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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1961

Page

4

Baby Kangaroo Pouch Question Explains Marsupial Life

Andy answers a child’s curiosity about father kangaroos and pouches. The article traces marsupial birth, pouch use, and early life, noting fossils, dinosaur era, and that joeys spend months inside Mama’s pouch before venturing out.

Mama Earth Australia

AMA Opens Major Meeting Emphasizing Rapid Research

The American Medical Association opened its large annual meeting with a new focus on fast transferring medical science to clinical practice. The aim is to shorten the lag between research advances and patient care.

New York American Medical Assn Kennedy House, Ways and Means AMA

Artificial Esophagus Method Told

New York physicians at the AMA meeting describe a technique by Dr. Henry J. Heimlich to create a new esophagus from stomach tissue, allowing patients to chew and swallow normally. Three children, ages 11, 2, and six, who previously failed to eat normally, now eat normally after the operation, while the AMA weighs drug licensing and aged care policy amid calls to Congress.

David M. Cleary New York American Medical Assn Henry J. Heimlich New York Coliseum Heimlich Heimllich Weim Jich Congress House of Delegates AMA Senate Antitrust Subcommittee Sen. Estes Kefauver

Wide Array of 1960s Film Listings Across Theaters

Amidst varied cinema offerings, titles include The Last Sunset with Kirk Douglas and Rock Hudson, Elvis Presley in Wild in the Country, Spartacus starring Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olivier and Jean Simmons, The Great Imposter featuring Tony Curtis and Joan Blackman, Esther and the King with Joan Collins, Look in Any Window with Paul Anka, and The Grass is Greener with Debra Kerr. Screenings span CAPITOL LYRIC STATE VILLAGE WEST and neighborhood venues with multiple color runs and double bills.

Tony Curtis Joan Blackman Joan Mackman Lucille Ball Audie Murphy Tony CurtisJoon Blackman Thur Debra Rerr Cory Grant Loren West Jerry Lewis Cartes Kirk Douglas Rock Hudson Dore Ty Nalone Earle Elves Presley Ape Lang Tuesday Weld Capitol Laurence Olivier Jean Simmons Rob Hope Atva Audie Mur Hy Alban Tonio Sophia Loren Peter Sellers Kayton Esther and the King Joan Collins Richard Egan Denis O'Dea Labelle Kingdom Come Jimmie Rodgers Valley of the Redwoods John Hudson Ed Nelson Marmet Tony Curti Joan Blacknah Coor Gwens Tcalory Deon Martin Shirley Mackanie Alka Calor Price Paul Anka Robert Mitchum Eleanor Parker Elxview Dick Clark Gina Lolohermida Lontas Alia Bluebeara’s

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