Northwestern shortens medical education in new program
The article reports Northwestern University launching a two year shorter medical education path by placing students in liberal arts after high school with emphasis on math and science, followed by four years in medical school. It cites cost reduction and retention of education quality, notes close professional scrutiny of graduates, and compares outcomes to World War II 90 day specialists. It also mentions local items: Naydeen Bowlby and Kathryn Proffitt readings, Mrs Philip B Johnson of Pomona surgery, Bertha Hubacher injury, new gasoline motor cars on railroads, a new Ottoville move, a birth in East 2nd, plus a Christmas benediction and prayer.
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Top of the Mark View Returns to San Francisco
A reflective travel piece from San Francisco describing a stay at the Top of the Mark on Nob Hill. The narrator notes foggy morning views, then bright skies, and a full panorama including the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito, Russian Hill, Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz, Telegraph Hill, Chinatown, Treasure Island, the Bay Bridge, Civic Center, the Opera House, Golden Gate Park and more. Observations contrast crowds and the city’s beauty.
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Belladonna use in ulcers explained by doctor
A reader asks why belladonna from deadly nightshade is prescribed for ulcers. The doctor notes the drug reduces spasm and gland secretions, aiding healing when dosed carefully. He warns against excess, cites signs of overdose, and compares medicines needing proper quantity to common substances.
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Television Grid Highlights 1960s Night Schedule
readable TV guide fragment lists Daily programs with time slots 5:00 to 11:30 pm including Early Show Heart of America Bandstand Wid's Fun Time Feopie's Choice Boomerang My Friend F... plus news weather sports cartoons and classic shows such as Wagon Train Perry Como and The Price Is Right with multiple channels and uren.
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TV Highlights Tonight Offers Mix Of Westerns And Varied Shows
An evening lineup features Wagon Train on Channel 4 with Ward Bond and Dan Duryea, Be Our Guest variety on Channel 13 with Peggy King, Perry Como in color, and I’ve Got A Secret on Channel 5. Also, Channel 9 presents a traffic safety special and Grand Jury, while Channel 9 and 4 offer Ozzie and Harriet and 7330 respectively. A late western Shotgun Slade on Channel 5 closes the night, plus My Lucky Star with Sonja Henie and Joan Davis.
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Tony Curtis predicts a golden Hollywood decade
Hollywood star Tony Curtis says the next ten years will bring the biggest prosperity ever for the film industry with more movies and profits and independent producers reshaping the business. He argues big studios are waning while independents drive better pictures and competition. Curtis cites Some Like It Hot as an example of indie efficiency and discusses actors’ influence on film decisions.
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Donkey Appears in Epsom Thoroughbred Sale
In Epsom England a donkey was offered in the Tattersalls sale ring alongside sixteers sleek horses. Bids rose to 20 guineas but failed to attract a higher bidder and the animal was withdrawn. Tattersalls partner John Coventry said the sale followed normal orders as a non bloodstock event.
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Walkout Ends at U S Missile Base in California
At Vandenberg Air Force Base 3000 plus construction workers walked off the job Monday over wage disparities with Philco Corp. Negotiators halted work Tuesday after agreeing to pause discussions. About 25 workers remained affected as the only U S base with operational long range missiles.
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