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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
u. S. Missiles Replacing
British-Monned Thors

United States missiles will
take over Communist targets
now assigned to so British
manned Thor rockets after
they are taken off their pads.
American authorities dis
closed this today following q
British announcement that the
above-ground, vulnerable Thor
missile bases in Britain will be
closed during the coming year
United States informants
said "the basis Of the British
action was financial" They
suggested the money Britain
saves in this way may be used
to strengthen her conventional
forces - including those as
signed to NATO-and said this
meets with United States ap-
prevail.
Officials expect the 1900
mile range Thors to go out of
operation by October. 1858.
Polaris Punch Gaining
BY that time, the United
States will have nearly doubled
It's fleet of Polaris missile
firing submarines from the
present nine to II. The Navy
considers them virtually in
vulnerable to attack.
Each Polaris sub mounts 16
nuclear-tipped missiles, and
one official noted that four
tuch submarines would more
than make up any loss in
striking power from dismant-
ling the go Thors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
AH Efforts Taken
TO Recover Druo

%. Mr.. President, in connec.
ton with your opening state
ment in this period Of anguish
over the use Of this drug, with
women asking for abortions
there apparently has been some
difficulty in running down all
Of the remaining stocks of tina
lidomide in this country. #. Is
there anything additional that
the Government can do without
legislation to run down these
remaining supplies Of this drug
and take it into custody?
"A. No. The Food and Drug
Administration have had near
ly 200 people working on this
and every doctor. and every
hospital, and every nurse has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
Thor Missile Bases

@. Mr.. President. the British
announced earlier today the
decision to terminate the agree
ment on the Thor missile bases
Two questions: were you given
advance notice of this decision?
And secondly. what will be the
effect. militarily and psyche
logically?
A. We were given advance
notice. it should have no
adverse effect, psychologically
Our ability to meet our COM
mitments to the defense CT
Western Europe in the con-
ventional and in the nuclear
field remain unchanged by this
announcement, and the United
States commitment remains
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
Not Satisfied
With Economy

@. Mr.. President, Senator
Goldwater says that If the
economy continues to move
sideways, then the economy
will become an issue in this
years political campaign. Are
you willing to match the record
of your administration in the
economic field with that Of
the last administration?
A. Well, I. don't think the
record Of the last administra-
ton, PARTICULARLY from ST on.
was satisfactory. I am not sat
isfied with our record. I don't
think that any American ought
to be. If we wanted to COM
pare the economic statistics.
the day that I assumed office
and today, you would find that
the gross national product was
up 10 per cent, that the in
comes are up about 10 per cent,
that-in q whole variety Of
areas the improvement is be-
tween 10 and is per cent. Even
profits have gone from an an
nual average Of about $40 bill
lion to $50 billion, and the
standard and poor level of
stock prices is about five
points above what it was at
the time I took office. But
that still is not sufficient.
We have to provide a greater
rate of growth because Of our
increase in population, and
even though our gross national
product may have gone from
around $500 billion to five hum
bred fifty, or fifty-five, on an
annual basis this year, 1t still
there is still a gap between
what we are doing and what
we could do, based on our man
power and on our plant capac-
ity.
The problem Is now that If
we go by this session without
a tax reduction, then recon-
mend one in January. II you
go through the usual pro-
cedures the bill will not come
to the floor of the Senate, pos
sibly, until late summer, and
by then we would have gone
through nearly a year more.
So I support that bill. -.
But If we want to just COM
pare statistics we will be glad
to compare them to the recess
sion which was in eject when I
took office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
Drug Supervision

@. Mr.. President, is 1t correct
to infer from your earlier re-
marks on drugs that you would
like to see reversed the present
situation whereby pharmaceu-
tical houses are able to distri-
butte drugs on an experimental
basis through doctors without
Federal approval?
A. I think that we can
enthusiastically improve the
control of the Food and Drug
Administration I would
say that generally I am in favor
Of a greater degree Of Federal
supervision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02

