cr manufacturer for the remain
ing 14 years in return for 3 per
cent royalty.
warne termed these features
an unsatisfactory halfway
house ..."
He recommended that the bill
be altered "so as to eliminate
completely patent protection in' the
field of drugs.
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TWaCOIWTRY
let Hijacker
Given Life
EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) Leon
Bearden, 33, was sentenced to life
plus 25 years in federal prison
today for hijacking a Continental
Airlines jet liner Aug. 3. : -'
Bearden received near maxi
mum punishment for violating
three federal laws in the hijack
ing. His son, Cody, 16, who plead
ed guilty to similar charges, was
sentenced to an undesignated fed
eral institution until he is 21.
A federal court jury found the
elder Bearden guilty Oct. 18 of
kidnaping, interstate transpor
tation of a stolen airplane and
obstruction of interstate com
merce.
The plane, en route from Los
Angeles to Houston, Tex., was hi
jacked between Phoenix and El
Paso, The Dcardcns said they In
tended to take the craft to Cuba
and sell It. :
The pilot told the Beardens fie
didn't have enough fuel to fly to
Cuba ani got permission to stop
at El Paso. When Bearden or
dered the pilot to take off from. El
Paso for Cuba. Border Patrol
agents shot out the tires and one
engine of the plane as it taxied
toward the runway.
A few hours later border pa
trolmen and FBI agents boarded
the plane, overcame the Beardens
and took them prisoner. . ;
Reds Remove
Stalin Name '
MOSCOW (UPD-Sovict work
men today began removing Sta
ling nam from the Red Square
tomb which now will belong to
Lenin alone.
The work began late today after
the 22nd Communist Party Con
gress voted to move the former
Soviet dictator's body from the
tomb to an undisclosed location.
It is assumed here that Stalin's
remains may already have bcVn
removed via an undirfiound lun
ncl from the tomb to the Kremlin.
About 600 Soviet citizens gath
ered on Red Square in the chilly
dark of this late fall evening to
walcb the final act of humiliation
(or Stalin.
Working behind a wooden fence
put up at some distance from the
tomb, the workmen busily chipped
and hammered on the red and
black marble nameplate which
carries the name of both Lenin
and Stalin.
It was assumed the work was
being speeded o a new name.
plate with only Lenin s name
would bu In nlace when Premier
TNikita Khrushchev and other So
viet leaders mount the mausoleum
Nov. 7 to watch the giant parade
honoring the anniversary ot the
Russian Revolution.
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