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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1963 SECTION 1, PAGE 3 Coming Sunday Kennedy-Hoffa Feud Intensifies SHOP WED. THURS. We Give Eagle Stamps for DC DIAL Alpine 6-3111 Bk Pfcims Sofeg 4r Am si Cupids come in all sizes and so do our Valentine gifts. Tomorrows the Bay, Feb. 14th! KENNEDY HOFFA Atty.

Gen. Robert Kennedy has sworn to topple Teamster Boss James Hoffa as a menace to unions and the country. WASHINGTON (UPI) The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Tuesday announced tighter new regulations, spawned In part by the 1962 thalidomide scare, to safeguard the drug-buying public. The regulations, to become effective Apr. 1, would: ONE.

Require manufacturers seeking FDA approval of new drugs to prove the drugs not only are safe but are effective. TWO. Forbid misleading or false labeling and advertising by drug manufacturers. THREE. Require drug manufacturers, processers, and packagers to register with the FDA each year and to be FDA-inspected at least once every two years.

Under Old Law The revised rules stem from the 1962 Kefauver-Harris amendments to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic act The amendments, once stalled in Congress, were enacted speedily after hundreds of women, especially in Britain and Germany, who bid taken thalidomide gave birth to deformed babies. An FDA spokesman explained that, under the old law, only the safety of drugs had to be proved to win government approval Now, be said, "clinical data must be adequate to support a reasonable conclusion that the drug will be safe and that it will have its intended therapeutic effects." He also said that some clinical testing must take place in the United States unless the disease to be treated doesn't occur here. Final Printed Label After approval, manufacturers would be required to report to the FDA periodically on the actual effect of the drug on humans, including immediate reports of unexpected side effects and failures. The final printed label must be submitted before the new drug is approved. Afterwards, all new advertisements and mailed promotional information on prescription drugs must be submitted to the FDA.

All labels must be worded as clearly as possible, the FDA said. The regulations crack down on "artful wordsmithing," fancy but meaningless names, mention of inactive ingredients, and use of trade names whose spelling and pronunciation might lead to confusion with other established trade names. Clearance Not Required Advertising claims would be restricted to those appearing on FDA-approved labels. Any drug eivertisernent that suggests dosage must summarize side effects and hazards, the FDA said. FDA clearance of advertising will not be required.

But the FDA can require advance approval of an advertisement if the potential hazards of a drug's use are great enough. If an advertisement is "seriously misleading," the FDA said, the drug involved can be taken off the market The FDA said the registration requirement will not apply to the corner druggist nor to wholesalers, to manufacturers of such harmless ingredients as color additives, nor to laboratories manufacturing drugs for research, teaching, or chemical analysis. It is aimed primarily at manufacturers or their laboratories and any firm that repackages or relabels drugs for sale. The FDA said it soon will issue rules for registration of foreign drug companies that export to the U.S. Hoffa just as strongly swears Kennedy won't do it The results makes for one of the grimmest personal feuds this country has seen for many a year.

From Washington, Jack Ander son writes of new tactics being used by Kennedy, of union pres sures being put on Hoffa, and of Hoffa's nimble counter attacks, in Parade with SUNDAY'S "UlsconsiflState Journal go straight to her heart with GUIANA RICE TO RUSSIA GEORGETOWN, British Guiana UV-The British Guiana rice mar Assembly Pay Dispute Pondered Windsong by Prince Matchabelli Thompson Assails 'Managing of News' keting board nas concluded a deal to sell Russia 7,700 tons of HUDSON Atty. Gen. George white rice for $2.3 million, Leftist An informal legal opinion on which assemblyman from Kenosha county's Second district should be paid, and how much, Premier Clieddi Jagan announced. Thompson attacked the Kennedy Lilting fragrance that whispers the enchantment of springtime. Heady, lasting, a scent that becomes her own when she wears it.

colognes 2.50 and 3.75 perfumes 7.50 and 12.50 dusting powders 3.00 5.00 all phis tax Administration here Tuesday He said agreement was made when a Russian trade delegation night for "managing the news." was requested Tuesday by the Department of Administration. 'Deputy Atty. Gen. Lyle E. Stra-han Tuesday afternoon said Asst.

Atty. Gen. Warren H. Resh has been assigned to the problem. The question centers on the bitter election dispute between unseated Assemblyman Earl H.

El visited this British colony Speaking at a Lincoln Day din Cosmetics First Floor ner, Thompson said "the attempted management of some news ADVERTISEMENT YOUR CHILD MAY HAVE media by the Kennedy Administration should be a grave cause of concern for all, regardless of fers (D-T r) and Assembly HKIDRHS party affiliations. "The attempt to influence the citizens of this state and nation, opinion said Elfers was paid $182.58 for his work from when the Legislature convened Jan. 9 to the end of the month. That figure is the 'net after deductions from the $217.74 gross January pay. The second voucher would have Elfers paid $75 gross for Assembly service to Feb.

7, when he was unseated, and would also have Olson paid $217.74 for January and the full $300 a month pay for February, for a total gross of $517.74 during the two months. In effect, the vouchers would have both men paid by the state for the four weeks the seat was disputed between them. The legal opinion would try to find out if Olson could be paid for the time Elfers sat in the seat, or if the money already paid Elfers should have gone to Olson. During the dispute, Olson was present on the Assembly floor nearly every day. Under the he had that right until the dispute was settled.

by detracting from the objective reporting of news based on facts which the people are en News Strike Parties Recess Futile Talks NEW YORK (UPD-Publishers and striking printers marked time in the 67-day-old newspaper strike Tuesday after 17 days of fruitless negotiations. Both sides have been requested by Mayor Robert F. Wagner to submit reports to him on which he can base a decision on future action. Basic wages and the length of the work week were reported to be the main stumbling bjocks to settlement. The mayor dismissed negotiators until further notice Monday and reported that "substantial differences" still separated the disputants.

The final city hall session was a 19'4-hour marathon meeting that left both sides titled to know is contrary to our well established and constitutional of a free press," the attorney general said. man Russell A. Olson (R-Bas-sett). The Assembly last Thursday decided Olson was the winner, and placed bim in Elfers' Assembly seat Howard J. Koop, commissioner of the Department of Administration, in asking for the opinion noted that Elfers has already been paid for the month of January.

He has a voucher signed by Assembly Speaker Robert D. Haase (R-Marinette) and Assembly Chief Clerk Kenneth E. Priebe asking for seven days' of pay for Elfers in February, and asking full January and February pay for Olson. Koop's written request for the Give Your Valentine a Posy New spring pin flowers in beautiful irridescent shades. They are really charming and will be treasured as lasting Valentine mementos wathering!) Earrings to match, of course.

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