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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
8
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CHICAGO The practice of not identifying medicine prescribed for a patient should be reconsidered to facilitate treatment in accidental poisonings. Dr James L Wilson of Ann Arbor Michigan cites Michigan University Hospital policy of labeling dispensed drugs with their name and potency. He argues immediate identification aids care and telephone guidance in poisoning cases, and that fears of self medication are negligible with proper prescription limits.
About 100 mourners attend the funeral for Zasu Pitts at Holy Cross Cemetery in Los Angeles. Pitts, 63, died Friday from cancer with attendees including Martha Raye Virginia Grey Patsy Kelly Ronald Reagan and Hal Roach Sr. present.
Comedian Danny Kaye, 50, arrived in Rochester Minnesota for a medical checkup at the Mayo Clinic. He recently spent several days in the hospital last December after an appendectomy.
Tass reported 22 million mile radar probe found sizable flat areas on Mars. The radio waves took over 11 minutes for round trip and results were compared with earlier radar scans of Venus and Mercury.
Washington Senator Frank Church attempted to deliver a personal letter to CIA director John McCone. A Senate page faced a barricaded CIA downtown office. security police questioned him for hours before returning the note. Church later sent the letter by regular mail. No acknowledgment from McCone had arrived.
A sudden night storm at Saigon airport wounded twenty three U S military aircraft. A spokesman said several helicopters, including twelve U S Army H21 troop carriers, were badly damaged along with nearby buildings.
Wichita officials and the Wichita Zoological Society discussed plans to cooperate with the city park board in pursuing a new zoo. Society president Robert C. Israel proposed focusing on a children's zoo and a study will be made to determine feasibility.
City officials examine the financial viability of a new zoo facility or expansions to the existing Wichita Zoo. The discussion weighs initial costs against potential revenue, operations, and whether the project could sustain itself without ongoing subsidies.
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