Allergy linked to epilepsy claims by visiting neurologist
Dr. Harold Stevens of George Washington University, speaking at the International Medical Assembly in Washington, proposes allergy as a possible cause of epilepsy and migraines. He cites six case histories, including a 12 year old whose seizures followed seafood and a tuberculin test–triggered episode, urging relentless medical pursuit and thorough patient histories. The Granada Hotel venue hosts the IMA meeting through Wednesday.
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Harold Stevens
International Medical Assembly of
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Stevens
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Granada Hotel
Ogee
Harken
Self-Treatment of Goiter Warned by Surgeon
Dr. B Marden Black of Mayo Foundation Rochester warns against indiscriminate self treatment of goiter and thyroid tablets. He notes surgery is being replaced by radioactive iodine for thyroiditis and urges precise diagnosis and regular checkups for those with thyroid history. District trustees set the date for an upcoming meeting.
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Mayor Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Black
Texas
Gulf Coast
San Antonio
John Bryant
Millard
Son
Obesity debate links soft living to weight gain
Doctor argues most weight gain stems from overeating and insufficient activity. He cites routine TV watching and low energy expenditure as key factors, noting systemic issues like a sedentary culture and easy food access.
Barbados Eyes Independence and Texas Politics Mix
Long article flows between Barbados independence prospects and a Texas Democratic primary fight. Hollowell, a Grand Saline resident, will oppose Lt. Gov. Preston Smith with Houston oilman Stanley Woods on a May 7 ticket, while a medical discussion at the Granada Hotel centers on heart devices and future transplant ambitions.
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Bill Hollowell
John Connally
Preston Smith
Hollowell
Grand Saline
Houston
Stanley Woods
Woods
Wu Provicis
Lara Woods
Hallowell
Imost
Texas
Texas Police Training Gaps Highlighted By Survey
The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education reports fewer than a quarter of Texas police agencies require formal training for new officers and fewer than half have formalized minimum employment standards. The commission says lack of available standards, not will, drives the gap across agencies.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Commission On Law
Commission
Greenhill seeks re election to Texas Supreme Court seat
Joe Greenhill 51 of Houston, advancing from briefing clerk to associate justice, announced Monday his bid for a second full six year term on the Texas Supreme Court. He is in his eighth year on the court.
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Austin
Joe Greenhill
Texas Supreme Court
Greenhill
Houston
Trustees Set Election Date for Northside District
Trustees announce an election date for the Northside Independent District board seats. Voters will decide for places 5 6 and 7 as part of the forthcoming election schedule.
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Northside
Independent
Choo
Nurses Eligible for Air Force Nursing Corps Commissions
Registered nurses who are married and have no children under 18 are eligible, as are male nurses with no dependents. Applicants must graduate from approved nursing schools aged 20 to 35, and those waiting state board exams may apply. Most are commissioned as second lieutenants. higher ranks possible with training and experience. Full details at 630 S Main.
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Air Force Nursing Corps
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Artificial Heart Nearer Says Harvard Surgeon
Dr. Dwight E. Harken, a leading heart surgeon and professor of clinical surgery at Harvard Medical School, says a mechanical heart could be available within about ten years. He discusses the feasibility and timing of artificial heart devices in this overview.
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Harken
Dwight E. Harken
Harvard School of Maninian
Nawadtae Abia
Educational Advances End of Poverty Seen by 1980
San Francisco AP report quotes Undersecretary Wilbur Cohen predicting a rise in schooling to 15 years by 1980, with close to 10 million in colleges and a learning force matching labor force in 15 to 20 years. He notes increased education spending, rising public education access, and widespread nonsegregation progress. A Meadowwood Acres water plan meeting is set in West Beck County to discuss local utility and antipoverty programs.
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San Francisco
United States
Kindergar
Wilbur J. Cohen
Department of Health
Tle
Cohen
Conference of the American
the American
Eventu
California
Department
Meadowwood Acres
West Bexard
Otting
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Farmers Home and Housing Act
Leve
Businessmen urged to enter politics for good government
Mayor Pro Tem John Gatti told San Antonio Chamber of Commerce industrial committee that good business relies on a sound political climate and warned that excessive federal spending threatens the city. He cited 1965 building permits at 73 million and a 28 000 population rise as signs of growth.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Committee
Gatti
San Antonio
Robert W. Jones Jr
Roger Zeller
Jones
Chamber
Alamo City
Atomic Energy Commission
Zeller
Chamber Industrial Committee
B. J
Red” McCombs
HemisFair
Louis Pitluk
Pitluk Advertising Agency
Alamo Heights Council Sets Filing Deadline and Repairs
The Alamo Heights Town Council set 5 p.m. March 4 as the filing deadline for three council seats to be voted on April 5. Seats 3 4 and 5 are held by W L Clyborne Joseph Walsh and George Laughead. The council also agreed to repair the oldest water tower behind city hall. Fire Chief Pat Forester reported 163 calls in 1965 and fire damage totaled $10000.
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Alamo Heights
W. L. Clyborne
Joseph Walsh
George Laughead
Pat Forester
Tuition Raise for Nonresident Students at University of Maine
In Orono Maine the University of Maine will raise annual tuition for nonresident students from 800 to 1000 dollars starting next fall. The notice appears in the AP report detailing the change and its impact on out of state enrollees.
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Orono, Maine
University of Maine
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