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Rx-to-OTC Switches: Reflections and Projections
Smith, Mickey C, Drug Topics
In 1973, in the book Remarkable Pharmacists, pharmacist and former Vice President of the United States Hubert Humphrey reflected for several pages on his political career. He made no mention, however, of the Durham-Humphrey Drug Prescription Act, which bore his name and which forever changed pharmacy practice and "the drug business." Indeed, the legislation didn't create much of a stir in pharmacy professional circles at the time, and who could have known where it would lead?
Where it led, of course, was to some 30 years of federal regulations and restrictions on the use of medications by the American people. In the last 10 years or so, something equally dramatic has occurred-notably, the Rx-toOTC shift phenomenon-but the drama may have been lost because of the gradual nature of the changes.
Hydrocortisone topical preparations might be considered the first shot in the revolution, but ibuprofen was certainly the loudest. Since those early switches, scores of medications have followed the trend. In the last several years alone, the H2 antagonists, smoking cessation aids, and a variety of antihistamine drugs have followed. There is talk of switching cholesterol-reducing agents, products for various types of infections, and asthma medications.
The revolution is well under way. And I am not sure pharmacy has totally joined the fray.
Pharmacists today have on their shelves the most powerful and effective nonprescription medications in history. It is good to remember that switched products originally required a prescription because, in the official view of the Food & Drug Administration, they could not be used safely without professional supervision. Today, there is one professional available, and we all know who that is-the pharmacist.
The revolution brought about by Rx-toOTC switching has had an enormous effect on the OTC marketplace. Table 1 illustrates this with data estimating a $4.6 billion market at retail by the year 2001. With an 11.8% annual growth rate, this is a very attractive market! Further, the sales of products in the categories listed in Table 1 can be projected to be nearly $100,000 per pharmacy, per year, by 2001.
In Table 2, we have provided data on specific products. Reported are sales of switched products as a part of the total sales of the top-selling OTCs on the U.S. market. It can be seen that the nine switched products accounted for nearly two-fifths of the dollar sales among the top 21 products. Considering the age and past success of the other products on the top 21 list, this is a significant achievement. (Note that use of brand names should not be considered an endorsement by the author, the publisher, or the sponsor of this article.)
Table 3 provides a "report card" on some of the switched products, based on market performance (total dollar sales, market share, etc.). Not all switched products succeed, as these data indicate. Nor do all market analysts agree about what makes a switch successful, as the "mini-case" (see box on page 71 ) demonstrates.
What does the future hold for switches? Much, of course, depends on the FDA, whose policies are discussed below. There is no shortage of prognostication, however.
Table 4 provides a list of possible switches for the future. Practicing pharmacists will know that if even half of these switch candidates make the change, the impact on both Rx and OTC markets will be very large.
In 1 997, the Nonprescription Drug Manufacturers Association (NDMA) published the report of a study conducted by Kline & Co. and subtitled "Economic Benefits of SelfMedication." The report focused on data from OTC categories that "together comprise approximately 59% of the OTC market in the United States." These categories are:
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THE issues in Army Sgt. Robert Bales' case, who pleaded guilty to killing Afghan civilians, are multifactorial. All people are not emotionally equal. Responsibility in the military lies at multiple levels.
Look at how quickly observers of this year's bombing at the Boston Marathon reacted. Some immediately went to help, others were emotionally paralyzed and others just screamed. Not to mention the immediate post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms.
Realize every day in Afghanistan there are many versions of such an incident, as it was in Iraq. I wrote several letters to my state's representatives in Washington, D.C., with the message that multiple tours for our volunteer Army troops are immoral. Sgt. Bales was on his fourth tour, and he had some stress-related problems as well as a head injury.
My plea was to institute the draft. Spread the wealth, so to speak. I fantasize about how rapidly Congress would end these wars if our legislators' children were being jerked out of the good life to put on boots and go to the war zones.
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Many of these service members served not only in these two wars, but also in Bosnia. I briefly served in Iraq in the first Gulf War and cannot imagine what our present troops are experiencing.
The military's responsibility is spread out at many levels. The bunkmates, friends, platoon and company need to monitor each member. Are they drinking? Using drugs? Showing symptoms of stress or other signs of problems?
Sgt. Bales was drinking, a surefire physical impairment for any worker who must drive, use machinery or exercise good judgment. Were his superiors aware? Worse, he was using muscle-building steroids three times a week. Well-documented side effects of steroid use include rage and violence.
Did any of his teammates know this and report it up the chain of command? Was it hidden by the "good old boy network"?
This is not so different from the current sexual-assault problem that the armed forces are dealing with. Actions were ignored or not reported. These problems must be reported up the chain of command for everyone's safety.
We can go all the way to the Pentagon, and ask are leaders enforcing the rules against excessive alcohol and drugs, and managing overwork and stress appropriately? Are there adequate personnel and funding to carry this mission out?
