Doctor’s advice aids families facing mental illness and heart surgery progress
An emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant reviews Edith Stern’s booklet for families dealing with mental illness and hospital care. She outlines hospital options, patient routines, family roles, and postcare. another doctor details Dr. Denton Cooley’s pediatric heart repair successes at Texas Children’s Hospital, noting survival and skill observations.
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Baylor University College of Medicine
Houston
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Texas Children’s Hospital
Jordan Appoints Ibn Nasser to Lead Transitional Government
Premier Sharif Hussein Ibn Nasser warned Jordanian troops will strike ruthlessly to deter attempts to topple the pro Western King Husain. The 27 year old was named to head a transitional government after Parliament’s dissolution and new elections in response to Arab unity protests under the United Arab Republic. Bedouin soldiers dispersed a Sunday anti government demonstration in Amman firing over students heads. Army patrols, road blocks, and a curfew in Jeruselam’s Jordanian sector marked the crisis with ongoing pro Nasser sentiment.
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Last Of Fidel's Yank Captives To Be Freed
The last 27 Americans held in Cuba prepared for a freedom flight to the United States. New York attorney James B. Donovan, who negotiated the release, said his year long mission is fulfilled. Donovan noted 1 000 more refugees will depart later this week, boosting total released to more than 5 000. The Swiss Embassy said the group would depart aboard the chartered plane that brought Donovan to Cuba. The Cuban government described the release as clemency and said it involved no further pledges of aid. The mission ends imminently with no further trips planned.
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Hart targets cherry pie packaging standards in Congress
Senator Philip Hart of Michigan, a cherry crop state, denounces a frozen cherry pie as misrepresenting content. He found an eight inch pie had 40 cherries, far fewer than the 34 shown, and called on the FDA to set packing standards. He notes a ten inch pie from the Senate cafeteria contained 163 cherries.
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Physician and son found unharmed after day missing
Dr. James Stover and his son Dan were missing for a day in rugged country north of Wickenburg. Maricopa and Yavapai sheriff's posses found them unharmed. their Jeep was stuck in river mud about miles north of town.
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Births and marriages recorded in Maricopa county listing
Birth announcements note a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Marshall at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale on April 20 and a boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Schuerman in Scottsdale on April 20. County records list marriage licenses issued to Paul Raymond Beardsley and Cathryn Elder of Scottsdale and to George Ellison Wilisell and Maryann Skuczyk of Phoenix and Scottsdale respectively.
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Snow and Heat Sweep Across Regions With Record Lows and Highs
United Press International reports widespread winter and heat events as 18 inches of snow hit the Rockies and northern Colorado, while the Southern Plains baked in a heat wave. Oklahoma City logged a new all time high for the date at 90 degrees and Presidio, Texas reached 109.
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Temperatures Over Nation Report
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. show a range from 10 to 34 degrees with measurable precipitation noted across regions. Data summarizes a broad national pattern including colder northern areas and milder southern zones, with variability in rainfall or snow.
Zoning Meeting Deliberations Include Several Applications
The city planning and zoning commission meets at 8 p m in the council chambers with a light agenda. They will rule on two county zoning requests for a trailer park on 32nd Street and study plats for Shea Paradise and Villa Monterey subdivisions. Applicants seek zoning for a warehouse at 3018 N Scottsdale Road to explain the proposal. The council previously denied rezoning from R1-7 to C-4 and the applicant may pursue C-3 highway commercial.
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Maricopa County
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Villa Monterey
N. Scottsdale Road
Regents warn on capital fund cuts harming education in Arizona
The State Board of Regents says lack of legislative approval for capital outlay funds threatens both quality and quantity of higher education in Arizona. The Senate cut 13 million dollars, the House cut further, with needs cited for a new ASU library, classrooms, and facilities at Arizona State College. The board warned retrenchment would bring social and economic losses and national disapproval.
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Spring Round Up Slated By Chamber
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sets its annual Spring Round-Up for May 25 at Camelback Inn. Tickets are $3 at the Chamber office and include dinner, dancing and entertainment.
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Camelback Inn
Chamber
Capsule Mated To Atlas For Cooper Flight At Cape Canaveral
Technicians installed the Faith-7 capsule atop an Atlas rocket at Cape Canaveral in preparation for Gordon Cooper Jr. to fly May 14 or thereabouts aboard what would be a record orbital mission. The nine gyro scopes prompted a postponement, with final mating and system checks expected to finish today before launch into the Pacific the next day.
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Space Woman Stated Sputnik Mission
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 15, an unmanned Earth satellite with scientific apparatus, Tass said all systems function normally. Speculation suggests a future manned mission possibly involving a woman, though no confirmation. Western observers note it as the 15th in the unmanned program ahead of any crewed flight.
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