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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1966
Page
7
Washington AP reports experts fear emphysema, a lung disease that creates holes in tissue equivalent to two tennis courts inside the chest. The Public Health Service notes it often pairs with chronic bronchitis and has been neglected due to misinformation and defeatism.
Medical officials acknowledge no cure yet for emphysema and chronic bronchitis but report progress in treating late-stage cases and rehabilitating patients. They urge expanding detection and treatment clinics, updating doctors with new information, and overcoming practitioner pessimism. The discussion traces the disease to ancient times and explains the bronchial tree as central to breathing.
Dr Nolan D. C Lewis a Braddock Heights psychiatrist pathologist will address the Retired Officers Association on Some Segments of the Nuremberg Trials detailing his experiences with German prisoners and Nazi ideology He served as a consultant to the International Tribunal at Nuremberg and co authored a joint report with colleagues from three countries.
The unpublished report discussed with German doctors after trials informs Dr. Lewis talk. A Maryland Johns Hopkins Vienna graduate, he is retired yet active as consultant to the Director of Research in Neurology and Psychiatry for New Jersey hospitals and the VA. He authored 232 scientific publications.
The News notes a meeting of the Monocacy Wives and guests of members Chapter of the Retired Officers at Fort Detrick Officers Club. Military personnel are invited. A separate item records grocery sales exceeding $65.81 billion in 1965.
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