Hypnosis-Led Treatment Shows Promise, British Doctors Report
Two English physicians report success using hypnosis and suggestion on 161 patients with asthma eczema and smoking. They found 9 of 12 asthma cases 2 of 3 eczema cases cured and some patients quit smoking. Results varied with psychological and neurotic disorders, but the doctors view hypnosis as a useful non specialized tool when conventional methods fail.
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Delos Smith
Perss Science
New York
British Medical Ass
Britain
BMA
H. Stewart
A. Fry
Stewart
Fry
Television Programs Schedule from KSYD and KFOX
Broadcast listing shows daily lineup on KSYD TV channel 6 and KFOX TV channel 12 with programs like Wild Bill Hickock Gene Autry Oral Roberts This Is The Life Face The Nation World News Roundup You Are There Hawkeye and the Last of the Mohicans 64 000 Challenge and more, plus notices about possible program changes.
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Ksyd-Tv
Heckle & Jeckle
Wild Bill Hickock
Gene Autry
Oral Roberts
China Smith
Roy Rogers
Annie Oakley
G. E. Theatre
Southwest News
Weatherfacts
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for July 1
Television guide lists programs on KSYD TV Channel 6 and KFDX Channel 3 with news, children's shows, game shows, soaps, and special broadcasts. Notable blocks include Captain Kangaroo, Arthur Godfrey, The Price Is Right, Truth or Consequences, Tic Tac Dough, Queen For A Day, and NBC Matinee Theatre.
Childress Area Cadets Enrol in Fort Hood ROTC Summer Training
Childress and Wellington area college students join ROTC summer training at Fort Hood this week per the Fort Hood Public Information Office. Notable cadets include Leonard King of Texas Tech, Eddie H. Jones of Hardin Simmons, and James R. Perkins of Texas Tech, with Leggitt Peeples Hartman at Hardin-Simmons and West Texas State College.
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Childress and
Area College
Reserve Officer Training Corps
Fort Hood
PIO
Childress
Leonard King
Texas Tech
Eddie H. Jones
Hardin Simmons
Hugh Jones
James R. Perkins
C. E. Perkins
Kirkland
Hood
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James. R. Leggitt
C. R. Leggitt
Rex R. Peeples
Oscar W. Peeples
James M. Hartman
Elmer Hartman
Leggitt
Hardin - Simmons
Peeeples
Hartman
West Texas State College
Jimmy J. White
S. J. White
Quanah
Hardin-Simmons
Peeples
Memphis
Billy Combs
Herschel Combs
Marvin B. Smith
Park Case Goes To Wichita Jury
In Wichita Falls a jury began deliberations in the murder trial of James Clifford Parks 17 charged with shooting his mother and stepfather Luther E Parks and Eunice Parks during a February 16 family quarrel. Prosecutors urged life imprisonment. defense objected to trial conduct. The judge denied a mistrial motion.
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James Clifford Parks
Jimmy Castledine
Parks
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Eunice Parks
Graham Purcell
Two Year Enlistment In Marines Possible
Staff Sergeant Billy J. Williams, Marine Corps recruiting sergeant for the Amarillo area, announced a new two year enlistment option. Men may serve two years on active duty and upon discharge avoid weekly reserve meetings and summer camps. Interested individuals may contact Williams at the Federal Building Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Amarillo.
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Marine Corps
Childress
Amarillo
Williams
Federal Building
High Point News Briefs on Local Visits and Home Purchases
House guests of the Jess Mills included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nix of Shamrock and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Nix of Harlingen. Clarence Parrish and children returned to Boulder Colorado after visiting her parents, KR Cargill. Willard Mullins returned home after an extended stay with the T. C. Rothwell family in Childress. The Billy Joe Rothwells purchased the T. C. Rothwell home at 500 Avenue B Southwest in Childress.
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Jess Mills
Clyde Nix
Shamrock
Lloyd Nix
Harlingen
Clarence Parrish
Boulder
Colo
KR. Cargill
Willard Mullins
T. C. Rothwell
Childress
Billy Joe Rothwells
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All-Out Traffic Safety Drive Set
Austin June 29 An all-out drive will be made July 4 by state law enforcement officers to reduce highway traffic deaths. Col Homer Garri son Jr director of the Department of Public Safety said the DPS predicts 10 persons will die in traffic accidents in Texas on the holiday next Thursday. Last year 12 fatalities were recorded on July 4. All officers of the Texas Highway Patrol motor vehicle inspection division and the license and weight division of the DPS will be pressed into service for the 24 hour period to cut the death toll.
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Austin
Homer Garrison Jr
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Texas
Texas Highway Patrol
Motor Vehicle Inspection Division
Body of 15-year-old recovered in Corpus Christi basin
Corpus Christi authorities recovered the body of 15-year-old Sam Charles, who had been missing since Wednesday after telling friends he would go fishing. Tugboat captain C E Bland spotted the body surface as he passed the basin and reversed his propellers.
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Corpus Christi
Sam Charles
Nick Charles
C. E. Bland
Elizabeth Bruce of High Point Dies in Childress Era
Elizabeth Bruce formerly Elizabeth Lewis, married to W. S. Bruce in 1893 Georgetown, lived in High Point after 1900, died after a heart attack. Survived by son George W. Bruce and daughter Mrs. Johnny Henley of Childress, four sisters, three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. member of First Methodist Church.
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Georgetown
Elizabeth Lewis
W. S. Bruce
Hill County
High Point
First Methodist Church
George W. Bruce
Childress
Johnny Henley
Carrie Harlee
Ellen Carter
Coleman
Nannie Byron
Valera
Alice King
Austin
Congress Accepts Principle Of Supreme Court Ruling On FBI Files
Congress moves to adapt the Supreme Court decision while giving judges access to FBI files. Rep. Kenneth Keating plans a Tuesday effort to substitute the administration bill with a tougher measure by Rep. Francis Walter. The Walter bill would permit withholding FBI reports unless a witness refers to a specific report in open court.
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Supreme Court
FBI
House Judiciary Committee
Kenneth B. Keating
RN. Y
Francis F. Walter
D-Pa
Subcommittee
Walter
Eisenhower calls for restraint as inflation fears mount
In a Wednesday news conference President Eisenhower urged statesmanship by industry and labor to curb price and wage demands. Reuther condemned big business for contemptuous defiance of the appeal voiced last week. U.S. Steel cited its latest wage hikes as a major reason for price increases.
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Eisenhower
Reuther
U.S. Steel
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