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Show ;4A DESERET NEWS, Wednesday, May 7, 969 1 Ford Asks Critic Hits AilA - A WASHINGTON (UPI) medical testified professor today that toe American Med- they reject a paper by a distinguished panel saying a drug for which they accept is not efficaadvertising cious, Nelson said. The critical article was prepared by a panel of 30 scientists. son for rejecting the article about the drug, trademarked Panalba and made by the Upjohn Co. for treatments of a ical Associations magazine refused to publish scientific ailcle branding as ineffective variety of ailments. Sen. Gaylord Nelson, chairman of a Senate subcommittee that heard Kunin, observed that In two recent issues the full back page" of the Journal was devoted to an advertisement for the drug. They arent living up to their own standards when ., a' drug prominantly advertised in the publication. Dr. Calvin M. Kunin, chair- man of the Department of Freventiva Medicine at the University of Virginia, said the AMA Journal gave no rea- - COUNTRY SAGE of the scientists, Dr., William L. Hewitt of the University of California School of Medicine, accused Upjohn of and a bold, unscrupulous selfish attempt to stop the from banning government One ' "The fallow who left the gate open , ti pnly slightly mote guilty than the one Who saw it open end didn't close it, ' Held In;, Hotel Blaze high-co- Police said ah, army deserter hired last week as a bellhop started a 10,000 hotel fire then manned the switchboard to warn some of the 106 guests to flee the ..Michael blaze. who ;Valkenburg, a Patricia had worked as bellhop freight days under the name Robert P. Henderson, broke down during a lie detector test and told police he had thrown lighted matches into a third floor linen closet . Firemen had to raise several aerial ladders to rescue dozens of screaming guests who were trapped on the top floors of the hotel and were unable to find their way to safety because of the dense smoke. None of the 1C6 guests half of them permanent residents of the hotel on the edge were of the Miami Canal injured. But fir seriously chief Edward Proli said it could hve been a terrible ca- tastrophe." To some of tha hotel guests V&ikenburg was a hero. He manned tha switchboard and rang dozens of rooms, warn-ir- g tiie guests to flee the bhildmg. He directed firemen -- to other rooms where he knew people were trapped by the ; smoke apd flames. i Police became suspicious of routine Valkenburg during , Chi-Ch- i. Ai-A- U United Whitney Aircraft Hartford, Conn. far 2,000 Fill engines. They used a method called snould cost pricing. As Rule explained It, the of paeded during burial and this left enough oxygen for the ch'ld to breathe. , Also, lie said a child of that age would not need as much oxygen as an adult and the fact that the child was unconscious further reduced oxygen needs. The child's mother, Hajran, told reporters that alter her child was buried an old man In vbite appeared to her in a dream and told her to g and dig the grave and you will find her alive." ladies' gowns enart the benefit raise this year, effective in 1970, so that retired people will know tor certain they will receive ft. President Nixon has recommended a seven per cent hike. -WASHINGTON (UPI) William F. Schnltzlers decision to resign as secretary--treasure- r of the AFL-CIafter 13 years as No. 2 man O behind President George Meany could trigger a power struggle next week at a meeting of the Giant labor federations executive council. Schnltzler announced Tuesday that he would retire June 30 from the $45,000-a-yejob. The labor official gave health reasons for his decision expected since February. But Wilbur Mills, the powerful chairman of, the House Ways and Means Committee, says the Nice will be delayed because his committee cannot spare ejeugh tune tor considering tax reform proposals. Mills has said he favors a 10 per cent tike next year. Ford Join In opposition Senate Democrat" Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana, Sen. Edward Kennedy, and Rep Charles A. Vanik, Reg.6.0Q The former language was said. "The new language is mumble-jumbl- manently sizes Kessed, - goe 600 1 For her leisure hour at home. . t the comfort and beauty of our Coffee Breaker Dusters fashioned 'in lovely prints and solid colors. Choose front popular gripper and button front styles in pennepress cottons that keep a fresh look after laundering without ironing Sizes ' 10 to 42. ; ladies' dresses o Sugar hops1 I pamper her with lavish softs summer wear. 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Dr. Afzal said the earth apparently was not tightly pemo2tF6i Ford told a news conference Tuesday that Congress should estimates costs Union Power Struggle Girl, 214, ' Survives The Grave have drawn Rouse Republican Sugar fteusu Rule wrote of defense contractors in one late last year: Industry today is smug and perhaps rightly so. They know that no one in the Department of Defense is going to take any action they do not like and today they have much Justification for this attitude. No matter how poor the quality, hew late the product and how high the cost, they know nothing will happen to them. Until or unless this climate is changed, there will be little or no Improvement In our procurements. Pratt and -- -O- Leader, Ceratd R. Ford to their ranks. An-A- questioning of hotel employes. 'KARACHI, PAKISTAN A doctor explained (AP) girl today how a was found alive in her pave after being burld for 50 hours. , The g'rl, believ&i dead Saturday, was disinterred Monday in a Karachi cemetery She was found sitting up In the grave and sucking her abises. D-P- a. Rule outlined how he and a 40 defense specialists chopped 1100 minion Iran a division Corp., . kt Rule also said he wrote Critical memoranda uncovered and put into the committee record by Rep. William S. Moorhead, team of contract with --tot 'had iHewitt waa one of 30 sciea-twhose evaluation of drug ctnblnatious for the nationol academy of sciences prompted the FDA action. He ap-- . pored today before the Senate small business monopoly subcommittee, which is in the midst of a long investigation cfj alleged drug industry e. I would like the record to show I was invited to come here and did not ask to come, Rule said. building. Van Vaulkenburg, deserter from 4 Ft.'Benntag, Ga was arrest-ed Wednesday morning after officials began questioning of the Patricia employes Hotel about the.' predawn goods. st dr;s tijured many people." WASHINGTON v (AP) pponent? of a delay w a Social Security benefit Increase and then says to the con tractor, You can run up an the costs you want but well only pay you what the engines should cost. Rule was a reluctant witness Tuesday before a House government operations subcommittee that heard dlsclo-- ' sures of high-levwrangling over cancellation of a contract tor the FlllB fighter-bombe- r. MIAMI (UPI) eight-stor- y goveimf4 J combination Hewitt said Upjohn took In 16 8 million last year from Psnalba sal despite its rating as ineffecitvy by the scientific panel. Panalba is a capsuled combination of two drugs and the Food and Drug Administration FDA) has served notice it plans to ban sales of about 80 such combination drugs unless their makers can prove their value. Pentagon usedi.the method when a contractor, was the only source for kp item. The A Gordon W. Rule, director of the procurement control and clearance division of the Naval Materiel Command, furthetf. maintain 1th Pentagon must toughAi up on late deliveries of poor quality, . Villain-Her- o tion drug. - ? Navy procurement specialist says the Nixon Administration "watered down defense contract guidelines, making it more difficult to continue using a procedure which has saved millions of taxpayers dollars. (Kunin and Hewitt' said the combina- LONDON (AT) The . i-- 'X bean here since August, London Zoo concluded today-ther- r wqild return to his Russian is , no fiirthcr use cate on May 21, ending his sof urn alongside Britains trying to mate the only two fertala panda, , giant pandas in the Western world. n was always willing Officials said Moscows never seemed but; Chl-Cwho male panda, intetested. 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