As an intern serving on duty in the emergency room (before the rules on reasonable working hours changed) covering the weekend, I once worked 80 straight hours with no bed in sight. I am not embarrassed to say that by early Monday morning I had no empathy and could barely follow the patients' stories and symptoms.
Our soldiers are exposed to this mind-numbing stress day after day.
The point is that responsibility was not solely Sgt. Bales', but also belongs to his immediate leaders, leaders up the line all the way to the Pentagon, and our lawmakers. They are all guilty of lack of oversight and understanding of this system.
And how about the American people in general? Are many even aware, involved, proactively helping our amazing and hardworking service members?
Bales is an example of poor oversight and leadership. Surely he must serve a sentence as ordered, but he is not alone as a perpetrator. Would any of you hold up under four or more tours in those conditions? I doubt that I would.
The Army is changing and will continue to change, but slowly. Everyone needs to realize that Sgt. Bales fell through the cracks.
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Tens Of Thousands Walk To Raise Money For AIDS FightThe 30th annual AIDS Walk New York is raising money for GMHC (formerly Gay Men's Health Crisis) and more than 40 other area AIDS service organizations.
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Dylan M. McKinney-Lafountain, 16, of Bennington, was arraigned in Bennington criminal court Monday in misdemeanor charges of negligent driving and driving at excessive speed. McKinney-Lafountain pleaded innocent to the charges and was released without bail.
Officer David Faden of the Bennington Police Department said in an affidavit that he was running a stationary radar on Route 7's southbound lane near Exit 1 around 6 p.m. Feb. 17. The speed limit in the area is 55 mph.
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Issue date: Thursday, July 11, 1974
Pages available: 24
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Upland News, The (Newspaper) - July 11, 1974, Upland, California Your Local News Office 886 W. Foothill Blvd., Suite E Upland Phone 985-3515 The Upland News lifid to ublish leal adwsrtisino. Eightieth Year, No. 15 THE UPLAND NEWS established 1894 Adjudicated, qualified to publish legal Upland, California, Thursday, July YOUR COMMUNITY-MINDED NEWSPAPER 24 Pages 10 Cents News briefs High school plunge open The Upland High School plunge, under direction ol the community instructional swim program, is open lor recreational swimming daily from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. and from p.m. to 5'30 p m. _ Prices tor admission are children under 12. 30 cents, over, 50 cents. Classes to begin 12-17, 40 cents; and 18 and The community instructional swim program will hold registration lor classes in semi-private, beginning, advanced beginning, intermediate, swimmers, adult Mommy and Me and diving at the Upland High School plunge today SL2 SrJugh'riday between and 11 45, extend musl Kt least 7 years of age by the iirst day ot class All instructors are accredited Red Cross Water Safety instructors. For more information call the plunge at 982-1359. YMCA offers courses The West End Y.M.C.A will be offering a special class in motor development This class will include special skills such as balance, muscle coordination, hand-eje instructors who be working mdmdually with the A. members, and lor non-members Chairmen named The Ontario-Upland Unit No. 27 of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary- has announced new commute chairmen for 1974-1975, appointed recently by Commander Mrs. Rosemanon Cunningham, child weliare. Mrs Vehna glow AmerLnm Mrs Flau and Mrs Biglow. local cornmitteewomen. and Mrs. Flau and Mrs. Hazel Whitehouse. state committeewomen. Registration set Registration for Chaffey College's final session of swimming instruction. July lo- 26, will be held Friday from 9 a.m to 4 p m. at the pool Classes will be held in four 45-minute periods from 8 a m. to 11 4a a m t ee is W. The S PO 1 will be open for recreational .mming until Aug 17 The periods anr noon to 4Pp.m. and 4 p m to 7 p.m. Monday Tuesdays and Thursdays noon to 4 p m 4 p.m to 7 p.m and 7 p.m. to 9 p m Wednesdays, noon to 4 p m. and 4 p m to b n m Fridavs- and noon to 5 p m. weekends P Seneral im.ss.on is 50 cents and cap rental ,s 15 cents Persons under nine are ad- mitted for 25 cents. New officers installed The Upland Fun After 50 Club has Announced new officers tor 1974-1975. recently Wednesday. July 17. For ticket information, call 98o-6rbO. 'Globetrotters' to meet The newlv-formed Globetrotter Travel Club of the Pomona Valley will hold its nexf meeting Sundav. July 14 from 2 p m to 4 p.m in the conference room of the r- reured 1 ,f For more- information about the program or becoming a member, call Mark Galbraith travels Mark Galbraith of Upland is one of 92 members of the Purdue University Symphony Band, directed by Prof. Al G. Wright, who are now touring for three weeks in the Netherlands and Pans. France. The band was scheduled to give two concerts in Amsterdam as well as participate in the KeHcrade World Music Festival in Kerkrade. This is the llth foreign tour for Purdue bands, with previous lours m Japan. Europe. South America." Iceland and Greenland July 16 meeting set The Ontario-Upland Unit No. 27 of the Dibbled American Veterans Auxiliary will hold its next meeting Tuesday. July 16 at 1 p m al the home of Mrs. S Gross. X Sultana Ave.. Ontario 5 Upland students accepted Five Upland students have been accepted ior enrollment at Claremonl Mens C15v iSuS RoSd of Mr. and Mrs Delmar P. DIMS: Stuart DuYall. son omSMr, Hu-hardC Rymcr. son of Mrs Kluabetl Kynier. Alex Hhera son of R'vew and Alejandro Rivera, and Peter Socltcr. cLtat ol m. speaahH, n, pabhc or political sncncc. ing for careers m law. business or eminent New chamber members 'YES'training is