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DEATHS 4-B THE NIIAMI HERALD Tues Jan 28 1975 Death Notices CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Jose Mora Otero 77 Official in the OAS Chinese Herb Drugs Linked To Blood Ills -4 4 AA01 Death Noticet it" c'ev i- 0 0 4: it 4 1:::: rj71 :1 I 4 7 ''k1 ik4 00st 001 '-I 4 1 4 14145f f'' I 1 4 7 4 31 oDote" '-'N' 4 4 104e01 :4: Al ti: FI' k': fs 1 -4 -1 7:1::: i 41' 4 )4(ik: 4 I 0 tr i '-ji 0 fs'il'i: -t 1 0 AA '4 1 ''alt t' It -Y 011 5 44' V' fle'i'l: it 1 I ti i' tf li '4'' t'-'''1 I he was elected OAS secretary general to fill the unexpired term of Chilean Carlos Davila who had died a year earlier In 1958 Mora was elected to his own 10-year term as the OAS' chief executive officer retiring in 1968 and returning to Uruguay where he was named foreign mi- ister by n-President Jorge Pachecho Areco He continued in the position until 1973 under current President Juan Maria guay in 1945 to serve in a variety of diplomatic posts and as chief of the Uruguayan delegation to num- erous international conferences He was assigned to the Uruguayan Embassy in Washington and eventually became the Uruguayan resentative to the Organization of American States In November 1954 with strong hemisphere support he was named president of the OAS permanent coun- cil Then on Jan 16 1956 CHICAGO (AP) Two physicians in California report that certain Chinese herbal medicines illegally imported into the United States have caused a serious blood disease In the Jan 27 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association they From Herald Wire Services MONTEVIDEO Uruguay Jose Mora Otero longtime secretary general of the Organization of American States died here Sunday of cancer He "1' was 77 4 Mora served as OAS secretary gen- eal for a dozen years prior to his MORA retirement in 1968 began his diplomatic career in the Uruguayan foreign service in 1926 That year he was assigned as first secretary with the Uruguayan legation to Spain and Portugal and later held similar posts in Brazil and the United States He returned to Uruguay in 1931 and four years later served as secretary general of the Uruguayan delegation to an inter-American commercial conference in Buenos Aires A year later he also was a delegate to the Inter-American Conference for the Consolidation of Peace In 1942 he was named minister plenipotentiary to Bolivia returning to Uru DIAZ CARMEN 39 of Miami Funeral services will be In Venezuela Local arrangements by RIVERO MIAMI FUNERAL 110ME DUBOIS MRS ALICE 62 of Miami passed away Jan 25 Sne came here 7 years ago from Brooklyn NY and is survived by her son Edward DuBois daughter Mrs John Takarenicz $is-ter Mrs Josephine Delaney brothers Thomas and Michael Brown daughter-in-law Mrs Jean DuBois sister-in-law Mrs- Margaret McGuire 8 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren She was also Past President of St Monica's Senior Citizens Club The rosary will be prayed Tues 8 PM at BENNETT ULM CHAPEL 15201 NW 7 Ave (US 4111 The Mass of the Resurrection will be offered Wed 9:30 AM in St Monica's Catholic Church Entombment will follow in Dade Memorial Perk Friends may call at the funeral chap el Mon 7-9 PM Tues 2-4 7-9 PM GREENSTONE JOSEPH 65 formerly of NY He was a oast Chancellor of of and a member of F8AM and the Shriner He is survived by a wife Ruth of NMB a son Richard of Conn 3 daughters Cynthia Greenstone of NJ Bonnie Kaufmann of Chicago and Susan Stevens of Chicago also 5 grandsons Services will be held Wed 9:30 AM from "THE RIVERSIDE" 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB with interment in Mt Sinai Cemetery LANE JESSIE Viola 63 of 1055 NE 119 St passed away at her residence On Sun Born in Pensacola Fla she had been a resident of Miami for over 50 years She was a homemaker and mother and was a former member of Allapattati Methodist Church and maintained her membership at the time of her Passing with St Pau Is Methodist Church Survived by husband Walter Sr Miami son Walter Jr Miami daughters Mrs Margaret Boggs and Mrs Bonnie Rodan Miami brothers Mr Emory Weaver and Mr James Weaver Miami sister Mrs Grace Purdence Miami grandchildren Britt Boggs Lawanna