Freeze Welding Stopping Palsy Shaking Effects
A report from Chicago describes freeze welding of brain tissue to halt Parkinsons disease tremors. Liquid nitrogen at extreme cold is delivered through a cannula to the affected area, freezing cells and potentially stopping shaking in many patients. The method is described as painless and bloodless, with promise for tumor treatment still experimental.
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Chicago
Irving S. Cooper
New York City
American Medical Association
New York Center
Cooper
St. Barnabas Hospital
New York University Medical Center
Tic Health Service
Service Suspended In Paris As Strikes Hit Power Grid
Paris faces widespread disruption as transport and utilities falter amid strikes by railway, gas, and electricity workers. The piece notes tunnels and gates closed with lack of current, while doctors discuss tremor treatment options and promising recovery rates for Parkinson’s patients.
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Paris
Subway
France
Sick and Injured Hospitalized at Atlantic Memorial
Patients listed at Atlantic Memorial include Mrs. Claude Chapman Anita Mrs. Nor man Quinn Lewis Richard Juhl Brayton Mrs. Carrie Reynolds Anita Ernest Mc Dermott Wiota and Mark 4 son of Mr and Mrs Donald Huff Anita. Discharged were Mrs. Rita Nielsen East Fifth street Mrs. Fred Herbert Locust street Mrs. Lydia Donahoe Pine street Fay Hulsebus Lewis and Joseph LeFebvre Olive street.
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The
Atlantic Memorial
Claude Chapman
Anita
Norman Quinn
Lewis
Richard Juhl
Brayton
Carrie Reynolds
Ernest McDermott
Wiota
Mark
Donald Huff
Rita Nielsen
East Fifth Street
Fred Herbert
Locust Street
Lydia Donahoe
Pine Street
Fay Hulsebus
Joseph LeFebvre
Olive Street
4-H Club News Summary of Monthly Meetings and Delegates
Reports emphasize monthly submission for publication. The Atlantic Atoms and various clubs recount camp delegates, voting delegates, rally day plans, and demos on sewing, darts, darts making, darts show, darts. Delegates named include Linda Symones Marilyn Jones Sheena Brown and Carl Chester among others. budgets and donations noted for fair grounds trees and free fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Symonds
Edna Willing Workers
Donna
Jo- Ann Query
Rita Ruhr
Linda Symones
Marilyn Jones
Atlantic Atoms
Sheena Brown
Patty Lyon
Diana Harlan
Carol Bailey
Saran Voss
Kathy Lange
LaVon Morrow
Becky Poore
Linda Roy
Washington Workers
Carol Oathoudt
Rita Tanner
Deloris Hall
Janice Wohlenhaus
Patty Brix
Edna Hustlers
Richard Chester
Jan McLaren
Leo Hensley
Jan
James McLaren
Des Moines
Cumberland
Lincoln Lincolnettes
Carolyn Scholl
Mary Glynn
Betty Parker
Connie Paulson
Regina Glynn
Sheryl Birk
Linda Ohms
Kathy Holste
Victoria Volunteers
Norene Blakely
Marlene Jensen
Bonnie Kerkman
C Smith Dies in Omaha after Stroke
Charles Smith 62, of Omaha and former Anita resident, died Sunday after a June 12 stroke. Survived by Ada his wife a daughter Doris White of Anita a sister Daisey Evenger and brothers Joe Clyde and Harry of Omaha. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday Long's funeral home Evergreen cemetery. Motorists: Stop signs do not mean slow down.
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Anita—Charles Smith
Omaha
Anita
Ada
Paul
Doris) White
Daisey Evenger
Joe
Clyde
Harry
Long
Evergreen Cemetery
Dig In At Berlin Wall Under Orders To Return Fire
Refugees fleeing to the West receive covering fire as troops on the Berlin border are told to return Communist fire if needed. Radiophoto report notes intensified border clashes and civilian danger amid the crisis.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
Milk Production Rises Slower in May United States
Washington AP reports milk output continued rising above 1961 levels in May but at a slower 1.3 percent rate. May production reached 12 583 million pounds versus 12 375 million a year earlier and 12 902 million in May 1955, the latter a record. Weather and pasture conditions varied by region with cooler April and dry weather slowing pasture growth in the east and a belt from Montana to the Gulf of Mexico showing below normal grazing. Major gains occurred in New York Ohio Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri and Iowa.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Montana
South Dakota
Great Plains States
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic
North Central
New York
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Iowa
Father Dies in Rhode Island Well Cave-In
Irving King, 53, a well digger and father of 13, died Monday night in a well cave-in at Narragansett RI. Rescue efforts by workers with a power shovel and crane failed after multiple cave-ins. His wife and family watched as rescuers fitted an oxygen mask. King’s body was recovered with the hose cut accidentally.
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Narragansett, RI
Irving King
King
King S Head
Hunger striker fed while in hospital in Springfield
Walter Gormly, a 47 year old pacifist from Mount Vernon, remains on hunger strike after a Des Moines courthouse protest. He is now in the U S Medical Center in Springfield for psychiatric evaluation and is being fed, reportedly intravenously, as officials say his physical needs are met. The warden declined further details while noting the feeding continues. Separately, Des Moines School Board raises Superintendent John M Harris by 1000 dollars to 24500 for the coming year.
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Springfield
Walter Fromly
Mount Vernon
U. S Medical Center
U.S
Des Moines
Gormly
J. A. Mayden
Des Moines School Board
John M. Harris
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Edna Workers
Edna Hustiers
Pleasant Noble United Club
Griswold Town Hall
Ronald Boroughs
Harry Porter
Arnold Baier
Dave Peterson
Charles Miller
Griswold
Gary Harman
Karen Frazier
Paul Muller
Milo Schuler
Terry Haye
Wendell Muller
Dr. England
Victoria Victors
Bill Amdor
Doug Eblen
Jim Amdor
Atlantic News-Telegraph
C. Smith
Othey
Delexre Clothes
Menvelly
General Electric
ZEBCO
Jepin
Elec
Chestnut Street
Atlantic, Iowa
Rhode Island
Met Gormly
Springield Institution
Brayton Town Hall
Pete Kuhl Orchestra
Mes
Hans V. Nelson
Hans and
Emme
Tion
Educed
Quanti Girls’ Velvet Oxfords
Penney’s
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