underway YOUTH EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM Chaitey High School Junior Theresa Calderon, shown with Upland Recreation Department Director Fred Taunton. is one-of 13 Chaffey High School District students employed tor the summer bv the City of Upland through funds provided by a govern- ment subsTdized youth employment program (formerly the Neighborhood Si Approximately 250 district students have jobs at public agen- cies and private companies this summer because of the program. (Photo by Don Ham) -fc HELPING OUT Youth employment program worker Angel Aguilar.teft, a senior at Upland High School, referees a wrestling match between Scott Clements 11 left center, and Russ Stubblefield under the supervision of West End Boy's Club branch director Stuart Heald. By DON HAM Thirty-three Upland High School students are learning what it means to work for a living this summer. They are among approximately 250 students from the high schools in the Chaffey District participating in a youth employment program, formerly called the neighborhood youth corps, designed to provide jobs to students from low income families. "The neighborhood youth corps." according to the program guide, "is one of the programs established by the economic opportunity act to help young people from lo.w-income families by giving them jobs, paying them wages and providing them with experience and services that will help them hold regular "For some young men and women, the NYC means a chance to earn the income they need to stay in school or go back to school For others, unable to find or hold jobs, the NYC means a chance to acquire the work experience necessary for regular employment." "But for most of these young the guide said, "the importance of the NYC goes beyond money and work. The NYC offers to young people who have been neglected and pushed aside the chance to gain self-respect and the feeling of belonging that are 'musts' for good citizenship." Students enrolled in the educational program are employed in city halls, recreation departments, schools and public agencies as well as private companies throughout the Chaffey area, according to District Work Experience Education Coordinator Carroll Smith. Funds for the program, for the district's summer payroll alone, are provided by the federal government. Under the program, the student's full nay, at a rate of an hour, is provided BK the government if the student works a public agency, including- cities, counties, rtc. student works for a private company, one-half of his salary is paid by the program and the other half by the company. Each student enrolled in the program is allowed to wock a maximum 234 hours during the suinmer. at a maximum seven and one half hours per day and 26 Ballots in Spanish are distributed A Spanish language voters ballot pamphlet, prepared by the office of the secretary of state, is being distributed at the District Offices of State Senator Ruben S. Ayala (D) of the 20th District. Ayala urges all persons interested in the pamphlet to pick them up as soon as possible from his Eastend and offices. Individuals in the greater San Bernardino area may get their copies at: 486 West 5th St.. San Bernardino, and in the Westend of the county at: Benito. Suite 20 jMontclair. hours per week. In addition, each student is required to take a summer-school class offered through the work experience education department at each of the district's high schools. According to Smith, the class covers such topics as labor laws, payroll deductions, consumer awareness and protection, how to handle personal problems on the job, how to write joD application letters and resumes, how to find jobs, social security, insurance, job attitudes, life styles and careers; information students should know in applying for and keeping a job. The district finds available jobs and selects students eligible for the program, teaches work experience classes, coordinates and counsels students and their immediate supervisors on the job and handles all the paperwork, including payroll, grades and government funding. Although only 180 jobs position were originally available to the Chaffey District, Smith said, extra positions were obtained by the work experience department by' developing special projects in the areas of recreaticn, library science and office occupations. Additional positions were obtained through a formal request to the government based on documented need for jobs within the district. The NYC program, one of the more successful anti-poverty programs sponsored by the federal government, according to Smith, has grown from 17 wortongstudentsinl967to259todav. It is part of a total district student employment program with a summer enrollment of 600. According to Smith, the program is growing every year. 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The native New Yorker has been rolling his reel in filmmaking for more than a decade. Parker had the opportunity to sit in on location during the filming of Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys, where he found himself drawn to the instrumentation of filmmaking. He then found his footing through Super 8 and 16-mm film and gained confidence in his creative abilities.
Inspired by David Lynch, Parker's experimentation with hand-painted film transpires in Black while his passion for light and moving imagery appears in Eye of the Spirit.
A recent Underneath Cincinnati screening at The Mockbee featured Parker's Homegrown, a collection of eight short films that included the two aforementioned.
Some of his films are tracked to music written and performed by Parker at his home studio, Subversive Records Limited.
Parker brought in music scene veterans Jerry Adams and George Forste to produce Dead On. Adams is a host on WAIF-FM's Kindred Sanction and plays guitar in Hobilly. Forste has his own recording company, IDGF Underground, and has worked with an array of music ranging from Metal to Native American.
