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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1965
Page
2
In Washington the press now breathes a constant glare of publicity on presidential health. The article recalls a time when a major surgical operation was kept from the public, a “great white lie,” contrasting past secrecy with today’s disclosure practices.
A look at Grover Cleveland’s 1893 cancer surgery on a yacht and the ensuing coverup. The rare operation, its secrecy, and eventual disclosure influenced the 1893 repeal of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act amid a banking panic.
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several births on October 4 and 5. Details include Robin DeAnn, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Adams Middletown. Mark LeRoy, sixth child and third son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Boore Frederick. Pamela Michelle, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Summers Jefferson. Sean Andrew, first child of Mr. and Mrs. Jerald G. McCartney Braddock Heights. Mrs. McCartney is formerly Barbara Burr of Portland Oregon.
Dr Joyce Brothers presents a panel on whether a bartender who drinks only on weekends is an alcoholic. Experts split: one sees weekend drinking as presumptive alcoholism, others doubt it, and a third argues the issue may be more about weekend neurosis than true alcoholism.
Dr. Jackson Smith of the Illinois State Psychiatric Institute studied 62 alcoholics and found that binges followed a strict internal timetable. Each man tolerated a nagging wife or boss for weeks before drinking again, a cycle he could predict almost like an astronomer charting the full moon. Teens and alcohol abuse are noted as a growing national issue.
Washington AP reports the Senate debate over section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act begins Monday and could extend for days or weeks as states gain power to ban labor contracts.
Havana reports the government instructs labor councils to urge healthy workers to postpone retirement. If a worker is physically fit, he should continue working in the interests of the economy and state.
Two youths from El Salvador ages 1 and 10 were deported for a second time after illegally entering Mexico. Immigration authorities intercepted them following their appearance as a song and dance act on a television amateur hour.
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