Doctors Review Treatments For Painful Periods And Osteoarthritis Nodules
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses ovarian hormone therapy for dysmenorrhea with stilbestrol and progestin regimens that can reduce pain and normalise menstruation in teens. He notes most patients improve within months and treatment may stop without relapse. The piece also covers hereditary osteoarthritis nodules on finger joints, mainly affecting women, with rare discharge and little required treatment.
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Sarah Cheatum
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Robert M. Stecher
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Supreme Court Rules Trash Hauler Not Public Carrier
Arizona Supreme Court upholds ruling that private trash collection falls outside state corporation commission regulation. John Visco of Arizona Mill Supply challenged the commission’s authority, with the court deciding only public service monopolies can be regulated. The complaint against Visco for hauling without a state certificate was dismissed.
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Speakers set for Western Regional AJC program at Safari Hotel
The Western Regional Conference of the American Jewish Committee will run January 16 to 19 at the Safari Hotel chaired by Newton Rosenzweig. Notable speakers include Morris B. Abram David Danzig and A Harold Murray with a January 18 panel on The Crisis in Race Relations featuring urban league executive director Charles Harlins and other leaders. Phoenix unit executives and members listed. The AJC founded in 1906 is a pioneer human relations agency advancing civil rights and combating bigotry.
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Jarris Kaplan
Phoenix
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Herbert Finn
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M. B. Goldman, Jr
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Melvin Myland
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Harold Toback
Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Christmas Foreign Aid Tactics
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of arm twisting lawmakers over a $3 billion foreign aid bill during the holidays. The White House dismisses the charge as campaign rhetoric as Goldwater, recovering from heel surgery, aims to vote against the measure in Washington.
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Stassen weighs presidential bid urged by Eisenhower
Former Minnesota governor Harold E. Stassen said he may enter the Republican presidential race after being urged by Dwight D. Eisenhower. He plans a decision next month and would focus on primaries if he runs. He backs Ike policies plus Kennedy era steps like nuclear test bans and civil rights.
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UPI
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Romney invites GOP hopefuls to visit Michigan
Gov. George Romney said he invited four possible 1964 presidential contenders to Michigan. He will introduce Gov. William Scranton at a Detroit dinner on Feb. 10 and would introduce any of the others to Michigan voters. Romney noted Scranton’s organized support and Eisenhower ties, and said Lodge is unavailable due to duties in South Vietnam.
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Senate Holds Two-Second Session in Historic Quick Meet
The U S Senate met for record purposes only in a two second session, skipping the opening prayer as the four present fulfilled the three day meeting requirement. The House followed with a similarly brief session three hours later as final adjournment for the year looms. Senator Proxmire warned of an all day fight Monday over the three billion foreign aid bill and a controversial wheat credit amendment.
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Cosmetics Firm Sued Over Prices
Justice Department accuses Max Factor and Co. of illegal price fixing in cosmetics. The civil anti trust suit seeks a federal court ruling in Kansas City Missouri to halt the alleged markup and price conspiracy with retailers dating back to 1959. Max Factor, a major national cosmetics maker, faces the action.
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UPI
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Max Factor
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