Christmas season linked to migraine and holiday headaches
Doctors warn holiday mood shifts trigger vascular headaches labeled as Christmas syndrome. A survey with Sandoz Laboratories found classic and menstrual migraines common, with women in midlife most affected. Prevention focuses on reducing anxiety and fatigue. a prescription tablet helps prevent recurrent migraines, while aspirin and ice pack treat onset.
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New York
Sandoz Pharmaceuticals
Hanover
N.Y
Johnson telephones former teacher for recovery
President Johnson called Mamie Brown at Spahn Hospital in Corpus Christi Saturday night. Brown had taught at Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos in 1930, and the call was to wish her a speedy recovery from illness.
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Washington
Johnson
Corpus Christi, Tex
White House
Mamie Brown
Spahn Hospital
Corpus Christi
Miss Brown
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Bowling league scores and records across multiple teams
The column lists teams and players with individual scores from a bowling league. Results show wins and losses for each team such as Dugger Hotel with 1 win 2 losses and Minnehaha undefeated at 3 0 while others post mixed records.
Friday Night League Scores and Standings
Friar Tuck led by A Le febvre O Simpson and E Slover posted losses as Minners Bait Shop and Griffin Eng split. Crane VFW and Tyrees Lounge each won one game while Blue Flame and Wautelets chased wins and overall records.
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Friar Tuck
A. LeFebvre
O. Simpson
E. Slover
H. Chaney
A. Norahorn
Minners Bait Shop
C. Miller
T. Weaver
J. Weaver
D. Kenworthy
B. Dunning
Vu. Griffin
Eng. L. McBride
B. Bays
Blind
E. Hinkle
J. Bays
Eagles Lodge Sets Special Meeting at Jasonville Home
A special meeting of the Eagles lodge members will be held at the home of Jasonville Aero No. 905 at 7 30 p m Wednesday. District director David P Dixon announced all Eagles were urged to attend.
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Eagles Lodge
Jasonville Aerue No. 905
David P. Dixon
Eagles
County NFO Delegates Return From Des Moines Convention
Greene County NFO voting delegates Francis Dayhoff Bill Staich Sylvan Marter Loren Bowers Bo Holtsclaw Gerat Sargeant and Dale Carpenter returned from the NFO National Convention in Des Moines Iowa where officials say the event set records with more than 7000 delegates attending daily NFO President Dale Carpenter pledged progress toward fair prices for farmers products Oren Lee Staley was re elected president and outlined plans to sign processors into contracts to activate signed agreements and push for further organizing and bargaining on grain meat and soybeans with emphasis on soybeans in the near term
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NFO
Greene County
Des Moines
Iowa
NFC
Francis Dayhoff
Bill Staich
Sylvan Marter
Loren Bowers
Bo Holtsclaw
Gerat Sargeant
Dale Carpenter
Oren Lee Staley
Bakery manager arrested after 400 fall ill in Spain
In Madrid police detained a bakery manager Monday after more than 400 people suffered food poisoning from his Mother's Day creampuffs. Mothers and children traditionally share creampuffs on Mother's Day observed December 9 in Spain.
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Madrid
Spain
Grate throws 445 foot shot at Minneapolis Stadium
Don Grate of the Minneapolis Millers broke the tape measure with a 445 foot 1 inch homer at Metropolitan Stadium on August 27 1956 for the American Association.
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Minneapolis
Don Grate
Minneapolis Millers
Minneapolis Metropolitan Stadium
Moore Durelle Title Fight First Televised From Abroad
The Archie Moore and Yvon Durelle light heavyweight bout in Montreal on December 10 1958 becomes the first title fight televised from a foreign country to the United States.
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Montreal
Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
United States
Peace Corps Aims 1,300 More Volunteers to Latin America
Peace Corps Director R Sargent Shriver Jr announces plans to send 1,300 additional volunteers to Latin America in 1964 while current deployments total 2,700.
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Washington
Peace Corps
R. Sargent Shriver Jr
Latin America
Shriver
Double Record Boston Red Sox Highlight Five Season Stint
Frank Malzone, third baseman for the Boston Red Sox, led the American League in double plays among third basemen for five seasons spanning 1957 to 1961, marking a notable defensive stretch.
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Boston
Frank Malzone
Boston Red Sox
Few Letters A Problem In Children's Writing
Education special advises parents to ease children into cursive, avoid pressuring early, and practice writing with notes to friends. It notes readiness signals for switching from manuscript printing and suggests delaying if coordination is lacking, with most children adopting cursive around third grade.
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John
Uscula
Devia
Extension News Farm Science Days at Purdue University
Purdue hosts Extension News Farm Science Days January 13 to 18 1964 featuring livestock and crop program discussions. Banquets honor crop champions and key agribusiness groups while multiple farm, poultry and rabbit events, youth day and parent programs fill the week.
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Purdue University
Indiana
Indiana Crop Movement Association
Indiana Farm Management Association
Indiana Livestock Breeders’ Association
Indiana Jersey Cattle Club
Purdue
A_ poultry
Purdue Agricultural
Armory
Indiana Rural Youth
Indiana Christmas Tree Growers Association
Indiana Rabbit Breeders
Purdue Agriculture and Home Economics
Hope to tour Mediterranean bases after eye treatment
Comedian Bob Hope was to receive one final follow up for a blood clot in his left eye at Children’s Hospital. Authorities expect he will remain hospitalized until next weekend but then be released to embark a Christmas tour of U.S. military installations in the Mediterranean region.
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San Francisco
Wpp
Bob Hope
Children’s Hospital
Hope
U.S
Mediterranean
Worthington Auction Brings High Pig Sale Averages
The Worthington pig sale Monday saw 700 pigs sold averaging 7.36 pounds with a total weight of 4 155 pounds. Gross sales reached 8 369 64 dollars and an average of 20 84 dollars per hundred weight. The next sale is set for January 13 1964 in Worthington.
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Worthington
Johnson pledges equal rights push to Zanzibar on Independence Day
President Johnson told Zanzibar on its Independence Day that he will continue to press for equal rights for all, promising efforts both domestically and internationally. The message emphasized his commitment to civil rights and global equality.
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Washington
Johnson
Zanzibar
Clay Liston title bout eyed as Miami Beach showdown
Angelo Dundee, Cassius Clay’s trainer, discusses preparations for the February 26 heavyweight title fight against Sonny Liston in Miami Beach. The piece weighs the expected rounds, boxing form, and the spectacle for fans and observers, noting Clay’s confidence and Liston’s demeanor.
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Miami
Vuph
Angelo Dundee
Angelo
Cassius Clay
Clay
Sonny Liston
Miami Beach
Feo
Dundee
Liston
Cassius
Louisville
Tropical Park
Joe Louis
von Cassius
Sonny
Russell Promoted to Technical Sergeant at Schilling AFB
Bruce H. Russell of Schilling Air Force Base Salina Kansas has been promoted to Technical Sergeant. The promotion was effective December 1 and was announced by Maj. Ray Creech acting squadron commander of the 310th Organizational Maintenance Squadron. The Russell family Bruce Mrs Virgil Russell and their two sons Michael and Stephen live in Salina.
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Bruce H. Russell
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Kans
Virgil Russell
Linton
Russell
Ray Creech
Michael
Stephen
Grand Prix of the United States Lengthened at Watkins Glen
The Grand Prix of the United States was lengthened by 23 miles to 253 miles at Watkins Glen New York to guarantee a minimum two hour race duration.
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Bobby) Baker
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