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While some segments offer live performances, others involve dialogue and perspectives on local issues from original music to musicians' mentalities to band relations to community support. The band A Sordid Story touch on the originality of local music, debating if such a thing has ever existed.
Opinions are born and evolve with time concerning the pros and the cons unique to Cincinnati's music scene. Is it true that our musicians aren't open to exploring other genres? If they don't have the tolerance to stop and check out others, why would their audiences? Do we have zero tolerance for experimentation? Are egos to blame? Some musicians think so, others don't.
Abiyah came to the surface in 2001 and has collaborated with the gamut of local musicians.
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When asked if anyone had an impact on his perspective during this experimental endeavor, Parker replies without hesitation: "Johnny Schott."
Johnny Schott Talent & Events has been going strong promoting and producing locally since 1995.
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Parker rose from the position that original bands shouldn't play cover tunes in the name of music as art. Music is to be performed as an artist feels it, not necessarily according to what's expected or to please the audience.
While he might not have spun a 180, Parker's mind has stretched into new territory regarding musicians and their fans thanks to Schott. Schott reminded him that, without one, the other couldn't exist.
There couldn't be a better way to address Cincinnati's music community than a documentary featuring 40 of our musical entities. Parker has encapsulated a diverse scope of local talent in Dead On to expose the frustrations and obstacles in producing and playing music today.
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The Statewide Forums on Careers in the Arts for People with Disabilities ("Statewide Forums") program began as a result of recommendations from the 1998 National Forum on Careers in the Arts for People with Disabilities convened by the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA). The purpose of the Statewide Forums was to identify the needs of artists with disabilities and develop a strategic plan to advance careers of artists with disabilities given the challenges and assets within each state. Since 2002, twenty-eight state arts agencies carried out Statewide Forums.
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Gilbert is a kind and hardworking man. From the profits he is able to feed, clothe, and educate his children. With the assistance of the loan, Gilbert will increase stock for his shop. He is excited to purchase some new items, which he believes will generate more income. Gilbert is beaming with optimism about the busy economic season that runs from September through January in Kenya. His long-term business goal is to open up a wholesale unit in the future.
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Astral Shift
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Shift partially into the elemental planes, taking 40% less damage for 6 sec.
Windwalk Totem
Air Totem
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Summons an Air Totem with 5 health at the feet of the caster for 6 sec, granting raid members within 40 yards immunity to movement-impairing effects.
Call of the Elements
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Resets the cooldown on all totems with a base cooldown shorter than 3 minutes.
Ancestral Swiftness
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Increases haste by 5% and attack speed by 5% at all times. When activated, your next Nature spell with a base casting time less than 10 sec. becomes instant.
Your Lightning Bolt, Chain Lightning, Earth Shock, and Stormstrike increase the duration of your Healing Rain by 3.82 sec, up to a maximum increase of 30 sec.
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RestorationPassiveRemoves the cooldown of Riptide, but reduces the initial direct healing by 75%.
Glyph of Healing Stream TotemPassiveWhen your Healing Stream Totem heals an ally, it also reduces their Fire, Frost, and Nature damage taken by 10% for 6 sec.
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RestorationPassiveYour Healing Wave also heals you for 10% of the healing effect when you heal someone else.
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RestorationPassiveYour Chain Heal now has a watery appearance.
Glyph of the Spectral WolfPassiveAlters the appearance of your Ghost Wolf transformation, causing it to resemble a large, spectral wolf.
Glyph of the LakestriderPassiveYou automatically gain Water Walking while you are in Ghost Wolf form.
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Earth Totem
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Totemic Persistence
Summoning a second totem of the same element no longer causes the first totem to be destroyed. May only have one extra totem at a time, and may not be a Fire totem.
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The following spells and abilities now have 2 charges. Other effects that reset their cooldown will instead grant 1 full charge.
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For the next 10 sec, 20% of your damage and healing, including multistrikes, is converted to healing on up to 3 nearby injured party or raid members.
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increasing damage taken by the target from your Lightning Bolt by 30% for 10 sec, and increasing your multistrike chance by 5% for 8 sec.
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Glyph of Flame ShockPassiveWhen your Flame Shock deals damage, it heals you for 45% of the damage dealt.
Glyph of Shamanistic Rage
Elemental, EnhancementPassiveActivating your Shamanistic Rage ability also cleanses you of all dispellable harmful Magic effects.
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Glyph of the LakestriderPassiveYou automatically gain Water Walking while you are in Ghost Wolf form.
Glyph of Astral RecallPassiveReduces the cooldown of your Astral Recall spell by 5 minutes.
