Breakthrough Parkinsons surgery yields silent tremor relief
In a pioneering procedure at St. Barnabas Hospital Dr Irving S Cooper uses cold to destroy tiny misfiring brain cells causing Parkinsons tremors. The awake patient shows immediate improvement as the thalamus region is frozen to near zero. Cooper reports high success rates but cautions it is not a cure and patients may still need further treatment.
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Irving S. Cooper
St. Barnabas Hospital
New York
Cooper
Ben Casey
Mr. A
Dr. Cooper
John Adams
San Francisco
American Medical Association
Major Stockell Says U S Can Whip Russia if Attitude Right
Maj Charles Stockell former Army student spoke at the Lawrence Rotary Club asserting the United States could defeat Russia militarily or economically with the right attitude. He criticized negotiation concessions and warned of apathy while detailing conditions in postwar Russia and tourist limitations. He compared living space and infrastructure in Russia to U S standards, highlighting nine square meters per family and scarce roads and gas stations in Moscow.
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U.S
Russia
Lawrence
Stockell
Maj. Stockell
Moscow
Public Inquiries on Budget Proposals and Farm Bulletins
Readers query congressional hearings on the 1964 Kennedy budget and the sources of its 86.9 billion revenue. Answers explain hearing access and how to submit statements or testify, plus a note on Farm Bulletins availability and ordering process.
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Congressman Ells
Washington
Congress
S.T
Congresman Ellsworth
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Baby Deprives Students of a Director at KU In 'Mary Stuart'
Rehearsals for the Kansas University Experimental Theater production of Mary Stuart proceed without a director. Graduate student Jerilyn McGee Lawson is on maternity leave. assistant director Aurora Heisicke continues the project. Cast includes Marilyn Miller as Mary Stuart and Kaye Stevenson as Elizabeth with others from Cape Girardeau Leavenworth and Prairie Village.
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Kansas University Experimental Theater
Mary Stuart
Jerilyn McGee Lawson
Butte. Mont
Aurora Heisicke
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jean Stock Goldstone
John Reich
Friedrich Schiller
Maria Stuart
Marilyn Miller
Boyd
Olathe
Queen Elizabeth
Kaye Stevenson
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Earl of
Office Mushrooms Grow as Walls Weep Amid Food Shortage
Stockell reports extreme conditions with damp walls producing mushrooms in his office and a serious shortage of food. The vivid account highlights an ongoing crisis and its impact on daily operations.
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Stockell
Social visit notes from Woodstock community event
Miss Sylvia Tarr and Miss Norma Tarr of Leavenworth called at the Frank Champion home. Mrs. Less Davison accompanied Mrs. Betty Dolaba to Kansas City to visit Hazel Davison and Carolyn Asbert. Floyd Petrie and Donald Long families visited Lawrence and Tonganoxie homes. Neighborhood Circle met at John Long's. Petrie reelected treasurer and Voelker reelected secretary and reporter. Prize winners were Ruey Champion Beulah Hehn and Maxine Voelker. Champion to host Feb 7 meeting.
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Sylvia Tarr
Norma Tarr
Leavenworth
Frank Champion
Less Davison
Betty Dolaba
Kansas City
Kan
Hazel Davison
Carolyn Asbert
Floyd Petrie
Bill McCaffrey
Lawrence
Donald Long
Tonganoxie
John Long
Arthur Voelker
Ruey Champion
Beulah Hehn
Maxine Voelker
Champion
Shark Kills TV Star in Sydney Harbor Attack
Sydney AP reports Marcia Hathaway, 33, a stage and television star, was killed by a shark while swimming with her fiance in Sydney harbor. A warning about shark danger had just been posted hours earlier, and the attack occurred in three feet of water.
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Sydney
Australia
Marcia Hathaway
Sydney Harbor
Miss Hathaway
Local Social Notes From Reno to Ottawa Gatherings
Reno Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strow dined with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reardon in Eu dora. C L DeHoff hosted Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker and family in Tonganoxie. Ira Higginbotham visited Wellsville relatives. Wayne Schmidt and family from Leavenworth joined M J Schmidt and family in Thersea Schmidt and Jim Smith's home in Lawrence, with Ottawa hosts Mr. and Mrs. David Schmidt.
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C. L. DeHoff
Norman Walker
Tonganoxie
Ira Higginbotham
Marvin Waln
Wellsville
Wayne Schmidt
Leavenworth
M. J. Schmidt
Thersea Schmidt
Jim Smith
Lawrence
David Schmidt
Ottawa
Neal Hliggin
Topeka Community Notices Include Elected Eagles Meeting
Sunday district Eagles Lodge gathering in Topeka with attendees from local households. Reno Ladies Aid hosted a basket dinner at the church with husbands as guests and listed participants. Nearby residents hosted visitors and shared meals across Topeka and Tonganoxie.
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Emma Westergren
Fannie Pearson
Raymond Williams
Roger Thomas
Neal Higginbotham
Noel Campbell
Topeka
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