March of Dimes Fight Birth Defects Drives in 1967
The 1967 Mothers' March on Birth Defects mobilizes national leaders Jane Wyatt Angela Lansbury and Gigi Perreau as chairmen in major cities with coordinators in Houston San Diego and New York. Volunteers educate parents, raise funds, and support 77 Birth Defects Centers plus research and public education to prevent and treat birth defects.
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Angela Lansbury
Gigi Perreau
March of Dimes
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New York City
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Los Angeles
Calif
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Mothers’ March
Houston
Tex
L. Gordon Cooper Sr
Wally Schirra
Walter Schirra Sr
San Diego
Donna Dill
Santa Claus
Donna
Trudy Cooper
Br. Gorden Cooper, Jr
Doctor warns of breast cancer hinted by baby refusal
A nursing mother reports her infant refused one breast and later a lump was found, suggesting a possible beginning breast cancer. Doctors caution that not all breast lumps mean cancer but urge prompt testing. The column answers common questions about Paget disease and X-ray exposure, noting aging as a factor, no cure, and that proper precautions make X-ray work safe.
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Paget
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the matter of the estate of John B Gardner Sr deceased No 2025 Hope Arkansas Date of death January 7 1967 Will dated April 24 1952 admitted January 13 1967 Executor appointed Contests must file petition within law and all claims must be verified within six months from first publication This notice first published January 18 1967 John B Geidner Jr Executor Hope Arkansas January 18 25 1967
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Hope
Arkansas
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