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They are hidden, just like the books from B&N. Stop searching for them; you won't find them on your Nook. I imagine one reason for hiding them is to prevent copying them and giving the copies to other people. Of course, you can get copies of B&N books via Nook for PC or Nook Study for PC or Nook for Android, but they won't be readable unless the reader has access to your credit card and password. I don't know about getting copies of Kindle books.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - August 24, 1954, Abilene, Texas HOT Sbilene EVENING FINAL "WITHOUT CJR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT Byron VOL. LXXIV, NO. 70 Aaociated Prea (Af) ABILENE, TEXAS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS PRICE DAILY 5c, SUNDAY lOe Candidates Heatedly Claim They Were 'Smear7 Victims By ROBERT E. FORD Associated Press Staff 1 munist type includ- Avistin attorney Ralph Yarbor- ough and Gov. Allan Shivers both charged Tuesday that smear tac- tics were being used against them as the campaigns for governor reached the healed stage with onlv i ing fake photographs, have been issued in an effort to smear him. The candidates for the Demo- cratic nomination Monday night picked almost identical issues for their campaign rallies and televi- sion and radio talks. Yarborough four electioneering days to go. spoke in Fort Worth and Dallas. Shivers showed reporters a mini-1 Shivers held a rally at the Alamo letter commenting on a j in San Antonio, women's rally for Shivers. Shivers The joint issues included out-of- called it filth-1 state interference, smears and the iest. most vile trash in the history activity or inactivity of Shivers, of Texas politics." Yarborough re- pudiated the letter and said his or- ganization had nothing to do with it. Yarborough declared "Goebbels smear sheets and Nazi and Corn- On out-of-state interference: Shivers: "On the other side change our schools, intimidate our j people." He has frequently claim-] ed that out-of-state labor leaders and politicians have been attempt- ing to take over the state. Yarborough: Said this was thej last week of a battle "to return the government of Texas to the hands of those who owned it in the days of its glory. We are going to replace hyphenated Republican- ism with leadership." This was a reference to Shivers' support of Republican candidates in the last Brazilian Chief Steps Down. Then Kills Self ers who want to change Texas, take a w a y our independence. Dulles Upholds Formosa Fight WASHINGTON' of itary problems and the other with State Dulles said today American forces would be justified in defend- ing some Nationalist-held islands between Formosa and the Chinese mainland from any Communist attack. Dulles told a news conference it would be up to American military leaders to decide which islands in addition to Formosa they want to defend as part of their overall strategy for aiding the Chinese. Nationalist stronghold. I Dulles spoke in the face of talk by Peiping of "liberating" the island of Formosa, now held by Chiang Kai-shek and the Chinese Nationalists. U. S. leaders have been inclined to discount the Pei- ping talk. i President Eisenhower already is on record as saying the U. S. 7th Fleet would protect Formosa from j a Red attack. Dulles appeared to) extending this line of reasoning by including some of the smaller Chiang-held islands near Formosa. In talking about Europe, Dulles told newsmen he deeply regrets France's unwillingness to agree with five other Western European countries on the European army plan. But he said he has not given up hope France will ratify the Eu- ropean army agreement when "it confronts the ultimate decision." In answering questions, Dulles also made these other points: 1. He tentatively plans to leave next Tuesday for Manila to repre- sent the United States at the South- east Asia Alliance Conference and to confer with Filipino leaders about defense problems in the area. He may stop off briefly in Japan and Formosa on his way home, 2. He refused to say whether Britain and the United States def- initely plan to go ahead with a program to restore West German sovereignty should France fail to approve the European defense proj- ect. 3. He deeply regrets the death of Brazilian President Getulio Var- gas. 4. Plans for dealing with possible subversion and arrangements to better economic conditions in the region will be considered at the Southeast Asia Defense Conference opening in Manila Sept. 6. He declined to spell out any pre- cise ideas on this point but said economic be possible to bring in nations which would not join a military alliance. In discussing the from Peiping about a possible invasion of Formosa, Pentagon sources said no serious evidence has shown up in intelligence reports that would indicate an imminent attack on the Chinese mainland. Yarborough Forces Stage Rally Tonight AGAINST MCCARTHY (Yarborough's side) stands a ie-j presidential election and his being sieging army of outsiders, outsid- crossmed on both party baUots two years ago. Actlvlty or inactivity: Yarborough: Hammered repeat- edly at what he called Shivers' "do nothing" record, said the gov- ernor had refused to use his au- thority as governor to settle the 10-month-old strike against Port Arthur business houses, promised to settle the strike within 30 days if he becomes governor, and on farming declared Texas farmers and ranchers "have an Ezra Ben- son-Allan Shivers six-bit parity that is wrecking the economy ofj the South Plains and West