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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1966
Page
8
The doctor states menopause is a natural aging process not a disease. He notes hot flushes and other symptoms persist after menstruation ends, with aging viewed with dismay in some societies and osteoporosis as a related concern.
The article discusses hormone replacement therapy for menopause, its benefits and risks, and argues for continued estrogen use to ease menopausal symptoms. It contrasts medical guidance with constitutional principles, explaining double jeopardy as fairness and the prohibition against retrying the same case. It cites ACTH, cortisone, aspirin, and related medical points within a broader legal context.
A public service feature traces repeated retrials after deadlocked juries in forgery cases, noting the justice of retrying while upholding society's need for a single decisive verdict. It cites Will Bernard and discusses risks to rights and society from repeated jeopardy. In Tokyo, Seiko Matsuk a signals plans to return the Ryukyu Islands to Japan, keeping U.S. bases.
W T Howe 42 of Little Rock fell into the Arkansas River Monday afternoon while fishing and drowned, a bystander alerted police. The Little Rock Fire Department rescue unit recovered the body. Howe worked for Union Pacific Railroad.
In Lansing Michigan James R Hoffa Jr 24 son of Teamsters President James R Hoffa won a state senate research position. He is one of five students appointed based on academic records and earns about 8000 dollars annually. He is set to receive a law degree from the University of Michigan this month.
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