Doctor Urges Labeling Drugs to Help Poisoned Children
AMA release cites poisonings as a leading cause of accidental child deaths. Dr. J L Wolfson of Ann Arbor urges druggists to label bottles with the contained drug to aid emergency treatment and save time for patients and physicians. He notes that many adults misidentify medications in a purse or bag and suggests doctors instruct labeling in prescriptions. The piece also discusses middle or late life diabetes, requests for Dr. Alvarez booklets, and explains cystic mastitis and breast nodules with cancer warning signals.
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Pope Paul VI urges world to avoid war and division
The Pope appealed for peace from Castel Gandolfo saying current trends show a crumbling base for peace. He warned of nationalism prestige politics and armaments races fueling division. He urged men of goodwill to reflect and extend heartfelt responsibility and blessing. The Vatican noted 1964 marks WWII's 25th anniversary and WWI's 50th.
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Logan Rosary Set Tomorrow
A rosary for Frank Logan will be recited tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Logan, 45, of 7513 E. Minnewa, died early Monday of a heart attack. Requiem mass will be Friday at 9 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery.
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Would-Be Assassin Held
Jimmy Eugene Smith 23 of Bristol Tennessee was held by Secret Service and FBI after he claimed he tried to kill President Johnson three times. He said he drew a bead on a window at the White House but fled due to pedestrians. Police also held him on a robbery charge in Los Angeles.
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Markets mixed as stocks edge up and down in quiet session
UPI reports a narrow stock market day with gains for Bethlehem Steel Republic and several automakers while Chrysler and GM slip. Du Pont falls 4 percent as Kodak and Union Carbide rise about 1 percent. IBM drops 2 percent and Zenith 1 percent. Trans World Airlines and Pan American show mixed moves with solid gains for North American Aviation and U S Smelting rising 3 percent.
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Hayden toCampaign in Phoenix for Three Day Visit
Senator Carl Hayden arrives in Phoenix for a three day campaign stop on behalf of former assistant Roy Elson. He plans short addresses at the Westward Ho Hotel, tapes in Phoenix, and talks with local Democrats before returning to Washington for the Senate reconvening.
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Temperatures Over Nation Week Weather Summary
United Press International reports the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. saw varied temperatures and precipitation across the nation. Data highlights regional contrasts with hot spots and cooler pockets noted by weather stations.
St Josephs births and area couples announce new arrivals
Birth notices from St Josephs and area families report a girl for Mr and Mrs Frank Formich Ella 6449 E Fairview Dr Aug 24 a boy for Mr and Mrs Gustavus Engstrom 2024 N 51st St Aug 20 a boy for Mr and Mrs Fred Reicert 6613 E Wilshire Aug 20 a girl for Mr and Mrs Philip Lewis Aug 1 Aug 22 and a boy for Mr and Mrs Stephen May 4933 E Indianola Aug 22 marriage licenses issued by Maricopa County Clerk Edward Gish and Melda Scott Theo G Polesky and Margaret Hunsperger
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N. 51St St
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Stephen May
E. Indianola
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale artist fights denial of home studio over neighbors
Agnese Adinetti, a 24 year old sculptor and painter in Scottsdale, says she has faced anonymous insults and vandalism after the board of adjustments denied her variance to build a studio behind her home at 6401 East Vernon Street. Neighbors argued the studio would be a commercial use and criticized her steel and concrete sculpture in the front yard.
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Government forces suffer heavy losses in week of fighting
Government troops faced a brutal week with 95 killed while Viet Cong losses reached 175, yielding a deadly kill ratio of nearly three government soldiers for every two rebels. The figure covered events through Saturday amid mounting political riots in Saigon.
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