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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
6
Doctors at Walter Reed describe a pacemaker procedure to regulate heart rhythm in Eisenhower after defibrillation failed. The technique threads a catheter into a vein and delivers electrical pacing to counter ventricular fibrillation.
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled that Mark, son of Harold Painter, should live with his maternal grandparents in a stable Midwestern home rather than with his father in California. The boy visited his father once yearly. during this visit he stated he wished to stay in California, prompting ongoing court actions and discussions with a California pastor.
The democratic contest pits Humphrey, McCarthy and McGovern against Mississippi regu lars with an advisory rights panel whose findings may influence the credentials committee. In Chicago delegates face taxi strike pressure as 400 cars and buses are arranged to move 5,611 attendees to the amphitheatre.
A Long Beach Los Angeles and North Hollywood based ad quotes N. J. Thomas Jr claiming Thomas Scalp Specialists can thicken thinning hair by treating local scalp conditions. It notes that male pattern baldness cannot be cured and invites free examinations at multiple offices with no appointment.
Long Beach notes poor circulation and joint pains with muscle spasm. Describes normalizing body systems to ease pain in joints and relax muscles. Contact Dr. Duncan D C at 2501 E Broadway for assistance.
A Long Island Rail Road train was fired on killing Vincent Maher 31 of New York City and wounding Gabriel Jansen 49 of Point Pleasant New Jersey. A 16-year-old, John Whitmore, was charged with homicide after admitting he fired at three trains. A 30 06 rifle and seven matching bullets were recovered near the scene.
Six month old Marshall Schuyler suffocated in a crib when a torn plastic mattress cover entangled his face. Firemen tried to revive him but he died at home Sunday. Detectives from Hollywood Division investigate with his parents present.
Police used tear gas and shotguns to shell a Negro district in St. Petersburg Florida as violence flared for a second night. About 400 officers comprised a large force to hold the area after rocks bottles set fires and looting. Forty two people were arrested including two teenage girls with concealed pistols.
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