Freezing brain technique halts shaking in Parkinsons disease
A cooling method uses liquid nitrogen to freeze brain tissue at a target spot, stopping tremors and rigidity in selected Parkinsons patients. Deep freezing lasts three to five minutes, with many patients returning to work quickly and a death risk under one percent. The technique also shows promise for certain brain tumors, though remains experimental.
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Fear and Intimidation Charged by Arkansas Candidate
Fort Smith Ark Republican candidate Dr Kenneth G Jones of El Dorado told the Port Smith Republican Women Association that the Kennedy administration uses fear and intimidation to push its New Frontier agenda. He warned of a planned economy eroding individual freedom and said Americans fear aging illness poverty and holocaust.
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Good Living contest prize and community tips from Good Living
Lorraine Orr reports on a national contest winner receiving a Caribbean cruise and robe bonus, while Mrs Judith Hollister leads an international Temple of Understanding project in Washington. Also included are a shrimp cheese bake recipe and a pointer to Good Living outreach for alcoholism help and a radio broadcast note.
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Silver Spring
Judith Hollister
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Beall Proposes School Prayer Amendment After Supreme Court Ruling
Washington Senator J Glenn Beall plans a constitutional amendment to permit prayer in public schools following the Supreme Court decision outlawing a sectarian prayer in New York schools. He aims to ensure students may express prayer or religious observance without mandatory participation, arguing the Founding Fathers acknowledged a Deity and that allegiance phrases reflect that.
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State Receives General Lee Letter for Display
An original letter from Confederate General Robert E. Lee was donated to the state for display at the Old Statehouse. The gift comes from Lewis Addison Armistead of Little Rock and will be shown to visitors in the near future.
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Corn Meal Dumplings with Greens and Self-Rising Corn Meal
A rustic recipe instructs making corn meal dumplings to serve with greens and pork. It uses enriched self rising corn meal and baking powder, salt, and hog jowl for flavor, then simmers dumplings for about 70 minutes until tender, yielding versatile cornbread companions.
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Jonesboro Man Sentenced After Shooting Hunting Dog
Wayne Meeker of Trumann received 30 days in jail and a $25 fine for shooting and killing a hunting dog. Deputy Johnson testified Meeker fired from a pickup as the dog walked along the highway. Judge McGowan ordered $100 to be paid to the dog's owner Seyman Haun of Jonesboro.
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Memorial note honors Armistead brothers and donor’s relation
A memorial item honors Maj. Lewis Addison Armistead as the grandaunt’s relation and remembers George Marshall Armistead and Henry Armistead Jr. The note identifies Armistead lineage and commemorates the donor’s connection to the historical figures.
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Bids Taken on $5 Million Highway Job
Arkansas Highway Commission opened bids on 11 road and bridge projects totaling 5,013,431 dollars. Low bidder on four buildings for the new Materials and Test Section was R H W Matson Jr Co of Little Rock at 856,235 dollars. Largest bid for 12.3 miles of Highway 81 was T L James Construction Co of Ruston, Louisiana at 1,304,886 dollars. Several surfacing contracts were withdrawn or had no bids.
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VFEW Commander Is Elected In Arkansas
Bill Wilson of Hulbert named state commander at the first Arkansas VFEW department convention. Vice presidents named include Kent Brantley of McGehee and R. N. Reynolds and Sons of Camden. Auxiliary selects Alta Fay Miller as president with officers for vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary.
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Hulbert
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Albert D. Hall
Helena
Sam H. Meridith
North Little Rock
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North Lille
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Wather Sanders
Benton
Cecil Waller
Magnolia
Lana Mae Edwards
Greenwood
Earlene Butterworth
Sec
Bones of John Brown Pet Tus repose in old cemetery
The bones of John Brown Pets, former governor of Mississippi, lie in an old cemetery near Wabbaseka in Jefferson County.
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Wabbaseka
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