Polaris warheads are believed
to pack a heavier nuclear
punch than the Thors. And
the most advanced model OF
the submarine launched missile
is designed to reach nearly
1900 miles-about 1,400 miles
deeper than the Thors can
strike.
Also, the force of American
6,300-mile range interconti-
mental ballistic missiles will
have risen from the present
81 to more than 480 by the
time the Thors are taken
down.
Presidents Comment
President Kennedy told his
news conference yesterday the
British gave the United States
advance notice of their inten-
ton to end the Thor agree
ment. He said it should have
mo adverse effect" on the de-
tense of Europe.
Under this pact, the United
States supplied about $3.50 mil
lion worth of missile and other
equipment while the British
Clipped in with about $685.
million for launching sites and
related expenses.
While the missiles are
manned by Raj crews, tn G
United States has retained con-
troll over the nuclear warheads
and the missile could not be
launched with such warheads
unless this country agreed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-02
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PRESIDENTS PARTIAL TRANSCRIPT
Strict Hold on Test Druqs Needed

A partial teri OF President
kennedvs RetDs conference
follotDs::
The President: Good after
noon. I have several announce
Ments.
Recent events in this coun-
Try and abroad concerning the
effects Of q new sedative called
thalidomide emphasizes again
the urgency Of providing addi-
uonal protection to American
Consumers from harmful or
worthless drug products. The
United States has the best and
the most effective food and
drug law Of any country in the
world, and the alert work Of
our Food and Drug Admins
ration, and particularly DR..
Frances Kelsey, prevented this
particular drug from being dis
Ttbuted commercially In this
country. Nevertheless, the drug
was given to many patients on
an tnvestigational basis. We
are reviewing what steps can
be taken administratively to
make this stage in the future
less dangerous. We have recon-
mended a Is per cent increase
In the Food and Drug Admin
istration staff, the largest
single increase in the agency's
history, and the full amount
was voted today by the con-
fereeS Of the Congress.
It is clear that to prevent
even more serious disasters
from occurring in this country
in the future, additional legis-
lative safeguards are necessary.
The bill reported by the SEN
ate Judiciary Committee on
July 10, while embodying
many Of the recommendation
contained in the message of
March Of this year. does not
go far enough, as Senator Ke-
fauver and others have pointed
out. I hope the members of
Congress will adopt those more
careful provisions contained
in the administration bill in
PRODUCED by Congressman Oren
Harris, Of Arkansas, in the
House. The administration bill.
for example; unlike the Senate
Judiciary bill, will allow for
immediate removal from the
market Of a new drug where
there is an immediate hazard
to public health, which cannot
be done now, and contains
with 1t many other very es-
sential safeguards which Il
hope the Congress will act on
this year.
Atomic Test Ban Treaty
Secondly, we are completing
a careful review Of the techni-
col problems associated with an
effective test ban treaty. This
review was stimulated by i'm
portant, new. technical assess
ments. These assessments give
promise that we can work to-
ward an internationally super
vised system Of detection and
ratification for underground
testing which will be simpler
and more economical than the
system which was contained in
toe treaty which we tabled in
Geneva in April, 1861. I must
emphasize that these new as
sessments do not affect the re-
qrirement that any system
must include provision for on.
site inspection of unidentified
underground events. It may be
that we shall not need as many
as we have needed in the past,
but we find no justification for
the Soviet claim that a test
ban treaty can be effective
Without on-site inspection. We
have been conducting a most
careful and intensive review of
opr whole position with the OBJ
jet Of bringing it squarely in
line with the technical realities.
Unjust express the hope that
the Soviet Government, too,
will re-examine its position on
this matter Of inspection. -.
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GOVERNMENT OF
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
Christiansted, st. Croix
Department Of Property and Procurement
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
OF
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in quadruplicate for furnishing labor,
materials, equipment and transportation necessary to
permit the following work. Canaan Road to the La
|Vallee School section; starting at the end of the existing
pavement junction of the Canaan and Scenic Road. East
End Road starting at Smugg1ers Cove, thence toward
Turner's Hole, will be opened on October 10, 1862, in the
Department Of Property & Procurement, Christiansted,
st. Croix, us. Virgin Islands.
Copies. Of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Department of Property & Procurement, Christian
led, ST. Croix, U. S. Virgin Islands.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bid bond
or certified check in the amount of $50 Of the total bid
The Government of the Virgin Islands reserves the
right to select the successful contractor or to refuse all
bids or to pursue any other course W%hchmay be in the
best interest of the Government of the Virgin Islands,
and the decision of the Government shall be final.
MARIO w
Commissioner Of Property & P Procurement
Per: ALPHONSO ROMNEY
District Supervisor
, 1962-10-04
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