and Davy Lane Miami Funeral services will be held Wed 11 AM in the BESSCOMBS SON FUNERAL HOME Miami Shores Chapel 10936 NE 6 Ave Rev Harry Russell officiating from St Pau Is Methodist Church Interment Southern Memorial Park Cemetery Friends may call Tues (today) 12 noon to 9 PM ssed sslers ugh-star-chil-l' of The I at be 'ark wee Id a of 1 3 NJ and 5 Ned DE" nter- 9 St Sun been ears other anat ained her iodist falter Jr garet Zodan saver sister 'vices Ave from 'ment eery e) 12 Freedom Barred for Dying Red Press Wagon Master Ken Wilcox Gets Set to lead train front Northwest to Valley Forge Nelson Radcliff Herald Supervisor In Cycle Accident Still Ambitious Africa Says It's Eastward Ho Wagons for '76 Wagons By EARL DeHART Herald Staff Writer The body of Nelson Lynn Radcliff a Miami Herald computer operations supervisor who disappeared Saturday while road-testing his motorcycle was found at 8 am Monday on a dirt road near 8601 NW 185tlf St about a half-mile from his home Metro police said Mr Radcliff of 17455 NW 85 Ave was found by a passerby It appeared he had failed to maneuver a turn on the dirt road hit a mound of dirt and was thrown into a fence post breaking his neck police said He had owned the 1971 Hohda motorcycle for about a year He was found near the machine with his helmet on His wife Nancy said "He and his son were always piddling with it He was road testing it to get it ready for inspection" John Kluczynski Illinois Lawmaker describe four cases including one which proved fatal in which patients developed agranulocytosis after taking these herbal medicines They say more cases can be expected The authors Drs Curt A Ries and Mervyn A Sahud of the University of Californi at San Francisco say the medicines originated in Hong Kong and Taiwan: The patients middleage and elderly non-Chinese took the medicines for relief of arthritis and back pains THEY DEVELOPED agranulocytosis and their white flood cell count quickly dropped The disease is marked by high fever prostration and ulceration of the Mouth vagina and rectum The herbal medicines used by these patients were found to contain the drugs aminopyrine and phenylbutazone anti-inflammatory pain-relieving agents that are known to cause agranulocytosis in some persons Aminopyrine has been banned from over-the-counter sale in the United States since 1938 and no longer is used even in prescription drugs But Ries and Sahud say there was no indication on the package that the offending drugs were part of the medication THE DOCTORS say that Chinese herbal medicines have gained great popularity in the United States in the past few years The medicines are pro 'noted as treatment for rheumatism and neuralgia to improve blood circulation for sexual rejuvenation and as a general tonic They are said to contain Chinese herbs and other exotic substances' such as scorpion tiger bone rhinoceros horn turtle shell and male mouse droppings "Although the efficacy of such preparations is highly questionable physicians and public health officials have not been aware previously of any adverse reactions associated with their use" Ries and Sahud say in the report TIIE PHYSICIANS say the addition of aminopyrine and phenylbutazone to the medicines was a recent development The drugs are hard round brown or black pills and are packaged in brightly colored cardboard boxes They are sold in Chinese stores and gift shops and in health food stores the physicians say MENCHER MORTON A SO of Miami Beach Passed away Sun He was a 20 year resident formerly of Lakewood NJ Ha is survived by his wife Caroline a son Alan Riviera Beach Fla a daughter Leila Gordon Peekskill NY 3 grandchildren 1 great grandchild Funeral services will be held 11 AM Tues at "THE RIVERSIDE" 1920 Alton Rd fonowed by entombment at Lakeside Cemetery MOLE 5each year roline la a skskill 11 SIDE" lomb of Pennsylvania and private companies A $3-million budget includes building 51 wagons in Jonesboro Ark the rental or purchase of horses and food Wilcox figures the train will travel about six hours a day or about 20 miles "We could make it a lot faster than that if we wanted to really extend the horses but it's a long trip" he said The old routes are