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Newspaper
Kenosha Evening News
Location
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
3
A physician reports a synthetic male hormone oxmethalone reduces blood fats but heart attack risk remains unproven. The study, led by Dr. Donald Berkowitz of Philadelphia, notes the hormone is half as masculinizing and may hint at future heart protection strategies.
Karl F. Nystrom, 79, former Milwaukee Road mechanical officer and holder of over 1,000 rail equipment patents, died Monday. Funeral services are set for tonight in Evanston, Illinois.
Mrs Mary Lee Gough Nay of Boston and Chicago was elected President of the Mother Church First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. She succeeds Arthur W Eckman general counsel of the Mother Church. A native of McKinney Texas Nay has taught and practiced Christian Science for many years.
Jacqueline Kennedy remained in London after President Kennedy flew home to address the nation about his European swing. She planned to visit sister Princess Lee Radziwill and then travel to Greece for rest and a short Aegean cruise. Her Buckingham Palace appearance drew crowds as she unveiled a new hairstyle with diamond accents.
The Wisconsin Assembly killed seven proposed constitutional amendments including extending governor and lieutenant governor terms from two to four years and electing them on a single ticket. A 45 38 party line vote stopped the governor term plan. other actions included rejecting a 19 year voting age bill and concurring with a wiretap evidence measure.
A measure seeks to abolish the election of Milwaukee County surveyors and coroners. The move would shift these offices to appointed positions under county government.
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