| Show (SjT7G prr Kj —— ( l AH J7 ALASKA 331 L Jj 2 0 j DEMOCRAT 1 PHOENIX Ariz (AP) — An attractive Phoenix area television personality fears legal technicalities may block her plea for a legal abortion A hearing before Superior Court Judge Yale McFate is expected today on a suit filed by Mr and Mrs Robert L Finkbine and a Phoenix hospital Mrs Finkbine known to television viewers as Sherri Chessen of "Romper Room" an award-winnin- g jfJ V IN OFFICE REPUBLICAN H3 I C IM OFFICE V HOT ELECTING 013 children's NY Reports Domestic Cases of Drug Intake BY 10 UNIONS SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — A labor contract was here signed covering 12000 shipyard employes and 143 Pacific Coast employers The contract retroactive to July 1 covers 10 unions It' has been ratified by participating locals from San Diego to the Canadian border according to Executive Secretary Thomas A Rotell of the Pacific Coast Metal Trades District Coun- three-yea- r cil He said the contract covers boilermakers electricians laborers machinists moulders metal polishers painters operating engineers sheet metal workers teamsters plumbers and steamfitters NOW WHAT? US Action t St 3 I ICrCf widely marketed in Europe under about a dozen trade names thalidomide never went beyond the clinical testing stage in this country It has since been withdrawn from the market Although I V! 1 HONOLULU LINKED TO BIRTHS (UPI)-T- he trouble-- US program of high altitude nuclear tests was reported at a standstill today pendridden HnrMcinn on ivhnfh ing a er to abandon the series for the rest of the year Latest and most severe blow to tnn-lpv- pl the program was the fiery de- struction of a Thor missile and its nuclear payload at the start of a planned high altitude test at Johnson Island early Thursday The rocket burst into flame on the launching pad and scientists deliberately blew it up along with ifc ntiaar had obtained the drug thalidomide overseas and taken it during their pregnancies In Washington the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that "up to now" it had no reports of American babies born deformed because their mothers took the defect!causing drug However Dr Harold Jacobzi-ne- r an assistant New York City health commissioner said the FDA apparently meant that it knew of no cases in which the drug was obtained in the United States Jacobziner pointed out that the cases he had been informed of involved thalidomide both produced and purchased there by the American women novimH The government said there were no injuries and no danger from Thalidomide has been linked to thousands of births in Europe in which the children had deformed arms or legs or no limb's at all The drug and its effects have gaineJ "widespread attention in recent das as a result of the e i uuwi rulKUinf' cauUI a Phoenix Ariz television per- "lJ" "aa ?U1UA111' be permitted to undergo a legal abortion to terminate her three-mont- h pregnancy She took the drug obtained in Europe during the dangerous early period of pregnancy Jacobziner said the cases re- Ported to him involved twins born to a Great Neck NY women They also reported indications that the strain of the tests had become nearly unbearable for certain key technicians HOLD -- CONFERENCE A July I QUEEN SIZE I Spain had taken a Portuguese-mad- e brand of the drug Both of her child's arms were deformed Jacobziner said a fourth case involving a baby born without legs at Mount Sinai Hospital here in March posed a puzzle The mother reported taking some sleeping pills during pregnancy but could not identify them Thalidomide a tranquilizer was prescribed in Europe to offset morning sickness in pregnancy and to counter insomnia The only company which distributed the drug in this country was the William S Merrell Co Cincinnati Ohio and it was sent only to doctors for scientific XI 5 Posses N ew te During this same period Presi-- j dent Kennedy's popularity in the South dropped oil rather sharply from 79 per cent approval to 64 per cent It is politically significant however that Kennedy still receives a vote of confidence from nearly two out of three southern voters at a time when southern Democratic congressmen have been balking at many of his legislative proposals SOUTHERN SEAT LINEUP 1952 1954 1956 1958 1960 ' Dem & &i 02311 m 110 10 9 Ill Ill For Reservations Write Direct or See Your Travel Agent m ii If B gQ Q32D men and boys9 - j 4-77- sport snoes 'i for all your favorite sports m :dw prices I Forest fires can ruin the fondest dreams! 