Fever May Cause Birth Defects From Herpes Simplex
Doctors Mitchell and McCall report in the American Journal of Diseases of Children that herpes simplex virus possibly transmits in utero, causing fetal damage and mild cerebral palsy. A father with a lip blister likely infected the newborn, who later showed developmental delays. The authors note the virus’s broad impact and potential neonatal consequences.
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Chicago
Joe E. Mitchell
Fred C. McCall
Bristol
Tenn
American Journal of Diseases of Children
American Medical Association
Market News Investment Company and Farm Prices
This week's closing prices on investment company shares with quotes from Barret Fitch North & Co. Wheat corn soybeans oats and grains listed alongside Harwood's market eggs and KC wholesale prices. Livestock reports from Kansas City show cattle, sheep, hogs and feeder prices with recent moves and ranges.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Harwood
Kansas
CITY
Santa Fe Lunch Burglary Reported on East 7th
Mrs. Rose Beard reported a burglary at the Santa Fe Lunch at 411 East 7th during the night. A cigarette machine and a juke box were broken into and money and cigarettes were stolen.
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Rose Beard
Santa Fe
East 7Th
Local Brush and Grass Fires Reported With No Damage
Fire crews responded to two Friday incidents. A brush fire at 1223 Prairie at 11 07 a.m. and a grass fire at New York School 936 N Y Street at 11 54 a.m. caused no damage.
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Prairie
New York School
N. Y. St
Two Optimist Clubs Hold Joint Thursday Session
The Noon and Morning Optimist Clubs met in the Crystal Room at Hotel Eldridge with Richard Huff presiding. Gleason Gregory gave Huff the traveling gavel to pass to the Olathe club on Aug 22. Lt. Gov. Herman Mick urged strong leadership and announced Zone Five meeting on Oct 6, 1963 at noon.
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Crystal Room
Hotel Eldridge
Richard Huff
Gleason Gregory
Optimists
Huff
Olathe Optimist Club
Herman Mick
Kansas City
Kan
Mick
Chuck Hedges
Municipal Stadium
Ex-dictator Perez Jimenez in luxury Venezuelan cell awaiting trial
Former Venezuelan dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez rests in a special air conditioned cell at San Juan de los Moros prison after extradition from the United States. He faces embezzlement charges tied to an alleged $13 million theft during his 1952 to 1958 presidency.
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Jimenez
Caracas
Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
United States
Perez Jimenez
Miami
Fla
Venezuelan Air Force Base
San Juan de Los Moros
Romulo Betancourt
Miami Beach
Dade County
Arthur Goldberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Extra- Jimenez
Shy KC Boy’s Alert Foils Kroger Robbery Escape
A 12 year old Kansas City boy named Gary Forck spotted two masked robbers at a Kroger on North Seventh Street. He alerted police, enabling rapid dispatch and the arrest of Carl A. Fry and Don Gene Hill as the robbers attempted to flee with about 5 100 dollars and 357 dollars in sacks.
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Kansas City
Gary Forck
Kroger
North Seventh Street
Judge Sortor Responds to Ferguson Criticism In Court
Kansas City judge Norman B. Sortor placed his reaction in the City Court record after Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson criticized his dismissal of five liquor cases. He defended his procedure as consistent with legal precedent and said the public deserves an answer to Ferguson's inferences.
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Kansas City
Kan
Norman B. Sortor
Kansas
Sortor
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Today in History highlights from Aug 17
On this date in 1717 the Mississippi Company was chartered with exclusive privilege to trade in Louisiana and New France, with a condition to import 9000 slaves within 25 years. Other events include Columbus claiming Honduras for Spain in 1562 and a 1944 RAF incendiary raid on Kiel and Stettin.
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Mississippi Company
Louisiana
New France
Christopher Columbus
Honduras
Spain
Andrew Johnson
Maximilian of Mexico
Alabama
Kiel
Stettin
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York City
San Francisco
U.S. Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Florencia
Colombia
Horoscope for Monday August 19 Readies Readers for the Week
The page lists daily signs ARIES through PISCES with guidance on duties, budgets, health, and social plans. The dated forecast emphasizes productivity, harmony with colleagues, appointments, and thoughtful spending, ending with a note on a university extension history work by Dean Stockton.
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Aries
Tarus
Beauty
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Extension Annals By Dean Stockton
Dr. Frank T. Stockton presents a 67 page historical monograph on Kansas University extension activities during periods of prosperity and downturn. The study by the emeritus dean of the Business School and University Extension analyzes era by era efforts and outcomes.
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University
Kansas
United States
Canada
KFKU
Stockton
United Nations
Dean Stockton
Kansas University Extension
Frank T. Stockton
Business School
University Extension
Uni
KU Extension Plans Monographs to Cover 1953 History
From the faculty in 1957 plans were made to add monographs to KU Extension history up to 1953. The effort aims to document program evolution and organizational milestones through scholarly monographs.
Livestock Show Honors and Named Winners Recap
The report lists winners and participants across cattle and equine divisions. Gerald Boehle, Julia Weeks, Vincent Weeks, and multiple owners are noted for champion and reserve titles, best females, and various pony and horse classes.
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Gerald Boehle
Heifer
Julia
Vincent Weeks
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Arkansas
Affiliated Fund
Chemical Fund Eeetnatentacs
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard
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Fundamental
Keystone
William Street
Putnam Grth
Plateau
South Pacific States
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Cook
Feraktere Grane & Co., Inc
Lawrence National Bank
Shy K.C. Boy
Carl A. Fry
Don Gene Hill
Gary
Associated Press
Pickens
Vermont
By Carroll Righter
Fair
Larry Taylor
Ronald Rice
Terri Hoyce
Walter Rockhold
Linda Goll
Valerie Taylor
Linda
Gaila Folks
Jane Rice
Gordon Kay
Max Moore
Cage Lawrence Paper CO
Th & NH
Mel Ficher
Ronnie's
Harry Christian
Norris Bros
Sherwin-Williams
Sloan Bros
Kraft Furniture
Trapps Television
Weems
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