The Doctor on How Drugs Were Discovered
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez chronicles how modern medicines arose from ancient herbs and natural sources. From foxglove and digitalis to morphine, quinine, cocaine, ephedrine, and novel sedatives, he links historic remedies to contemporary drugs and their impact on heart disease asthma and surgery.
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India
Ghandhi
Gin Gait Rum Lip and Beer Bulge Warn of Booze Types
Howard University psychiatrist Dr. E Y Williams outlined signals linked to specific drinks at the National Medical Association meeting. He described gin gait rum lip and beer bulge with associated mental and physical effects from a study of about 500 alcoholics noting divorce trends among gin and wine drinkers and differing bodily impacts by beverage.
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Howard University
The
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Gingall
Williams
Arizona GOP Seeks Recall of Two Officials
PHOENIX UPI Two moves to recall state officials are underway. Republican chairman Keith Brown said petitions would target Corporation Commissioner E T Williams while Milton Stackhouse announced a group Volunteers for Better Government to seek recalls of Williams and Tax Commissioner William E Stanford.
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Eddie) Williams
Milton G. Stackhouse
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Jack) Buzard
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Congo Worries US as Congo Crisis Deepens
U S officials express grave concern over Congo chaos as the national army disintegrates and rebel uprisings threaten the central government. Undersecretary Harriman travels to Brussels to seek Belgian and African support while Washington weighs military aid limits and bilateral troop deployments. The UN and China are cited as influencing factors.
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UPI
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Congo
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Brussels
Births and Marriages in Scottsdale Area
Baptists Hospital and Good Samaritan report multiple newborns with listed parents and birth dates Aug 3 to Aug 7. Doctor's Hospital records include a July 29 birth. Maricopa County Clerk issues marriage licenses to Robert Roy Acosta and Lelain Way Kramer, both 21 of Scottsdale.
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Maricopa County
Overtime Ruling Ends Extra Pay at South Pole
President Johnson vetoed a private relief bill that would have provided overtime pay to Anthony F. Bernardo and Ambrose A. Cerrito, Navy civilians at McMurdo Sound Antarctica, finding a statutory ceiling on basic pay prevents full compensation for extra hours worked.
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UPI
Johnson
South Pole
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Ambrose A. Cerrito
Navy Department
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Markets Rise on Mixed News Across Major Industries
New York market opened modestly higher with gains led by Steels and Jones & Laughlin up about 1 percent. Chrysler edged up while GM slipped around 4 percent and Allied fell similarly. IBM recovered a 6 percent drop from Thursday.
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Polaroid
Xerox
Florida Congressman Calls Arrest for Returning Cuba Students
Representative Paul Rogers of Florida says 84 American students who visited Cuba despite Department of State rules should be arrested on their return. He frames the incident as a defiant action and urges immediate action by authorities.
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Washington
UPI
Paul Rogers
D-Fla
Cuba
Store Robberies End Quick As Suspect Nabbed In Jewelry Heist
In Phoenix police arrested 41 year old Joseph Lark of Detroit for the Thursday jewelry store theft at Jack's jewelers just seven minutes after the holdup. Employee Charles Murphy, who witnessed the robbery and traced the suspect, led officers to a dead end where Lark was captured. cash and watches were recovered.
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UPI
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Joseph Lark
Detroit
Charles. R. Murphy
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Thomas E. Nihiser
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Howland Held Without Bond In Kidnapping Case
Chester Smiley Howland arrested after abducting 6 year old Cruz Gonzales from her front yard in Phoenix. He faces holding against will with serious bodily harm and could receive a passing penalty. preliminary hearing set for Aug. 20. He previously was jailed for June 2 case involving Sherry Cummins, 8, awaiting Oct. 6 trial.
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UPI
Chester Smiley Howland
Justice of the Peace
Ida Westfal
Howland
Westfall
Cruz Gonzales
Joe A. Gonzales
Sherry Lee Cummins
Ohio
Arizona
Youth Job Office Closed Saturday
The Scottsdale Jobs for Youth office will be closed on Saturdays for the rest of the summer. Office supervisor Mrs Pat Williams said the office will operate 9 to 4 on weekdays until it discontinues operations soon.
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Pat Williams
Plea for Unity Guides Arizona Democratic Hopefuls
Scottsdale lawyer Fenton J McDonough, a Democratic primary candidate for the Rhodes seat in Congress, calls for party unity and an end to private battles. In an open letter to Haldiman and Elson he decries public legal motions, urges capable leadership, and seeks to restore the party to public trust in Arizona ahead of November elections.
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John J. Rhodes
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Joseph Haldiman
Roy Elson
Senate
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Mr. Haldiman
Arizona
Wilma Tucker Dies at Home in City
Mrs Wilma Leigh Tucker 55 died at 5 a m today in her home at 301 So Navajo Trail She moved here five years ago from Utah She is survived by her husband Richard C Tucker Services are pending at Mes singer Mortuary
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Navajo Trail
Utah
Girl fined after nightstick attack on acquitted man
Sharon Timms, 18, in Hertford, England, was fined 10 pounds after striking Joseph Lee on the head with a policeman's nightstick outside a courtroom following his acquittal of rape. She admitted waiting for him and said she was not sorry, claiming the law was unfair.
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England
UPI
Sharon Timms
Mar
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Juvenile Drag Racing Crackdown in Phoenix Courts
Phoenix juvenile court will handle drag racing cases after Judge Jack D. Hays ordered harsher penalties. An accident Wednesday left a Phoenix man injured and his son killed when their jeep was struck by a juvenile drag racer, prompting the shift from municipal to juvenile court jurisdiction.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack D. H. Hays
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