Itch that won’t quit signals a deeper issue
Dear reader describes six weeks of intense itching especially at night and on feet hands and fingers. Dr Molner explains itching has many possible causes from simple to serious including metabolic disorders infection allergy skin conditions heat irritants and blood disorders like anemia or leukemia may be linked.
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Dr. Molner
D. B
Mother
K. X
Takeout Bid Tips Boost Heart Game In Championship
In a match against Gerber and Hodge on Walter Schwimmer’s Championship bridge on TV Johnny Gerber opens with a weak third hand spade bid. A sound takeout double from me and Mrs Johnson’s strong response set up a heart game. We discuss how the combined pressure and bidding influenced the play and lead choices, noting East and West weaknesses and the impact of a spade lead on declarer strategies.
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Oswald Jacoby
Asso
Gerber
Hodge
Walter Schwimmer
Johnny Gerber
Mrs. Johnson
Court Redistricting Ruling Could Reshape U.S. Politics
Supreme Court's ruling on state legislative apportionment signals possible federal review of congressional districts. Urban growth and regional power shifts could influence control of state legislatures, affecting representation in Congress and triggering new reapportionment efforts nationwide.
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U.S
Washington
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Congress
J. Rivers
Alaska
Marguerite Stitt ‘Church
Illinois
Chicago
Charles S. Rhyne
John Patterson
Alabama
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Howard H. Baker
Rtenn
Jack Miller
Iowa
John Stennis
D-Miss
Kennedy Faces Slowing Path to 1962 Budget Balance
President Kennedy’s bid for a balanced 1962 fiscal year is fading due to proposed public works and tax reform, plus a sluggish economy. January projections of a $463 million surplus have narrowed as spending rises and revenues fall, with GNP now seen around $565 billion and uncertainty about year-end balances persistent.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Kennedy
House
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Pleasant Weather Across Nation With Local Flood Threats
The Associated Press reports mild early spring weather across most of the nation with light rain or snow in pockets. Flooding in Iowa and Nebraska worsened, with West Point evacuated after ten blocks flooded and an Elkhorn River crest looming. Temperatures ranged from 40s to 50s, with below freezing readings near the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Associated Press
New England
Pacific Northwest
Carolinas
Dakotas
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Sioux City
Spencer
Big Sioux
Little Sioux
Nebraska
West Point
Valley
Elkhorn
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
South Dakota
Commodore Perry High School Closed After Boiler Room Explosion
An explosion in the boiler room at Commodore Perry High School in Shakleyville caused the building to be closed after 900 students were evacuated. There was no fire and no injuries reported as authorities inspected the wreckage and secured the site.
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Greenville
Commodore Perry High School
Shakleyville
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