Mexican Heart Institute Pioneers Polarizing Therapy
Dr Ignacio Chavez founded Mexico’s National Heart Institute in 1944 influencing global cardiology. The program emphasizes polarizing therapy using high potassium and low sodium, insulin and glucose for severe cases, with digitalis avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobind Behari Lal
Pecos
Mexico City
Mexico
Instituto Nacional de Cardiologia
National Heart Institute
Ignacio Chavez
Chavez
U.S
United States
Arturo Rosenblueth
Harvard University
Mancuel Sandoval Vallarta
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MLT
Norbert Wiener
Wiener
Demetrio Sodi-Pallares
Institute
Department of Electro-cariology
Sodi-Pallares
Sodi- Pallares
University of Vermont School of Medicine
Cotton Market Reports Steady Prices Despite Lower Sales
USDA says western markets saw a slight drop in cotton trading while prices remained steady. Foreign sales declined with PL 480 trade slow, European mills limited to small San Joaquin Valley lots, and domestic demand steady with most sales in Strict Low Middling and Low Middling. Fresno Middling quoted at 26.50 cents and Phoenix Strict Low Middling at 22.60 cents. purchases totaled 8,924 bales, up from last week in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer and Marketing Service
USDA
San Joaquin Valley
California
el Paso
Fresno
Phoenix
Phoenix Cotton Exchange
Notable U S Leaders Comment On Campus Coverage
Andrew Cordier of Columbia University criticizes how news media portray campus youth. Mamie Eisenhower contemplates refusing an honorary degree at Wilson College due to hecklers, then accepts after a rainstorm. Truman Institute opens on Mount Scopus with $3.8 million in funds. Cindy of the Supremes marries Charles Hewlett in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Andrew Cordier
Columbia University
Manhattan College
Cordier
Chambersburg
Mamie Eisenhower
Wilson College
All Girl
Cambodia
Kent State
Jackson State
Jerusalem
Harry S. Truman Research Institute
Mount Scopus
Holy City
Hebrew University
San Francisco
Cindy
Supremes
Charles D. Hewlett
Tulsa
Oklo
Cecil Williams
Fairmont Ho
Toyah Talk Highlights Summer News and Local Moves
The Toyah Talk column notes Susan Gibson will write the summer edition from out of town. It lists residents visiting relatives in Muskogee Oklahoma, Pecos Texas, Del Rio Texas, Fort Worth Texas, Arkansas, and Shreveport Louisiana. The item welcomes new Toyah arrivals Guadalupe Ortega and family and notes several local families visiting relatives and vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyah
Susan Gibson
Susan
Manuel Calk
del Rio
Mrs
Max Calk
Jack Burchard
Ft. Worth
Arkansas
Shreveport
Louisiana
Big Count Notes Shifts in Permian Basin Rotary Rigs
Reed Drilling Tools reports a weekly count showing 152 active rotaries in the Permian Basin, down eight from last week’s 160. Pecos leads with 17 rigs, Lea drops to 11 after leading for three weeks, Hockley rises to 12, Reeves at 15, Martin at eight, and Winkler and Yoakum each with six. A county tally follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Drilling Tools
Permian
Pecos
Lea
Hockley
Reeves
Martin
Winkler
Yoakum
Balmorhea Seniors Honored After Graduation
Balmorhea high school senior class enjoyed a post graduation supper and party hosted by senior mothers at Mr and Mrs Olen George home. Attendees includes graduates, parents and friends who shared sandwiches salads relishes coffee and drinks into the morning. Phonograph music and singing provided entertainment with lawn tables lit by lanterns and flood lights. A birthday cake for George Jones was presented with a Happy Birthday tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Balmorhea High
Olen George
George
Thank You Notes From Grieving Families and No-Show on Water Rules
Thank you notes express gratitude from Mr and Mrs H C Norwood and family for kindness after the death of Mrs Lahoma Roberts and from Nelda Paul Laurance and family for T H Laurance. also a West Texas feedlot plea to exempt dry lot runoff from water pollution regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Laurance
Nelda
Paul Laurance
T.H. Laurance
West Texas
State Water Quality Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mentone
Mentone School
Judge Roy Bean
Pecos Museum
Pecos Enterprise
North Pecos
Leland Casey
Sandra Bolinger
Chamber of Commerce
Science
Associated Press
Andrew Jackson
Senate
Tennessee
Napoleon Bonaparte
Italy
Montana
Cheops
Great
Pyramid
Giza
Guyana
Britain
U. N. Security Council
United Nations
U. S
Cairo
Israel
Pat Goodin
Bryan Boatman
Southland
Mrs. Boatman
F. W. Kennedy
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Pecos Cook
Armando Gil
Patricia
David
Tizzy
Maria
Petal, Mississippi
Ben Sanchez
Guadalupe Ortega
Mr. Ortega
Dave Thomason
J. B. Tinnin
WEA
Nac
Rog
Pot
Big Count
County Andrews
Borden Chaves Cochran Coke Crane Crockett Dawson Dickens
Ector Eddy el Paso Fisher Gaines Glasscock Hockley
Howard Kent Kimble Leall
Lubbock
Martin Menard Midland Mitchell Nolan Pecos
Reagan Reeves
Roosevelt Runnels
Schleicher
Scurry Sterling Stonewall Sutton Terrell Terry
Tom Green
Upton Ward
Winkler Yoakum
Oran O. Whitten
Atlantic Richfield CO. Dist
Sinclair Products
Pecos Enterpree
BHS
Trammell Const. CO
Sob & Ann Trammell
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