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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
4
Harv Borban hosts a KYW Cleveland radio show and Dr George W Crane explains tobacco cough. Irritants in cigarette smoke swell mucous membranes causing a wet lung and tickling when lying down as gravity drains mucus from the windpipe. Cilia sweep debris upward, triggering coughing.
A column of personal advice addressing teen dating, marital fidelity, in law relations, and Grandma burdens. A 16-year-old seeks guidance on body image and peer relations, a wife forgives infidelity and challenges a sister-in-law, while a mother laments endless caregiving and lack of appreciation from her daughters.
New York AP summary notes four million Americans hold multiple jobs with seven of eight moonlighters men. Moonlighting is common among teachers, farmers, salespeople, postal workers, firefighters, and police. One in ten government workers has a second full-time job. The piece mixes random facts and quotes on society, history, and culture.
On this date in 1807 the Chesapeake was halted by Leopard and Barron surrendered after refusal to allow a search. Also noted are Joe Louis becoming world heavyweight champion in 1937 and historic armistice in Compiegne in 1940.
Harvard doctor Dr. Samuel B. Beaser reported at the American Medical Association convention that chlorpropamide helped 103 of 115 long term diabetics avoid injections. He estimated about 400,000 of the 1,000,000 known diabetics already use oral medicine and could substitute chlorpropamide for insulin in about 600,000 remaining cases.
In Spokane Washington AP reports Sunday motorists paused as five youngsters used their feet to power a water ski ride. Two of the children ran on each side of an eight foot device while spectators watched.
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