Footwear clues and heredity in brain disease noted
An article discusses athlete's foot causes from mold and dyes in shoes, then shifts to studies by Goldberg Soper and Hinton on retarded children with psychotic symptoms. It highlights family nervous diseases, obstetric factors, and EEG findings, noting Alzheimer’s as hereditary in some families and the lack of a known remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Feldman
M.D
K. A. Chandler
L. L. Levy
G. H. Glaser
Bulldozer Kills Minister in Cleveland Civil Rights Clash
In Cleveland a white Presbyterian minister Rev Bruce W Klunder 26 was crushed by a bulldozer during a protest over school segregation. Police battled about 1000 demonstrators as violence spread. 15 injured and 22 arrested. A Kansas City race rights vote also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Cleveland
Ohio
Bruce William Klunder
John White
Kansas City
UN Moves to Avert Cyprus Greco Turkish Clash
United Nations officials seek to stop a fresh Cyprus crisis over the Nicosia Kyrenia highway as Greek Cypriot leader Makarios threatens to force Turkish troops off the road. Lt General Prem Singh Gyani plans to meet Makarios with Turkish counter proposals while Greece and Turkey warn of possible intervention under long standing treaties.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
UPI
United Nations
Cyprus
Nicosia - Kyrenia
U.N
Prem Singh Gyani
Makarios
Nicosia-Kyrenia
Mediterranean
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Athens
Greece
Births and marriages reported in Phoenix area notices
Baptist Hospital records list a boy for Mr and Mrs Francis Nixon and a girl for Mr and Mrs Michael Norrie both on April 8. St Joseph's notes a girl for Mr and Mrs Eugene Weaver on April 6. Maricopa County issues multiple marriage licenses naming ten couples from Phoenix Scottsdale and Tempe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Nixon
Michael Norrie
St. Joseph’s
Eugene Weaver
N. 70Th St
Maricopa County
Earl E. Pulec
Phoenix
Betty Lee Sabo
Scottsdale
Gabriel R. Valenzuela
Marilyn Fulwilder
Donald Reed Webb Jr
Martha Lynne Stauf
Elliott Manuel
Patricia Ray
Robert A. Armola
Pegler Splits From Birch Society Over Editing
Westbrook Pegler's move to sever ties with John Birch Society magazine likely arose from a dispute about editing. Laurence E. Bunker of Wellesley, on American Opinion's advisory board, said Pegler began a series on the labor movement.
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Boston
UPS
Westbrook
Pegler
John Birch Society
Laurence E. Bunker
Wellesley
American Opinion
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