Dust and pollen allergies explained for readers
The piece notes that 75 percent have minor allergies and 25 percent strong ones. It defines allergy as hypersensitivity to harmless substances and lists common symptoms. It explains pollen and dust triggers, seasonal hay fever, and the role of medical history and skin tests, plus simple prevention steps.
Availability of diody sodium sulfosuc cinate without prescription
A reader asks if D S S can be bought without a prescription. The doctor confirms D S S is sold in drug stores under various trade names and advises consulting a druggist for selection.
Panamanian consul general seeks US dispute support in Taipei
Mrs Sofia Karias Panamanian consul general in Hong Kong and ambassador to Nationalist China flew to Taipei to seek support in Panama’s dispute with the United States. She said she left at the instruction of press officials.
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Panama
China
Name Winner In Titanium Competition
Henderson resident Von Bradshaw, an eight year employee of Titanium Metals Corp, won the first safety contest by TMCA on Federal Street. He chose a first aid kit as his prize, citing hunting and fishing as reasons to value protective gear. Other December winners include Constantine, Nelson, and Alexander.
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First Lebanon President Hishary Khourty Dies at 74
Hishary Khourty, Lebanon’s first president after independence, died yesterday in Beirut at age 74. He led Lebanon as chief executive from 1943 to 1982, shaping the country through decades of crisis.
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Plan Assault to Climb Nanga Parbat from Munich
A West German mountaineering team announced plans to attempt Nanga Parbat's 26,650 foot peak. The expedition will depart Munich on January 4.
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Germany
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Titanium Production Nears New Henderson Mill
Titanium shipments in 1963 reached 12.3 million pounds as missile and space applications became the major demand, while military jet engine use fell to about 25 percent. The Henderson Pilani plant manager, R. H. Lloyd, notes the second-highest annual output in 13 years and anticipates growth in 1964 for aviation, deep sea, and chemical plants.
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Full Military Funeral for James R. Brown Held in Henderson
Military funeral services were conducted for James R. Brown with Commander Merlin Jackson officiating. Attendees from Post 3848 included Homer Figle stead, Kenny Lang, and a Nellis Air Base firing squad and color guard. Brown, born September 13, 1915 in Lancaster Texas, was a WWII veteran and cement contractor who lived in the Pittman addition of Henderson and later worked at Davis Dam. He is survived by his wife Gloria, two daughters Susan and Cathy, and a son Ronald residing at 1836 Moser Street.
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Greek-born teen stars in America America film
Hollywood reports the new lead in America America is Sia This Giallelis a 21 year old Greek native causing buzz for his pronunciation and screen presence.
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Godfrey Debuts in Por Texas with Sinatra and Martin
Hollywood UPI reports Arthur Godfrey ends his radio TV career by making his film debut in Por Texas alongside Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin. The piece notes Godfrey shifts from hosting to acting in a major screen debut.
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Out-of-state men jailed on vagrancy charges in Henderson
In Henderson municipal court Judge Earl Davis jailed two out-of-state men for five days each on vagrancy charges. Wayne B. Terry of Albuquerque New Mexico and Brady D. Cavanaugh of Tucson Arizona pleaded guilty. Several others faced charges from reckless driving to gambling with fines imposed.
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Titanium in 1963 Desalination and Submersible Program
Record shows titanium first used in 1963 for a Virgin Islands desalination plant installing 97 miles of titanium tubing. The Navy moves forward on deeper submersible development with contracted work, both programs needing titanium in 1864.
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