Altamont Seeks Doctors to Help Rural Kansas Plan
In Altamont Kansas population 678 a new resident physician Dr Victor L Jackson 37 moved in after the town formed a Citizens Improvement Assn to fund a clinic and attract a doctor The Kansas plan pairs rural funding with doctor rents and state postgraduate facilities The program has grown to return more grads and keep rural physicians connected through circuit riders and KU Medical Center courses
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Altamont
Kan
Kansas
Victor L. Jackson
Simpson
Metropolitan Hospital
American Medical Assn
Dr. Jackson
Hillman
Mich
Woonsocket
S.D
Oceanway
Fla
Ennis
Mont
Compton
Til
Symsonia
Wartburg
Tenn
Florence
Tex
Armed Services
Parsons
W. Clark Wescoe
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Franklin Murphy
University of Kansas
Citizens Improvement Assn
Jackson
Nancy Cole
Oswego Hospital
Dean Wescoe
AMA
United States
KU Medical Center
Hays to Speak at Evangelistic Conference in Charlotte
Rep. Brooks Hays of Arkansas will keynote the Evangelistic Conference February 3-5 at First Baptist Church Charlotte. More than 2,000 Baptist pastors and laymen expected. Hays speaks February 4 at 7 20 p m. Other speakers include Dr Jesse J Northcutt Dr H Leo Edleman and Dr C Wade Freeman with North Carolina leaders Parker Hopkins Bennett among the participants.
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Charlotte
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Hays
North Carolina
Chicago
Congress
Little Rock
Jesse J. Northcutt
Southeastern Seminary
Fort Worth
Texas
H. Leo Eddleman
Georgetown
Tax Course Planned at UNC Chapel Hill
Registration opens for a 10 week income tax returns preparation course to be taught by Prof Harold Q Langenderfer at Carroll Hall UNC with 20 hours of instruction from Jan 16 through March 20. The UNC Extension Division sponsors the program open to tax consultants and individuals seeking help with tax problems. Information from Short Course Box 1050 Chapel Hill.
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Chapel Hill
Carroll Hall
University of North Carolina
UNC Extension Division
Langenderfer
UNC Business Administration ‘School
New Perfusion Technique Used In Cancer Operation
Doctors at Tulane University School of Medicine report the first human use of perfusion to treat cancer. The method circulates chemotherapy in a limb via a heart lung machine, isolating treatment to the leg where tumors were numerous. Early results show significant tumor reduction and promise for further study.
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New Orleans
John
Tulane University School of Medicine
Tulane
Eere
Robert F. Ryan
Edward
Rockefeller Institute Scientist to Speak at UNC Med School
Geor ge E Palade of the Rockefeller Institute will lecture at UNC Medical School Auditorium on January 15 at 4 p m his topic is Cytochemical Studies of Pancreas Palade born in Jassy Romania earned MD at Bucharest 1940 later joined Rockefeller Institute 1946 48 He becomes American citizen Also slated to speak Dr John C Bugher February 15 and Dr Dickinson Richards in March Nobel laureate Richards teaches at Columbia University
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Louisiana State University
Southern Baptist Hospital
New Orleans
Wichita
Kansas
Altamont
Jackson
Marie Jackson
Altamer
Steven
Douglas
Tana
County Medical Society
Chapel Hill
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
George E. Palade
Medical School
Palade
Jassy
Romania
University of Bucharest
Bucharest
United States
Rockefeller Institute
UNC School of Medicine
John C. Bugher
Rockefeller Foundation
Dickinson Richards
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Richards
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UNC Business Administration School
Greensboro
Donald Adcox
Hendersonville
Baptist Brottherhood
Durham
Hopkins
Blackwell Insurance Agency, Inc
N. Main St
By Stanley Meisler
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