The Well Child Growing Pains Debate From A Toronto Doctor
Dr James E Boone of Toronto provides a study showing growing pains as real, especially ages 8 to 12, with signs pointing to organic disease if present and aspirin advised when painless at night. Sleepwalking questions note children wake gently. avoid provoking and keep to bed. University of Wisconsin sociologist criticizes movie portrayals of working class men as insensitive yet honest in low wage life.
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Toronto
Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D
James E. Boone
Boone
Madison, Wis
Jack Sternbach
University of Wisconsin
Sternbach
Rotary Club program highlights disaster prep film
Hope Arkansas club program titled A Year of Double Trouble featured a Federal Extension Service film on natural disasters and community preparedness. County Agent Calvin Caldwell introduced the film after remarks by program chairman Cecil Bittle. Dave Peters, a Memphis native and new city engineer, spoke briefly about his life and family. Visiting Rotarian Bob Carney of Lewisville attended along with guests Bill McWeeny Houston Cecil Smith Little Rock Alston Hammons Miami Fla J E Pruden Sr Sidney.
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Rotary Club
Federal Extension Service
Calvin Caldwell
Cecil Bittle
Dave Peters
Memphis
Bob Carney
Lewisville
Bill McWeeny
Houston
Cecil Smith
Little Rock
Alston Hammons
Miami
Fla
J. E. Pruden, Sr
Sidney
Five Airlines Hit By Machinists Strike Losses Reach 126 Million
Five carriers Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United report revenue losses totaling about 126 million dollars due to the machinists strike. They say striking and furloughed workers lost nearly 29 million in pay as talks with AFL CIO International Association of Machinists resume.
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Vern Haugland
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Northwest Airlines
Uneasy Peace Hovers Over Cleveland
Racial violence in Cleveland's East Side eased after a week of riots leaving 4 dead nearly 50 injured and heavy property damage. White and Negro leaders formed a biracial group and an employment center opened to aid workers while National Guard numbers were expected to wind down.
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Baxter Hill
Cleveland
Congress of Racial Equality
Wagner
National Guard
Hough
Little Italy
Robert Canterbury
Hurricanes Prowl the East Coast
Hurricanes Dorothy and Ella roared across the Atlantic with Dorothy at 75 mph and Ella at 50 mph, neither posing an immediate land threat. Dorothy stationary about 1,200 miles east of Bermuda with gates spanning 325 miles north and 225 miles south. Ella about 375 miles east of San Juan, likely turning northwest. Eskimo name origin noted.
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Fla
Dorothy
Atlantic
Ella
Bermuda
Miami Weather Bureau
Gordon Dunn
Lesser Antilles
San Juan
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