Whiplash Injury Seen From Jolts in Modern Age
New York medical researchers Drs. Braaf and Rosner report whiplash injuries from minor car jolts are common and diverse. Symptoms include neck pain, headaches, arm tingling, dizziness, and vision changes, sometimes appearing days or months later. Traction therapy, using weights and halters, stretches the spine over months, with severe cases requiring hospital treatment.
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New York
UPI
Murray M. Braaf
Samuel Rosner
Braaf
Rosner
Medical Society
State of
Young Anglers Get A Break In Oregon
In Oregon the Portland General Electric Company opened a one acre fishing lake for kids aged thirteen and under at the North Fork reservoir on the Clackamas River. The lake is stocked with legal-sized trout and provides boats and bait. Qualified wardens patrol Lake Small Fry to ensure boys fish only appropriate sizes.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Dad
Junior
Portland General Electric Company
North Fork
Clackamas
Post Office Annex Plans Stall Over Title Guarantee
Efforts to secure a guaranteed title to the Post Office Annex site at the old Coca Cola bottling plant on S Beaver St are at a standstill. Charm Homes Inc. won the bid for construction but cannot proceed without a clear title, which title firms declined to guarantee due to potential future court challenges. The only option may be for the government to condemn the land.
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Coca Cola
S. Beaver St
New Castle
W. Market Way
First Christian Church
Post Office
Charm Homes Inc
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Large Branches Can Be Pruned
Madison Wisconsin horticulturist George Klingbeul of the University of Wisconsin advises pruning by removing high branches if needed to open the tree and improve light and spray coverage. He recommends cutting weak branches water sprouts and inward growing limbs and avoiding rubbing branches for a healthier apple tree.
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Madison
Wis
George Klingbeul
University of Wisconsin Horticulturist
Klingbeil
Tugboat gasoline tanker fire on New York East River
Eyewitness Captain Bert Deeley described a dramatic collision between a freighter and a tugboat gasoline tanker on New York's East River with flames rising for an hour. In Memphis, William H. Comstock, 56, confessed to killing his 14 year old stepdaughter and attempted to kill his wife and himself over debt.
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London
Barbara Gordon
United States
New York
Detroit
East River
Bert Deeley
Memphis, Tenn
UPI
William H. Comstock
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