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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1965
Page
8
Dr Brandstadt answers reader questions on keratoses versus ordinary warts and prevention, removing unsightly lesions, ear wax management, stamping hazard from UV light, and pediatric lung fungus risks with recurring checkups advised.
Rep. E. C. Gathings plans a district survey sending thousands of Arkansans a yes or no questionnaire on federal aid for schools and hospitals, gun registration, Viet Nam policy, minimum wage, and Appalachia aid. Senate investigator McClellan says gangsters and bank manipulation are being examined, with hearings hoped soon. Gathings also drops hanging photographs to move offices in Bayburn building.
Cornelius E Gallagher argues in a House speech that negotiating with the Communists under current terms would be capitulation. He, with State Department input, frames disengagement as abandonment of freedom and questions neutralization and a peace at any price.
Arkansas Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Frank Cantrell stated no bond is needed as stand by support remains from the state chamber of commerce. He emphasized a cautious approach and noted ongoing discussions with business leaders.
Cantrell stated the chamber has taken no stand on the bonds amid reports that the state chamber favored issuing them. The bonds will be decided in a special election this Saturday.
In Ketchikan Alaska two frostbite specialists from a military exercise in central Alaska were flown in to aid Einar Myllyla a Manitoba Finland resident found alive after 78 hours under an avalanche. Doctors Mills Sudgen Wilson treated frostbitten arms and legs at Grandite camp 30 miles north of Stewart British Columbia.
New York AP essay argues modern children are victims of overprotective parenting and societal push for success. It cites crowded cities and tight schedules as eroding youth wonder and security, urging parents to grant more unstructured time and let children enjoy their childhood.
Boston AP reports physicians express satisfaction with Cardinal Richard Cardinal Cushing's recovery from major abdominal surgery. The 69 year old archbishop's progress is tempered by asthma, following a three hour operation that removed a polyp containing growth from his intestine.
In New York the National Institute of Arts and Letters awarded Walter Lipmann a gold medal for essays and criticism and Andrew Wyeth a gold medal for painting. In Washington Luci Johnson was impressed by 13 year old Senake Senanayake, who presented an oil painting at a White House ceremony. In Los Angeles Barbara Cooke was named administratrix of Sam Cooke estate, valued at about 9 000 in personal property and 50 000 a year in royalties after his death last December.
New York AP reports comedian Jackie Mason files a $3 million libel and slander suit in State Supreme Court accusing Ed Sullivan and producer Robert Precht of alleging Mason made obscene gestures on Sullivan's program last October 18. Mason says the accusations are false.
A scientific note explains that a snake's tongue functions as a sense organ for touch and smell, not to sting. It samples chemical cues from the environment and helps the snake track prey and navigate.
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