Calendar of Local Meetings and Baby News
Tuesday February 1 is packed with meetings across Hempstead County PTA Republican Women Garden Clubs and Eastern Star Chapter 328 at local venues. A baby boy born January 26 to Mr and Mrs Art Buddy Mhoon in Columbus weighs 7 pounds 13 ounces.
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Hempstead County Council of
Pta’s
Saratoga
Hempstead County
Republican Women's Club
Citizens National Bank
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
First National Bank
Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Hill Cemetery
Alpha Delta Chapte
Delta Kappa Gamma
James McLarty
Alta Breed
Nell Clark
Art “Buddy” Mhoon
Columbus
Miss
A. B. Mhoon
Winter Storms and Cold Grip Nation Across Regions
The Associated Press reports record low temperatures and heavy snow across the Midwest and Northeast, with Michigan and Wisconsin seeing subzero readings and Maine, New Hampshire reporting fresh snowfall. Severe cold closed schools, damaged roads, and prompted warnings as a major arctic system moves into the southern Plains. In Arkansas, Quachita Circuit Court acquits Billy Reece Crane, 22, of Kingsland, in a rape case involving a 55-year-old Bearden woman. co-defendant Robert Utter, 36, Fordyce, awaits trial.
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Associated Press
Florida
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Wero
International Falls
Minn
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Great Plains
Kansas
Missouri
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Tennessee
Great Lakes
Sault Ste. Marie
Mukegon
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Cleveland
Old Town
Maine
Portland
Concord
N.H
Weather Bureau
Rockies
Plains
Oklahoma
Camden, Ark
Quachita
Billy Reece Crane
Kingsland
Bearden
Robert Utter
Fordyce
Crane
Two Killed as Trucks Collide Near Danville Arkansas
Two men died when two trucks collided and burned two miles east of Danville on Arkansas 10. Richard Powell of the state police identified the victims as Andrew Alexander, 35, of near Little Rock, and John D. Hogan, about 30, of Ola.
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Danville
Ark
Here
Arkansas
Richard Powell
Powell
Andrew Alexander
Little Rock
John D. Hogan
Ola
Timely quotes from Gardner on facts guiding guidance
Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Gardner notes that modern readers risk grave trouble if facts are unknown yet warns that facts rarely provide unqualified guidance. The remark underlines limits of data in shaping policy and public understanding.
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Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Gardner
One Legged Teen Aims To Reclaim Roller Title
Kathy Waite, 13, of Klamath Falls seeks to win the Oteson roller skating championship again after losing a leg. She returned to skating on crutches three weeks post operation, received 300 letters, and plans to buy an artificial leg with $558 in donations. Kate Smith hospital stay and Prince Charles bush fire training are also noted.
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Associated Press
Klamath Falls
Ore
Kathy Waite
Oteson
Kathy
Hollywood
Calif
Kate Smith
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
West Covina
Melbourne
Australia
Prince Charles
Thomas R. Garnett
Garnett
Sace Center
Houston
Tex
M. Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
Bermuda
Premature Infants Less Effective Students Study Finds
Johns Hopkins research after 13 years shows many premature infants become less effective students than normal peers. IQ scores lag by about 3 points at age six, widening to 5.5 points by age nine. Arithmetic weaker than reading. effects seen in both Black and White groups among 992 patients.
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Baltimore, Md
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Gerald Wiener
Paul Harper
Baltimore
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wiener
Woman conductor breaks through with New York Philharmonic
Sylvia Caduff, 28, from Switzerland, becomes assistant conductor to Leonard Bernstein with the New York Philharmonic after placing first in the Dimitri Mitropoulos International Competition. She worked in Lucerne as a piano teacher and studied conducting in Berlin. Bernstein announced the four first‑place winners, with three joining the Philharmonic next season.
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Joy Miller
NEW York (Ap
Sylvia Cadulf
Chur
Switzerland
Mery
Lucerne
Sylvia Cadutt
New York Philharmon
Leonard Bernstein
Tm Sy
New York
Sylvia
Dimitri Mitropoulos
Lion
Berlin
Conservatory
Herbert von Warajan
Maly
Denmark
Mitropoulos
Peru
Carnegie Hall
Bernstein
New York Philharmonic
Philharmonic Hall
Philharmonic
Washington
National Symphony
Dove
Premature birth study prompts medical response
Jener and Harper report in JAMA on outcomes for premature children. Among groups studied, only 46.1 percent reached the expected seventh grade by age 13, slightly below 46.4 percent in the normal birth control group.
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Jener
Harper
Journal of the American Medical Association
Falls and injuries linked to spinal displacements noted
The article discusses how falls and injuries can displace the spine and disrupt nerve energy, causing acute or chronic diseases. It mentions a young mother in her 30s with headaches chest pain and sleepless nights, and hints at spinal candinga and hopes for recovery through care.
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Lita
Helen
Mrs
J. D
Moi
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. L. Manus
Phillip Manus
Jessie Brown
Harold Hightower
Hightowers
Country Club
Hope Country Club
Lyle McMahon
H. C. Whitworth
F. R. Moses
Charles Wilhite
Phil Manus
Charles Sharpe, d Jr
Mike McMurrough
Repkan
LEVIS
Sk M Rial
Pusey
Helen Botte
B. R. Death
Famby Ving
Helen Boltel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate
Cynthia Lowry
Bill Rose
Parents Magazine
National Association For Better Radio and Television
Pulpit—D
Aldams
Raleigh, N.C
Charles Johnson
Johnson Chiropractic Clinic
Main
Hope
Heavquarters
HFS
Hope Federal Savings and Headquarters For Savers
S. Main St
Hore Federal Savings
Hope Arkansas
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