mostly paved roads these days "When they put in the highways they did just like the pioneers did they went where the going was easiest" Wilcox said But there will be conveniences including trailers for those wishing a hard cover in had weather and catered food "In the old days they must have been tougher than we are" he said Plans are for the train to follow the Oregon Trail and parts of the Lewis a Clark Trail SEATTLE Wash (AP) Hundreds of Americans born too late to go west in wagon trains may soon have the opportunity to go east in the prairie schooners Men women and children aboard horses and wagons are to leave various points in the nation for Valley Forge Pa Estimated time of arrival: July 4 1976 in time to celebrate the nation's 200th birthday Ken Wilcox 57 of Alder-wood Manor near Seattle will be wagon master for the Washington state contingent of the Northwest wagon train It is to depart June 7 from the US-Canadian Peace Arch at Blaine and include wagons representing Pennsylvania and Alaska "We've already got most of the Washington campsites picked out" he said The train will need lots of space since "there will probably be close to 100 horses when we camp" said Wilcox a disabled construction worker ANNA 82 of 1463 SW 2 St Jan 26 She came to Miami in 1929 from NJ and was a 25 year member of OES Survived by nieces Mrs Mabel ()fed of Laurel Springs NJ Mrs Ruth Thomas Pleasantville NJ and cousin Mrs Sara Kaufelt of North field NJ Services 4 PM Wed at VAN ORSDEL NORTHSIDE CHAPEL 3333 NE 2 Ave Repose 1 PM Wed Until time of service Burial in Pleas antville NJ Jan i from ber of Mabel Mrs and at 4APEL Wed Pleas WAHINGTON (AP) Rep John Kluczynski a Chicago Democrat died Monday at his home in Illinois of a heart attack his office announced Kluczynski was chairman of the transportation subcommittee of the House Public Works Committee and headed the Select Committee which ran the House restaurants He was considered close to Chicago Mayor Richard Daley He was 79 years old and had been in the House since 1950 The House adjourned out of respect to Kluczynski after authorizing creation of a special committee to attend the funeral services Speaker Carl Albert praised Kuczynski as "one of the most popular men in the House always in good humor respected by everybody" Several other members led by Rep Melvin Price Democratic dean of the Illinois joined in the tributes Agef let France Press PRETORIA South Africa Braam Fischer the South African Communist Party leader jailed for life who is now dying of cancer in a Pretoria hospital will not be freed Justice Minister Jimmy Kruger announced Kruger said Fischer "has made such good physical progress that there can be no guarantee that he would not carry on with Communist activities" He said that Fischer still had "political ambitions" two months ago Medical reports at Christmas said Fischer 64 had only a few months at most to live The government has been under pressure from a group of South African intellectuals including heart surgeon Christiaan Barnard to grant clemency to Fischer Fischer was jailed for life nine years ago for an alleged attempt to violently overthrow the government Fischer's son-in-law Dr Tin Wilson said Fischer's condition had improved to the extent that he was no longer in a coma could talk and feed himself and walk with help Dr Wilson said Fischer has secondary cancer of the brain and hip "Braam is dying" Dr Wilson said He said that the government had extensive powers to prevent Fischer from seeing people even if he were released in the care of his family The family has been allowed to visit Fischer without restriction in the hospital portation and sale have not been successful and Ries and Sahud say additional cases of agranulocytosis can be expected I THE VENTURE is being funded in part by the State Schools Official Ale Atillan Police had searched the area along with neighbors Sunday and failed to find the victim Mr Radcliff 40 had been with the Herald since 1957 first working in the composing room and then transferring to the data processing department in 1970 A year later he became night supervisor of the computer room He was born in Clarksburg Va and had graduated from the