Texas" obvious reference to Shivers' i support of Republicans. He said: there was no drought program in a "Republican politi-; cai publicity program." Shivers: Said he always had I fought for Texas and had risked! his political life "to keep my word to the people of Texas" and defend the Texas claim to the tidelands. Ha said. "We are moving forward, j We are making progress. We have no sales tax on the poor and no state income tax on the wage earn- er and farmer. Your taxes are the sixth lowest in the nation and 1 am proud to say that while govern- ments the world over are operat- ing in the red. your state has 26 million dollars in the bank." Oat smears: modern Texas po- litical history, there has been no other campaign to compare with this. Night after night my opponent with handpicked friends and per- formers gathered about him, has come into your living room through television and radio to condemn me and deliberately at- tempt to humiliate my family. "He has been ashamed to stand Panel to Study 5 Main Charges WASHINGTON (9i A special Senate committee today announced five categories of charges on which it will start public hearings next Tuesday on the question of whether the Senate should censure Sen. Mc- Carthy Sen. Watkins (R-litahK chair- man of the bipartisan six member committee, said the charges Delegations from Colernan, Merkel and Haskell-are expected to join Abilenians in a Yarbor- ough-for-Governor rally tonight at the county courtroom. Documentary information on a Rio Grande Valley land deal and on printing contracts, both of which allegedly involve Allan Shivers, will be presented at the meeting. Jake. Sorrells Jr.. lo- Absentee Vole Nearly Double First Primary Absentee voting in Taylor Coun- ty may double the total of the first democratic primary July 24. With half a day's voting remain- ing before today's 5 p.m. dead- line, the total absentee ballots cast or mailed to potential vot- ers stood at 81 less than cast JrtM; ouiiclli Ji.. 1U- cal Yarborough campaign man- befora alone and take the re- r_ said sponsibiUty for his-------------- malice and bigotrv. Both pro-Shii-ers and ._ the ineitua ait. two dealing with mil-1 said. open meeting; Sorrells said. Dr. Max Leach. Abilene Chris- tian College faculty member, will be moderator. Sorrells said the two main is- sues to be discussed are the land deal in which Shivers allegedly made and a printing con- tract let to the Times Publishing Co. at Mission in which the gov- ernor and his wife assertedly own stock. The rally will be at p. m. will put his (Shivers') rec- ord on public trial." said Dr. Leach. "We will concentrate on these two changes, setting them forth from documented records. We will charge him with inability to defend himself on these two points. Papers have been prepared in advance and include only docu- mented evidence." Comment on the charges will be invited from the audience. Leach I sponsibility for his campaign of hatred and ashamed to sign their names to the obscene letters and pamphlets that they are sending through the mails." Yarborough: Said his opponent had used faked photographs and j a "smear sheet lifted right out j of Goebbels' (Js'azi propaganda ex-1 pert) notebook to scare farmers i and ranchers out of voting for aj Democratic candidate and a Dem-: ocratic p r o g r a m." Yarborough! said the faked photographs were of pickets in the strike at Port' Arthur carrying signs boosting his j candidacy for governor. On the mimeographed letter which Shiv- ers showed reporters Monday, Ynrborough's headquarters de- clared "the Yarborough campaign had absolutely nothing to do with the distribution or preparation of this document." The statement said the headquarters had investi- gated and had learned that a man not connected with any Yarbor- Through noon Tuesday, 563 bal- lots had been cast across the counter in the county clerk's of- fice. An additional 183 had been mailed to applicants. Whether all of these are returned will -not be determined Until the absentee bal- lot box judge opens the sealed en- velopes at 1 p.m. runoff election day. Thus the final total absentee voting figure will not be determined until Saturday. But the rush of voters who will be out of town Saturday or unable to come to the polls kept officials in the county clerk's office busy during the first half of the final day of voting. Sixty-nine votes were cast before noon. And a last- minute rush Tuesday afternoon could swell the total vote well past seemed to be "the most import- ant" of 46 filed by three senators who have urged that McCarthy's conduct be officially condemned. He emphasized, however, that these did not preclude the com- mittee from considering all the charges during tile course of fee public hearings, which will start Aug. one day later than previ- ously scheduled. The five categories include: 1. Alleged "incident of contempt of the Senate or a senatorial com- mittee" by centering j largely around his failure to testi- fy before a Senate elections sub- committee investigating his finan- ces in 1950. i 2. "Incidents of encouragement of United States employes to vio- late the law and their oaths of office or executive orders" in Mc- Carthy's appeal to federal employ- es to give him classified informa- tion about alleged Communists or subversives. 3. "Incidents involving receipt or use of confidential or classified documents or other confidential in- formation, from executive in connection with his receipt of a purported summary of an FBI espionage report in the McCarthy- Army hearings. 