Parkinsonism rise a word from Dr Van Dellen in health column
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen explains Parkinsonism progression signs and recognition. He notes increases in cases, aging prevalence, and treatments from drugs to brain surgery, plus home tips and reader questions on tranquilizers, ear noises, and excessive lemonade intake.
Highlights in History for August 3
Today marks August 3 1965 the 215th day of the year with 150 remaining Highlights include 1795 treaty at Greenville forging western U S frontier near Cleveland Columbus sails from Palos in 1492 on voyage to the new world Flag flies for first time in battle at Ft Stanwix 1777 Germany declares war in 1914 Coolidge oath 1923 Allied blockade 1945 Nixon campaign in Hawaii 1965 and Mexico Cuba relations 1964–65 context
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Anthony Wayne
Greenville
Ohio
United States
Cleveland
Ohio Country
Columbus
Palos
Spain
Nina
Pinta
Santa Maria
New World
Ft. Stanwix
Rome
N.Y
Germany
France
Belgium
Calvin Coolidge
Plymouth
Japan
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Philadelphia
Richard Nixon
Hawaii
Mexico
Cuba
Organization of American States
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In this 1965 bridge column Goren analyzes a six clubs slam in a complex East West vulnerable hand. He discusses alternate lines including a heart finesse and a three trump endgame, noting the dangers of misfiring trumps and the correct approach to ensure maximum tricks.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South West North East
South
North
West
Declarer
East
Tyre and Dog Clues Lead to Crossword Connections
A puzzle listing pairs such as tyre and dog breed linked by number clues. Entries like negative one and ritual thirty four hint at cross letter fits. Other hints include edom spring and worth noting Ares' mother.
Record Profits Reflect Auto Industry Strength
General Motors and Chrysler posted record profits for the first half of 1965 with GM earning $1.275 billion and Chrysler $118.4 million as car sales rise. The industry showed strong sales, expanding demand, and rising production amid model-year transitions and plant slowdowns.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Johnson
U.S
Flag return sought for Alamo banner from Mexico
The State Department will discuss with Mexico the possibility of returning a Texas flag captured at the Alamo. The sky blue banner belongs to the First Company of Texan Volunteers from New Orleans with the inscription God and Liberty. The Texas Legislature urged its return from the Mexican National Archives at Chapultepec Palace.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
Texas
Alamo
First
New Orleans
Chapultepec
Tower
Winemaker Richard P. Vine Named at Hammondsport Winery
Richard P. Vine identified as the winemaker at a Hammondsport New York winery. His role centers on crafting the estate’s wines and overseeing production. The winery operates in the Finger Lakes region, known for its Riesling and other varietals.
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Hammondsport,n.y
Richard P. Vine
Follow These Simple Rules for Borden Sweepstakes
Rules for mail in entries include name address and phone number on a small form. Drawings by Sept 15 1965 with winners notified by phone or mail and possibly printed. Prizes include $100 certificates usable at local Borden milk and ice cream stores by Oct 15 1965. entries become property of The Borden Company.
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Borden
P. O
Amarillo
Texas
Borden Company
Canyon Drive
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Labor Department
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Tom Fanning
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