West Virginia University' with a degree in business administration He came to Miami in 1955 Mr Radcliff had worked with the Hialeah Optimist Club as a football coach for five years and was active in the Emmanuel Baptist Church where he had taught Sunday school Mr Radcliff is survived by his wife Nancy a son David two daughters Cheryl and Susan and his mother Mae Ford Tax Rebates Criticized -'R teas iltor 41'i' 4 e-tP: 'z lo eel' ''''''NL(' 3 4 0 )15 42 A 17 i 41 1 1 A 1 3-ter i--' 4' ssIts 4i: Clogoti PARGA LUIS The funeral Mass for Luis Parga 905 24 Ave will be Offered Tues at 10 AM at St Lawrence Catholic Church by the Rev Father Jose Gonzales Cremation to follow Survivors include his wife Frances Parga 2 sisters flerminia Par 9a Calif Amor Para Cuba and Miss Jenny Aibuerne Tampa Duval funeral Home Nebraska Ave Tampa Ha in charge of arrangements PEACOCK KITTIE 78 of 4271 SW 15 St Passed away Sun Came here in 1928 from Winnsboro SC A member of the Bryan Memorial Methodist Church and the Housekeepers Club She is survived by 2 daughters Mrs Margaret Ellen Choinacki Miami Mrs VI-ginia Lee Lake Wales Fla 1 son Lawrence Allen Peacock Asbury Park NJ 2 sisters Mrs Mozelle Simmons LI NY Mrs Jane Keene Atlanta Ga brother- Robert Hood Miami 5 grandchildren 5 great grandchildren Funeral service 10 AM Wed at the PHILBRICK SON CORAL GABLES FUNERAL HOME 837 Ponce de Leon Blvd with the Rev George Bourn Bryan Memorial Methodist Church officiating Friends may call at the funeral home 7-9 PM Mon and Tues Interment will be Wood lawn Park Cemetery PETERS ALBERT 46 of 2881 NW 107 Ter manager of an aircraft supoly business native Of NJ passed away Sun Survived by wife Irene sons Albert SI Robert David Raymond daughter Diane 5 brothers and 4 sisters Rosary I PM Tues Reoose 7 to 9 PM Tuts LITHGOW 150 ST CHAPEL Mass of the Resurrection Holy Family Catholic Church Wed 10 AM Inter ment Dade Memorial Park SANCHEZ REMBERTO 78 of Miami Mass 10 AM Tues at St John Bosco Catholic Church RIVERO MIAMI FUNERAL HOME 'SPENCE DR (Doc) 84 of 6305 SW 19 St Mir arner died Sun He came here 37 years ago from Okmulgee Okla and is survived by a sister Mrs Jean Morrison Ontario Canada and several nieces and nephews He a was a 55 Year member of the American Legion and a member American Legion Post 308 Hywd and past chef deGare of 40-8 Voiture 890 of Broward County Military services Wed 7:30 PM at the FRED HUNTER FUNERAL HOME 6301 Taft St Hywci where friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM Wed Funeral services 1 PM Thurs at the funeral home Entombment Hollywood Memorial Gardens In heu of flowers family suggests to the Cancer Society WEISS HERMINE 75 of 323 Washington Ave MB passed away Sun Services and interment will be held Wed in Hempstead NY Local arrangements by GORDON FUNERAL HOME uis Offered Cathy' Jose Calif Jenny uneral Ha It's Too Small Experts Tell Panel Press BY OCT I after traveling through Oregon and Idaho the train is to arrive at Fort Laramie Wyo where it will stop for the winter In April 1976 the Northwest train will be on the move again joined bY other groups setting out from all across the country Planned points of departure are San Francisco New Orleans Helena Mont Minneapolis-St Paul Oklahoma City Carson City Nev Atlanta Lansing Mich Augusta Me Miami and Fort Mandan ND Wagons from Hawaii and Alaska will be shipped to the West Coast to join the expedition After the Northwest train leaves Laramie it heads for St Joseph Mo an historic departure point for early pioneers and meets the Southwest train Wagons will then be loaded on barges and follow the Missouri Mississippi and Ohio rivers to Pittsburgh From there they will follow the Great Wagon Road to Valley Forge and the 200th Fourth of July celebration Persons interested in joining the wagon train should contact their local bicentennial commission Wilcox said I I Social Security's Males Body Found Wedged in Window FAMED BUSH PILOT Don Sheldon died Sunday in an Anchorage hospital at 53 Sheldon participated in the first aerial mapping of Mount McKinley WASHINGTON (UPI) Two top economic advisers in the Nixon Administration Monday criticized President Ford's proposed income tax rebate as being