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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1957

Page

4

New Sinus Drain Tablet Promises Quick Relief

A special New York report announces Dristan Tablets a new internal medicine that drains sinus cavities fast without discomfort. The tablet travels in blood plasma to the sinus area relieving pressure congestion and headaches. Available without prescription at 98 cents per bottle of 24 with a money back guarantee from Whitehall Pharmacal Company in 1957.

New York N. Y Whitehall Pharmacal Company

Exact Type Of Ike's Attack Undetermined

Washington medical officials weighed whether President Eisenhower suffered atherosclerosis in the vessel that failed this week. Doctors cautioned that current tests cannot determine if a spasm or clot caused the blockage, while White House aides said no general arterial sclerosis was evident.

Washington National Heart Institute Eisenhower Heart Institute James C. Hagerty White House Hagerty Condi Tion

Tunnel Opens Under Baltimore Harbor Crash Follows

The four lane tunnel under Baltimore harbor opened at 12 03 a m. Fifteen minutes later a rear end collision injured both drivers slightly. A driver was charged with reckless driving and not wearing glasses. At 1 10 a m the first car stalled from a dead battery.

Baltimore Baltimore Harbor

Body recovered after car plummets into Buffalo Bayou

Houston November 30. The body of a 4 Negro man was recovered from an automobile that plunged from a bridge into Buffalo Bayou. Papers on the body identified Franklin Brown, a Navy yeoman bound for California from Pensacola.

Houston Buffalo Bayou Franklin Brown California Pensacola

Third Party Talk Dims in Southern Politics

Southern leaders debate a possible third major party as Democratic wins in Virginia New Jersey and New York City cool talk. Some blame radical influence and Little Rock events, while others urge strengthening the Democratic Party. Gov Faubus hints at leading any split, but enthusiasm wanes.

Atlanta Dixie Nixon Denmark Groover Georgia Virginia New Jersey New York City John Sammon Bell Democratic South Michigan G. Mennen Willams Minnesota Hubert Humphrey Groover Democratic Advisory Council Little Rock Eisenhower Orval Faubus Arkansas Faubus Democratic Party Neville Bennett South Carolina Tennessee Frank Clement House Senate Texas Gov. Faubus New Orleans Joseph Parham The Macon News

Number Of Flu Cases Decreases

The Public Health Service reported a marked reduction in influenza and related diseases last week. Deaths attributed to pneumonia and influenza across 108 major cities totaled 631 for the week ended Nov. 23, down 12 percent from 782 the prior week.

Washington Public Health Service

Home Telephone Expansion Offers Wide Color Choice

Make yours a well telephoned home at low cost. Arrange today for more telephones in your bedroom kitchen and throughout your home. Choose from black red beige yellow ivory blue green white pink or gray with a one time charge for colors other than black.

China Defense Minister Visits Moscow Amid Cooperation Pledge

Communist China's Defense Minister Peng Teh-huai and his military delegation concluded a month long visit to Moscow. Peng and Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin exchanged promises of greater cooperation and indestructible friendship. They stressed strengthening armed forces cooperation and combat readiness.

Moscow China Peng Teh-huai Peng Nikolai Bulganin Bulganin

Federal Highway Work Increases Across Interstate System

Washington reports 1,110 miles built on the 41,000 mile interstate and defense highway network as of October. In October 101 miles were completed and 1,923 miles were under progress by October 3. Since the June 1955 federal aid act, over three billion dollars in federal funds were earmarked, though not all spent, says Highway Administrator Bertram D. Tallamy.

Washington Bureau of Public Roads Bureau Bertram D. Tallamy

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