VIPs Pay Daily Fees for Military Hospital Care
Defense Department explains that Senators Congressmen Cabinet members and other VIPs are charged 57 dollars a day for care in military hospitals a flat rate covering medicine and meals. The President pays 1.75 dollars a day for subsistence. Jacqueline Kennedy incurred 1.75 daily charges during a recent stay at Otis Air Force Base Hospital.
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Macmillan watches Stratford by election for political clue
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan awaited the Stratford on Avon by election results to gauge his government's fate after the Profumo scandal. Conservative Angus Maude led potential gains against Labor Andrew Faulds and Liberal Derick Mirfin as a crucial test for the government.
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Iron deficiency anemia corrected by iron not vitamins
Dr Ernest Beutler stresses iron deficiency as the primary fix for secondary anemia. He argues against routine iron shots or vitamin B12, noting liver extract is ineffective and iron by mouth or injections only when needed. He cites cases of hidden cancers causing blood loss and urges addressing the underlying cause rather than indiscriminate treatment.
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Quackery Watchdog Exposes Fake Medical Devices
In a Washington column, the author jokes about licensing quacks to ease doctor shortages but counters with a FDA exhibit of bogus devices. A “sonus film-osonic” supposedly cures illnesses via music impulses and a “microdynameter” supposedly diagnoses diseases by body current, failing on a corpse test.
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Phoenix Police Named In False Arrest Action
A $150000 false arrest suit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court accuses Phoenix Police Chief Charles Thomas two officers the city of Phoenix and two store operators of unlawfully arresting Don Lloyd Cox for a 1960 burglary later confessed to by others. The suit alleges Cox was jailed eight hours after the July 13 1960 arrest and charged over 395 dollars in stolen public safety items. It names arresting officers Sam Bo Hewe Hubert W Johnson Tom N Moody of Stop and Swap Shop and M Clyde Garner of Garner Trading Post as defendants and claims Moody and Garner tied Cox to the crime through vendor testimony and lie and handwriting tests linked him to the burglary.
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M. Clyde Garner
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Fannin Plans Mortgage Loan Review With Arizona Leaders
Governor Paul Fannin will meet with Senate President Clarence Carpenter House Speaker W B Barkley and other lawmakers to probe mortgage firms raising payments beyond tax increases. He may pursue corrective legislation, noting possible state wide scope and asking Attorney General Pickrell to examine laws. Joyce Baumgartner of Scottsdale made Wagner College Dean's List.
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Thieves Take Three Six-Packs From Church Ice Box
Burglars broke a southwest window at the old Catholic Church on 103 S Brown Ave now used by the Knights of Columbus. They took three six packs of beer from an ice box in a back bar and drank four bottles outside. Police found two bottles of liquor left behind.
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S. Brown Ave
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