too small to achieve its purpose Professors Herbert Stein and Paul A Volcker testifying at a House Ways and Means Committee hearing on the $12-billion tax refund plan said the one-time stimulus to spending that was expected to come from the rebate may not be large enough to pull the country out of the recession Howard McMillan 55 associate superintendent for administration of the Dade County Public Board of Instruction died Sunday at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack Mr McMillan was one of the architects of Dade school integration and had risen from a teaching position at Shenandoah Elementary School In the late 1960s when the school system was desegregated Mr McMillan then assistant school superintendent was one of the worried administrators redrawing the boundaries for students Later he was in charge of draw up the transfers needed to integrate the teaching staffs Mr McMillan who had a roaster's degree from the University of Illinois came to Miami from Lewiston where he had been superintendent of schools He began teaching at Shenandoah in 1955 and three years later began a series of promotions in administration becoming director of special federally funded programs then assistant superintendent in 1968 and associate superintendent in 1971 He is survived by his wife Mary a retired Miami High teacher two daughters Nancy Delvalle of Miami and Patricia Wisdom of Georgia and three grandchildren 3 mt he ird ay Ian of ch- state medical examiner's office in Fairfax for an autopsy but officials said they do not suspect foul play Deputy Sheriff Greg Lambert said Miller apparently locked himself out of the trailer then tried to crawl in through the twofoot-square rear window The trailer in which Miller lived alone was located on a private lane about two miles west of Mt Jackson MT JACKSON Va (AP) A Shenandoah County man who apparently locked himself out of his trailer home became stuck and died while trying to crawl in through a window police said The Shenandoah County sheriff's department said the body of Charles Miller 54 an orchard worker was found wedged in the trailer window The body was sent to the First Beneficiary BRATTLEBORO Vt (AP) The First Lady of Social Security Ida Fuller died Monday at age 100 In 1940 Miss Fuller received the first Social Security check ever issued in the United States Known as Aunt Ida to her friends Miss Fuller was born in Ludlow on Sept 6 1874 She attended school at Black River Academy there She worked as a legal secretary and was a classmate of the late President Calvin Coolidge She lived with a niece before being admitted to a nursing home late last year AA01 In Memorium 'Mrs Pomerantz Mother of Chief Services for Mollie Pomerantz 84 mother of Miami Beach Police Chief Rocky Pomerance were held Monday at the Riverside Alton Road Chapel Mrs Pomerantz who came here 31 years ago from New York died Sunday of a heart attack at Mount Sinai Medical Center: She was born in Austria Mrs Pomerantz was a member of Temple EmanuEl She is survived in addition to her son by another son Manny Pomerantz a daughter Mrs Lillian Kahn a sister Mrs Rose Zinker and four grandchildren The family requests memorials be made to the Heart Fund BLANCHE OUASHA IT Is 1 year today that you departed and greatly missed Your place in life lett Quite a mark You are always in our thoughts and Ptearts Your loving children and grandchildren Panel Alight Probe FBI Watch of Killer Man Feels 'Like Ghost' A THOUGHT FOR TODAY BOTII SAID they would prefer to see a permanent cut in income tax rates giving rise to an immediate increase in take-home pay Stein former chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers is now an economics professor at the University of Virginia while Volcker former Treasury undersecretary for monetary affairs is at Princeton University Ford's plan calls for a rebate to be paid half in May and half in September of 12 per cent of taxes owned on 1974 earnings The maximum rebate would be $1000 Ford also proposed a permanent tax rate reduction but it is designed only to compensate for the increases he has proposed in the cost of energy Active people ore rarely sod Activity and sadness aro incompatible