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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1966
Page
8
Los Angeles AP report notes the University of California at Los Angeles created the Brain Information Service to catalog and share brain research data. Specialists will handle facts figures and opinions from researchers and make the information accessible to the broader brain research community.
An Italian youth who lived 31 days with a chimpanzee kidney in his body died on Wednesday. Doctors at Rome's Poly-Clinic Hospital said the kidney functioned well to the end, but the death was due to heart and circulatory failure from longstanding hypertension prior to the transplant.
George M. Purvis announces annual renewal for boats with motors over 10 horsepower due by July 1. Renewal costs $1, transfers cost $2 for new boats, and owners must display registration numbers on both forward sides in legible contrast.
Wayne G Brandstadt M D explains that most infants develop binocular focus by six months. Early signs include head tilting and squinting, with simple tests to detect misalignment. If mild, vision can improve without surgery. otherwise eye-blocking therapy or surgery may be needed, and exams should start by age three and recur yearly until school.
The article notes permit renewals costing one dollar with a renewal window July 1 to July 16, and a two dollar renewal at other times. It urges notifying the County Revenue Office for destroyed or abandoned boats. The Game and Fish Commission offers a free booklet on boat ownership and compliance. It also reports substantial walleye stocking in Lake Ouachita and Lake Greeson, the AACI conference in Hot Springs praising Arkansas hospitality, new officers and awards, and plans for future meetings in Canada and New Orleans. The Michigan Diocese announces using purchasing power to push suppliers to hire more minorities amid a 2.5 million member church network.
Rhode Island budget projections show expenditures exceeding revenue by 26.4 to 46 million unless new tax sources are found. Henry W. Stevensen, head of the Public Expenditures Council, proposed a personal income tax. An odd note mentions newborn opossums are tinier than honeybees with a teaspoon holding 15 to 18.
New York AP reports about 122 million Americans, six in ten, visited a doctor last year while women outnumbered men. The piece notes rising longevity with over 12 000 centenarians, and includes quirky facts on aging, consumer habits, and daily life in 1965.
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