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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
19
A medical note explains fever convulsions in young children, their usually benign course, and when to seek help. It covers causes such as fever, colds, measles, and the rare need to check for low calcium, pinworms, birth injury, or neurological issues. First aid tips include wrapping, tepid baths, or gentle holding until the convulsion passes.
Dr. Carl Franklin Hodges director of Truth for Youth and a teacher at Southwestern Bible College in Phoenix received an honorary doctor of humanities degree from Bob Jones University in Greenville South Carolina. He is a 1947 graduate of Phoenix Union High School and a graduate of Bob Jones University.
London police report two men created a disturbance at East Ham railway station. A motor cycle officer entered the station to intervene but upon exiting found his motorcycle missing.
In Mississippi Republicans contest 18 municipal races as Democrats focus on intraparty battles. Polls open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Gov. Johnson urges turnout but backs no candidate. Barry Goldwater carried nearly 90 percent in Mississippi last fall. GOP fields mayors in seven cities including Clarksdale Hattiesburg Laurel Pascagoula Moss Point Columbus and Long Beach.
More than a million riders have ascended Pike's Peak via the world famous cog train, marking a landmark for the historic mountain route and its tourism draw.
General Dwight D. Eisenhower at West Point lauded the expanded U S Military Academy project and urged Congress to raise military pay. He called higher pay essential for morale and safety and said officers must be better compensated. later he extended the call to all military personnel.
A four year old girl named Drew Allen fell 16 feet from a second story window in Hull England but landed in a baby buggy and escaped with bruises.
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