Serie A Public Service PRE-PAIN MURAL EXPENSE Plies Tot Alt hes PRE-NIEN WM Itemized teziketeute Hewed thseberskip BENNETT4 ULMgo Nor 150201 NW lth Ave 681-3531 sort Bennett Funeral Director In Dade County for 23 Yrs eremitism 41E Service trim 'Lla 1 1 1 1'0111StoVrmror7777 i'-' 1 a--eakcl Iio-'f: i 1:4 ill-ii i 1 i-1-t jl 7575544 1THGOW IL 7575544 4 1THGOW 1 Neighborhood Funoral HOIMS Ontood IIeove ASK Si 111 FUNERAL AMMON ASOUT A ASK THE FUNERAL DIRECTOR ARMEE" WASHINGTON (UPI) A new special Senate committee may extend its inquiry into evidence that the FBI used electronic listening devices on Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr during the 1964 Democratic National Convention according to one Republican panel member Sen Howard Baker Jr (R Tenn) a member of the old Senate Watergate committee who has been assigned to the new panel confirmed Sunday that Senate investigators had uncovered evidence of FBI electronic surveillance of the late civil rights leader a -17 loci 4 'Att surface of it Baker said "that that is an improper use of the FBI to the extent at least that the surveillance or the electronically-gained information related to a political purpose as distinguished from a legal purpose" BAKER interviewed on ABC's "Issues 'and Answers" said the new Senate panel may seek to gather information from the Johnson library in Austin Tex and the archives to substantiate the evidence set forth in Clark's statement He said that the committee would explore alleged illegal FBI activity over several previous administrations Clark reportedly told Senate investigators that the surveillance was established by Cartha Deloach then assistant to FBI Director Edgar Hoover Deloach disclosed last week that the FBI also keeps files on the personal lives of congressmen NEWARK NJ (AP) Joseph Manderville wasn't very pleased when the state government told his family he was dead His cousin received a letter from the Division of Workmen's Compensation expressing "deepest sympathy" at Manderville's death It also asked for a copy of his death certificate and the return of any checks received after his death "I figure when the state says something it speaks with some authority and the state saki I was dead" Manderville said "It's not nice to put out rumors like that It gives one a very strange feeling I feel like a ghost walking the face of the earth" Manderville just under went major surgery His cousin has helped him administer his affairs since he became ill several years ago A division worker said a check sent to Manderville had been returned to the division with "deceased" stamped on the envelope AHERN it CREMATION DISPOSAL SERVICE Available $13750 PHILBRICK'S 44461SIS IS1-31t0 coral Gable Miami Shores coon end Corry Ashes PHILORICK FD -FUNERAL HOMES CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 4 13th RACIER ST I 60th BIRD ROM) CI fkIrDAi unkAcc Anne Francis 75 sister of the late Richard Cardinal Cushing archbishop of Boston in Boston Carlo Levi 72 author of "Christ Stopped at Eboli" in Matera Italy Joshua Green 105 pioneer Seattle banker and steam-boater in Seattle Baron Robert Silvercruys 81 Belgian ambassador to the United States for 15 years before his retirement in 1939 in Washington Rev Joseph Collins 77 director of the National Center of Religious Edu cation-Confraternity of Christian Doctrine in Washington from 1942 to 1968 in Washington "I THINK the temporary one-time character of the individual income tax cut greatly reduces its value as an economic stimulant" Stein said "This seems obvious If you give someone MO once you are giving him a lot less than if you give him $IM a year for life and you are providing him with a lot less motivation to go out and buy something" Volcker said the rebate seemed "hardly to justify the name 'tax cut' it is rather a kind ofArant SN'MPAIIIY ROWIIRS MT BASKETS HE SAID the evidence was obtained by Watergate committee investigators in an interview with Leo Clark former agent in charge of the Atlantic City FBI field office Clark reportedly said that the surveillance was conducted at the request of President Lyndon Johnson "It would 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