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August Reader's Digest fells how undue pressure can make a child an adult failure — and how to apply three basic rules that will "give him back his childhood''" Get August Reader's Digest —now on sale! 13-sta- V finance s Rwanda Burundi UN Bids Made That's what many George-Gallu- 1952 1956 CLOSE OUT PRICES It 8 -- PUZZLING CASE The mother who gave birth in NsVx ul UNITED NATIONS NY (AP) The Security Council has unanimously recommended that the General Assembly admit the Republic of Rwanda and the Kingdom of Burundi to the United Nations The General Assembly is expected to vote Rwanda and Burundi into UN membership when it starts its 17th annual session Sept 18 They will be- come the 105th and 106th members respectively LEAVES NO CASE Walter Cheifetz attorney for Mr and Mrs Finkbine and the hospital said "If they have the court remove them as defendants we're just about done as far as court action is concerned It's a pretty tough situation right now" With no defendants there would be no case Mrs Finkbine stopped appearing on television Wednesday Robert Vache program director of KTAR-Tsaid this was her decision "We will have to decide later what action if any to take" he said But Mrs Finkbine said "I consider my job already gone" Mrs Finkbine mother of four children revealed her story last Sunday on her 30th birthday She discovered through a newspaper article that some tranquilizers she took in the first weeks of her pregnancy contained thalidomide which has been linked with the births of malformed babies in Europe Canada and Australia t"4 year super-powerf- obtained the thalidomide during a West German vacation One of her twins was born with a deformed leg the other was suspected of having internal malformations Presi- - Ccngres- dential 489 514 boys' 212-- 6 Sizes: radiation But informed sources said the fire damaged the launch pad so badly that the series may have to be called off for this Pentagon conference was reported to have been held Thursday to consider whether to extend the period for high altitude testing at Johnston—scheduled to end about now—or to call off the series for this year A decision was expected within the next couple of days Sources said from four to six weeks will be required to repair the damage from Thursday's aborted test President Kennedy said when he announced the high altitude test program in May that it would last three months which would be about now However the program has been delayed by failures of three test attempts On June 3 and 19 Thor missiles and their nuclear devices were destroyed in flight because of instrument malfunctions Two men were injured on Johnston June 19 when debris fell back onto the island Only one Johnston test has been successful That was a blast 200 to 400 miles high program Informed sources said county and state attorney staffs have been investigating the possibility of requesting their offices be dismissed as defendants NEW YORK (UPI)— New York and a New York City woman City health officials said today whose child was born in a US they had received reports of deformities in at least three babies military hospital in Spain The Long Island woman had born to New York women who Republican voters in the region PINCETON N Southern voters were asked: presidential candidates in the last "If the elections for Congress three elections— 1952 1956 and were being held today which 1960-4ia- ve polled approximately would you like fa see win party half of the South's popular vote in this state — the Republican Despite these presidential show- party er the Democratic party?" ings the appeal of the Republican The latest results: party has not been transferable CONGRESSIONAL to the southern electorate at the IN THE PREFERENCES congressional level SOUTH ' In 56 of the South's 119 congresDemocratic 74 sional districts the Republicans 26 will run no candidates for the Republican (Four per cent of voters were House of Representatives in this undecided between the two parNovember's election The latest Gallup Poll of South- ties) In voting for southern congresern congressional preferences insional candidates in the 1960 elecdicates moreover that the GOP tion—when 63 states were uncontoday is no stronger in the South tested than it was in 1960— when the Re- by the GOP— the split was follows: as pubicans won what has been about their normal quota of nine House CONGRESSIONAL VOTING seats IN THE SOUTH With the 111 seats that the — 1960 Election — Democrats picked up in 1960 in Democratic 755 the South they needed only 108 245 Republican elsewhere in the nation to insure SMALL GOP GAINS them continued control of ConGOP would The have The current results represent a gress needed twice this many outside slight decline in the Democrats' the South to win control Southern strength since earlier in the year At that point their supASKED QUESTION in the South had risen above From the Virginia coastline port the 1960 election totals down through the states of the As reported by the Gallup Poll Deep South to the plains of west- in March the Democrats were ern Texas Gallup Poll reporters 77 cent in the per preferred by sought Southern political prefer- South to 23 per cent for the ences in personal interviews with By wants to abort her three-mont- h pregnancy because she has taken the drug thalidomide blamed for the births of numerous malformed babies The Finkbines suit seeks to have the court declare the abortion necessary to save Mrs Fink bine s life Arizona law allows abortion only if the life of the prospective mother is in danger Named as defendants are County Atty Charles N Ronan and Arizona Atty Gen Robert Pick-re- ll UP FOE GRABS — Newsmap spots states" in which governorships will be decided in this fall's elections — 21 Democratic 14 Republicans Not electing this year — 15 states SOUTHERN VOTERS GOP Fails to Make Headway In Cracking Solid Old South Abortion Bid L : PUBLIC OPINION POLL - 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