4. Incidents involving alleged "abuses" of other senators. Under this heading, the committee re- ferred to attacks McCarthy leveled at Sen.'Hendrickson (R-S and other members of the Senate sub- committee that investigated his financial affairs. 5. The charge Army, Air Force Oust 'Iron Man7 New El Paso Flood Possible ough organization circulated 25 responsible -had "called the per- sons to wiiom it was sent and apologized." By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS El Paso struggled out of a cloudburst-caused flood Tuesday while the Weather Bureau was predicting possible new cloud- bursts in the Franklin Mountains area which brewed El Paso's cur- rent high water troubles. The downpours measured up to 13 inches during the weekend in drought hit Eastern New Mexico. The runoff from the rains near j El Paso poured down the Franklin U. Hollis, 49, Dies in Del Rio levees along the Rio j Grande, About 25 families were evacuated. National Guardsmen stood by io _ stop any possible looting and to i help with sandbaaging where need- ed. that McCarthy abused Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker, commanding officer at Camp Kil- mer, N. J. McCarthy's questioning of Zwicker last February brought a vigorous protest from Array Sec- retary- Stevens and was one of the incidents that touched off the tele- vised McCarthy-Army hearings. Sen. Sfundt who pre- sided during the 36 days of hear- ings on misconduct charges Mc- Carthy and top Army officials had flung at one another, announced yesterday its four Republican members had reached agreement on language a majority report of findings. PRESIDENT VARGAS fulfills bis promise RIO DE JANEIRO tfl-Brazafs old iron man, Getulio Vargas, sent a bullet through his heart and died in his palace today after 58 gener- als forced him to quit as president. "To the wrath of my enemies I leave the legacy of my said a note left by the 71-year-old chief of the world's fourth largest country in area. "I take the sorrow of not being able to give to the humble all that I wished." Vargas stepped down from the presidency at dawn and shot him- self in his quarters at Catete Palace, the Brazilian White House, Gen. Caido da Castro, chief of his military staff, was with him. Po- lice said Vargas suddenly whipped a pistol from his pocket and shot, dying almost immediately. He thus fulfilled promise he RECORDS IN JAYTON Kent Fight Taken Back Into Court By WARREN BURKETT Reporter-News Staff Writer CLAIREMONT, Aug. The Kent "county seat case" is headed back for the courts. Three members of the commis- sioners court will go to the state courts in an effort to force re- moval of county records from Jay- ton back to Clairernont. .Commissioner Mark Cave an- nounced at a commissioners meet- ing Tuesday morning in the barren old courthouse that he and Com- missioners Jim Wyatt and A. C. Cargile are directing Attorney Dal- las Scarborough of Abilene to take the necessary legal steps. The county officials staged a quiet session this morning, meeting in a hallway of the vacated courthouse- Part of the group sat on steps leading up to the second floor, part on benches left m the hall- way. Present were the three pro- Clairemont commissioners, County Judge John Montgomery, his broth- er. Sheriff Jim Montgomery, Jay- i ton Co-jnissioner W. A. (Roy) Sodgers, County Clerk Gerald Fin- cher and Deputy Sheriff Wayne Stanaland. As 'Parade' Begins Seventeen reports were in and 77 still out at noon Tuesday on Besides money collected Tues- day, there were pledges of more the Pops' Parade on Polio, but of-jto come later by mail. ficials were pleased with the way Some chain stores had to write it was going. Reports already in amounted to between S400 and J500 for the Emergency March of Dimes, Chairman Alex Bickley reported. The 94 solicitors from seven Abilene service clubs visited lo- cal businessmen in an emergen- cy drive corresponding with the then: central offices for permis- to make their contribution, Mothers' March on Polio during the regular MOD. The two-hour drive was staged to help bring in more funds for VISITORS FROM Duchess of Kent fol- lows her daughter, Princess Alexandra, 17, as they leave i plane on arrival fit Quebec City on arriving from Britain. The royal pair will spend thrco weeks in Canada before visiting Ntw York on their wiy home. Heavy rains in Mexico caused a rise in the Rio Grande that forced closing of the international bridge between Presidio. Tex., and I Uie seriously-depleted treasury of j Ojmaga. Mexico. I the xalioml Foundation of Infiai- T. S. Horns. 49. member ot ai In other parts ot Texas, scat- me paralysis. pioneer Abilene family, died im- j tercd showers and rain Monday g0y from Eight, expectedly at Del Rio. his home, brought local relief from dry (headed by Sparky Mahan. were of a heart attack suffered early t weather. to coiled" the rest of the solici- The forecast called for scattered thtmdershowers through Tuesday. At Austin. Mrs. Carol Francis Armstrong. 