Doctor’s Mailbag on Epilepsy and Related Ailments
Dr Wayne Brandstadt answers readers questions on grand mal epilepsy its causes and Dilantin therapy brain damage insanity risks dermatomyositis Diuril use and indefinite lifelong treatment poor blood circulation and transfusion notes. He explains underlying mechanisms treatment aims and when tests or procedures are appropriate.
Naming of Lock and Dam 6 Approval in Arkansas
A House Public Works subcommittee approved the naming of Lock and Dam No. 6 on the Arkansas River in Arkansas and its lakes the David D. Terry honoring the man credited as first proposing the project.
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Puzzle Across and Down Clue List Patchwork
A mixed list of crossword style clues covering across and down terms with varied lengths and partial phrases. Includes references to skating, animals, astronomy, and ancient terms, though many entries appear garbled or incomplete.
Walnut Ridge Mayor Denies Charge in Missing Government Property
Walnut Ridge Mayor R N Stewart and four others were arrested after authorities tied them to missing government property from the old Walnut Ridge Air Base. An Air Force official estimated the stolen value at more than $125 000.
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The Negro Community Esther Hicks Message and Thought
Esther Hicks contact numbers 7 4678 or 7 4474 accompany a thought for the day about wrestling with adversity. The quote attributed to Burke notes that our antagonist strengthens nerves and sharpen our skill.
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Common Hill Baptist Church Announces 10th Homecoming
The Common Hill Baptist Church will observe its 10th annual Homecoming with services all day Sunday June 27. Rev Walter White pastor Lonoke Baptist Church will be guest speaker in the afternoon. Rev W J Jones pastor invites public to attend.
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Peaceseekers Pleas in Congress Prompt War Debate
In Washington the Senate weighs peace efforts with the United Nations in Viet Nam and whether the U S should wage a Korea like war there. Senator Frank Church urges UN involvement and talks with Hanoi while Senator Jacob Javits argues for a full congressional debate on committing combat troops and potential American casualties.
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Javits Urges Congressional Backing for Vietnam Decisions
Senator Javits announces a resolution to empower the President to take all necessary steps to restore peace in South Vietnam. He argues such actions require congressional approval and debate, replacing a 1964 resolution that authorized force but did not contemplate U.S. combat troops. He stresses national unity and full disclosure of facts before any major decision.
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Viet Nam War Tides and Political Strife Across Asia
An American is reported executed by the Viet Cong as three more Americans die in Vietnam. U S paratroopers raid a Viet Cong area only to find the enemy had withdrawn. Premier Ky closes newspapers in South Vietnam provoking political tension as diplomats seek a UN formula. Berlin quiets as Communist activity subsides. Democrats praise their majorities while the Senate moves to cut silver from coinage. Civil rights legislative battles loom in the House as intraparty conflicts rise. Meat and produce shortages hit stores amid Teamsters strikes. Dr William Griggs is honored after 71 years of medical service. A Nashville suburb teen club faces auto theft and sex initiation charges. Highway officials promise project favored areas tax supporters priority. Walnut Ridge officials seek FBI probe into government equipment theft investigations.
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22 Negro Teachers Are Dismissed in Arkansas
Arkansas officials report 22 Negro teachers in five districts will not be rehired this fall. Annie Abrams of the Arkansas Teachers Association lists four at Monticello seven at Morridon six at Searcy four at Hermitage and one at Pocahontas. The ATA said the dismissals were reported to the U.S. Office of Education.
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Antarctica reveals bedrock buried beneath thick ice layer
Victoria Land in Antarctica sits with bedrock roughly 1000 feet below sea level and is covered by an ice sheet about 10,090 feet thick, indicating extreme subsurface conditions.
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