Psychotics Sometimes Feel No Pain in Fractures and Ulcers
A Veterans Administration mental hospital study finds 41.3 percent of psychotic patients with fractured thigh bones reported no pain, with 21.4 percent for perforated ulcers and 36.8 percent for acute appendicitis, suggesting pain meaning can be lost in severe mental illness. The researchers note age may increase free from pain and reference painless heart attacks in aged normals and higher ages among psychotics.
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New York
UPI
Veterans’ Administration
Bedford
Mass
Walter E. Marchand
Sef
Marchand and -His
New England Journal of Medicine
Esso Baton Rouge Refinery Talks Off Union Negotiations
Union sources say top level talks between the Baton Rouge Esso refinery and the IWA in the area have been terminated. Officials would not confirm details as negotiations resume amid a proposed consolidation of affiliates and union realignments with the Teamsters.
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Esso
Union
Seaton. Rouge
UPI
Baton Rouge Esso
Eecorte
Isso
Teamsters
NWA
Oil,Chemical ‘and Atomic Workers Union
Aflgjo
TWA
OCAW
TIWA
Hi Jacks Steal Load Of Dresses In New York
New York report says hi jackers seized a truck and tied up driver Fred Torbach and stole dresses worth about 100000 dollars. Two men jumped into the cab at 37th Street and Broadway in Manhattan around 9 p m and bound him before unloading the dresses at two stops. The truck was abandoned near St Mark's Place in Brooklyn around midnight.
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New York
UPI
Fred Torbach
37Th St
Broadway
Manhattan
St. Mark’s ‘Place
Brooklyn
Torbach
Inspector impersonator flees to Oshkosh and surrenders
In Racine Wisconsin a man posing as a postal inspector stole a car and fled to Oshkosh before surrendering to police. The suspect Thomas Millett thirty nine from Scranton Pennsylvania had reportedly served a federal term for a truck theft in Tallahassee Florida.
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Racine, Wis
UPI
Oshkosh
Wis
Thomas Millett
Scranton
Tallahassee
Fla
Combined Exercise Set Naples in Mediterranean Test
Nato land sea and air forces in the Mediterranean will test defense and counter-attack capabilities in a large combined exercise next month, announced Wednesday night.
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Naples
Italy
UPI
NATO
Mediterranean
Parole Board Grants 16 Paroles from Mississippi Penitentiary
The State Probation and Parole Board approved 16 paroles in a two day session, eight whites and eight Negroes among the parolees. White releases include C B Comans four years Lauderdale for assault with intent to kill and grand larceny, J A Hoke five years Humprheys for grand larceny, Donald Ray Byrd 44 years Pearl River for burglary and larceny, Foster Jordan three years Neshoba for mayhem, Nicholas Surian four years Harrison for manslaughter, J F E Brownlow 10 years Carroll for manslaughter, A J Hendrix life Monroe for murder, and Charles T Bolen life Quitman. Negro paroles include Wiley Dotson five years Rankin for grand larceny, L C Cannady seven years Coahoma for assault with intent to kill and murder, William Moberley life Kemper for murder, Sammie Lee Williams 15 years Coahoma for robbery with a dangerous weapon, Eddie Washington life Claiborne for murder, Garfield Gordon life Sunflower for murder, Walter Myles life Coahoma for murder, and Hilbert Howze life Stone for murder.
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C. B. Comans
Lauderdale County
John A. Hoke
Humphreys
Donald Ray Byrd
Pearl River
Foster Jordan
Neshoba
Nicholas Surian
Harrison
J. F E. Brownlow
Carroll
A. J. Hendrix
Monroe
Charles T. Bolen
Wiley Dotson
Rankin
L. C. Cannady
Coahoma
William Moberley
Kemper
Sammie Lee - Williams
Eddie Washington
Claiborne
Garfield Gordon
Sunflower
Walter Myles
Hilbert Howze
Stone
Rogers Slams Prolonged Appeals in Marcello Deportation
Attorney General William Rogers blames repeated dilatory court actions for failure to deport New Orleans gambler Carlos Marcello. He cites six federal suits and multiple appeals to higher courts, urging Congress to curb deportation appeals, saying the system allows racketeers to obstruct removal.
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Washington
Carlos Marcello
William Rogers
New Orleans
Congress
Rogers
Marcello
Sen
Sam. J.ervin Jr
D-Nc
Supreme Court
Three Men Acquitted in Lauderdale Liquor Raid
Justice of the Peace Briggs McArthur cleared Douglas Baker Paul Pigford and C D Burge of liquor charges stemming from a Lauderdale County raid by National Guardsmen on February 28. A liquor case against James Stallworth was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction and Baker faced gambling equipment accusations.
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Meridian, Miss
Justice of the Peace
Briggs McArthur
National
Lauderdale County
Douglas Baker
Paul Pigford
C. D. Burge
Pigford
Burge
Baker
McArthur
James Stallworth
Venezuela Larger Than Texas And Oklahoma Combined
Venezuela covers an area greater than the combined size of Texas and Oklahoma, highlighting its expansive geography within the region.
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Venezuela
Texas
Oklahoma
Father of Two Monroe Men Dies in North Carolina
G. P. Farmer, 76, father of J. E. and Harold Farmer of Monroe Louisiana, died in Shelby North Carolina. Last rites were held here Thursday.
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Monroe
G. P. Farmer
J. FE
Harold Farmar
Margaret O'Brien speaks on growing up and retirement plans
Ex child star Margaret O'Brien, now 21, reflects on autonomy after her mother’s death and managing contracts and finances. She discusses loneliness, trust funds, retirement if married, and her new adult film role opposite Anthony Quinn and Sophia Loren in Heller With A Gun.
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Hollywood
UPID
Margaret O’brien
Margaret
Maggie
Anna -Maria Alberghetti
Anthony Quinn
Sophia
Loren
Paramount
Heller
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