21. mother of two chil- dren, was killed Monday night when struck by a bolt of lightning. Tuesday morning. He was the son of the late Dr. Tom Hollis and Mrs. Madse Hollis of 240 Grape St. The body will be brought to Abilene for funeral and burial. Laughter North Funeral Home will be in charge of arrange- ments. Mr. Hollis was an auto dealer and real estate man in Del Rio. Surviving him are his wife, the former Edith Baxter of Cole- man: one son, Tom. of San Antonio: his mother and one sis- ter. Madge Hollis ot Abilene. Mr. Hollis was a member of the Episcopal church and of the Lions Club. He was horn in Abilene .Ian. 26, 1905 ami attended schools here. As a youngster he worked for years as carrier for The Report- er-News, being employed by his cousin-in-law, the late M. B. Hunks, newspaper publisher. He was in ttw finance bus- iness here, then lived in Sun An- tonio for five years. He has been a Del Rio resident seven years. Durinc World II he work- id for a lit Kelly Air Force Bui in Antonio. Hot Weather Back After Monday Rains Monday's hopes for a soaking j faded fast today with the weath- erman's forecast; Clear to partly cloudy and hot. No rain. The unstable air masses which hovered over Abilene for several days let loose two show- ers over the city, an early morn- ing one yesterday which gave northside around a fifth of an inch and a Monday afternoon one which save southside about the same. The official measurement at the weather station was ,30 inch Monday afternoon, bringing the total the yew to 10.81 inches. Normal for the year is 11.69 in- tation kits and money this after- noon. Bickley said. The kits were distributed by three other Boy Scouts. Bar- ry Barker. 2MB Amarillo St.. Bill Fulls. 231S Palm St.. and Steve Kewton. 2225 Jeanette St.. Bick- lev said. THE WEATHER ABILENE ANtl VK3XITY ClfM to pftrtly ctoody and tot totush! an3 Wfdnwdav: tcdny. few tonisht 75. NORTH CENTRAL Md WEST Partly cloudy this attenww. tonUM and ivith scattered ihandMshowent. EAST and SOUTH TEXAS Partly rioudy to cloudy this afternoon, to- nistu and Wednesday with scattered show. crs. TKMfKltATl'RES Mm. A-M. M 75 I 74 1 TS M Tfi W M _ tedmr tmlfM rwdlut at p.m. homMltr at Maximum umnnttin lor :MKnr red MAN) ItM l.n.1 H. About 20 spectators sat around watching the courthouse, but nope attended the meeting. Judge Montgomery- said he was advised in Austin Monday that to roove tile records back to Claire mont now would "be a violation of the law." Clairernont folk lost a legal appeal after an election on mov- ing the seat. Three weeks ago the records were moved to temporary quarters ia an old bank building at Jayton. Three county commissioners ob- jected, saying the move was il- legal because it had not been of- ficially authoiraed by the Com- missioners Court. They insisted Ciairemont is stin the county seat until the move is officially order- ed by the court. The two sides agreed io a meet- ing here today. Commissioner Cave said the agreement reached in a closed meeting last week was that the records would be returned here and. in a rea- sonable time, the official move would be made back to Jayton. The three pro Ciairemont com- missioners and Attorney John Crutcnfield of Abilene arrived here early for the 10 a.m. session of the court. The Jayton group arrived at ajn. The courthouse was opened for the meeting. Earlier the sheriff had locked the abandoned building and nailed down windows which had made Sunday would leave office only under ar- rest or dead. That was after 28 general officers. of the air force asked him to resign to calm a tense .political and military situa- tion. Today 32 general officers of the army joined in the demand for Vargas" ouster. The army officers' petition was presented to Vargas this morning at Catete Palace. It was announced the president, who came to power in 1930 and ruled all but five years since then, had agreed to ask con- gress for leave of absence. Four hours later he was dead. Cafe To Succeed Joao Cafe Filho, vice president since 1951, was in line to succeed Vargas. The crisis that brought Vargas" ouster and death began Aug. S with the slaying of an air force major, Ruben Vaz, during an attempt to assassinate Carlos LaCerda, an anti-Vargas editor. The slaying aroused widespread indignation in j both the military and the press. This grew when it was discovered hat members of personal jody guard were involved. Vargas dissolved the guard. The crisis broke into rioting Aug. 11 following a mass for Maj. Vaz. Two persons were injured and campaign posters for Vargas' Bra- zilian Labor Party (PTB) torn down. "Vargas shouted the mob. The military acted quickly to prevent, further disturbances. The army; navy and air.iocce.issued a "joint declaration pledging their support of the constitution. Meantime the' air force andspo- lice arrested Climerio Almeida, member of and Jose Antonio Soares, a'palace employe as involved in the La- Cerda plot. They also seized Joao Alcino de Nascimento, as the al- leged trigger man. This situation arose at a time Brazil was undergoing severe economic stress. Last week the price of coffee was forced down, in terms of American dollars, and there have been predictions of fur- ther blows against Brazilian cur- rency. The air force, with Vargas1 per- mission, obtained the personal pa- pers of Gregorio Fortunato, husky former head of the disbanded pres- idential guard, and these papers may have provided material for the final push against Vargas. New demands for Vargas" resig- nation were made at an Aeronaut- ical Club meeting Saturday. Air force general officers conferred 10 hours Sunday and prepared 8 saying Vargas' resignation was tht only solution for the crisis. The army officers' memorial calling for Vargas to quit was pre- sented to him shortly after mid- night by Gen. Mascarenhas de Moraes, chief of the armed forces general staff, and War Minister POPS ON service dub solicitors in (he Pops' Parade on Polio de- scended on Abilene Chamber of Commerce President George Minter, seated, Tuesday for a contribution. Solicitors are, from left, Key City Kiwanian Hook Davis, AbUwc Kiwanian Paul Lindberg, and Rotarian George Foster. (Staff photo) ;