The Doctor and Old Folk Medicine The Mayo Clime View
Emeritus consultant recalls starting practice in 1907 and studying folk remedies. He describes amulets, vinegar and herbs, the grandmother as influence, and the lasting impact of ancient humors beliefs on treatment. He notes drug-company interest in traditional cures and warns against unnecessary purging and overhydration.
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Jarvis
New
Gandhi
Canada
Quit smoking advised with firm commitment and plan
Dr Ware urges complete tobacco cessation not cutting down, with a fixed start date and public pledge. He notes spouses must support quitters and suggests gum as a first hour aid, while Dr Bartemeier warns quitting may shift to other habits and weight gain.
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Leo H. Bartemeier
Bartemeier
Baltimore
Police College Urged by Arizona Officials
Police Chief Walter Nemetz urged a four year college program for police officers in the Valley. He joins a Governor's Safety Conference panel at Ramada Inn Phoenix to discuss training in law enforcement and improving officer public image. Chandler police chief and a Pima County sheriff's representative will also attend.
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Ramada Inn
Phoenix
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Nemetz
Arizona
California
Chandler
Pima County
Obituaries: Godber Hart Services Held In Valley
Walter L. Godber 64 of 304 W Fourth St died Wednesday in St Josephs Hospital Phoenix. Funeral 2 p.m. Messinger Mortuary with burial at Green Acres Memorial Park. Survivors include Frances Godber wife two sons Walter L Godber Jr Scottsdale James Godber Palm Desert Calif a brother Paul Godber Sierra Madre Calif a sister Madeline Ashton El Segundo Calif and five grandchildren Memorials to Heart Fund. Clarence M Mike Hart Kingman died Wednesday Scottsdale Baptist Hospital funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Messinger Chapel with private cremation. Survivors Florence Ann Hart wife Eugene A Hart Las Vegas and four grandchildren. Hart was Citi zens Utility Co Kingman manager for 31 years moved 1932 from San Francisco. Member Mohave Chamber of Commerce Kingman American Legion Rotary Club American Institute of Electrical Engineers Masonic Lodge Richfield Idaho. He moved here three years ago from St Louis. He left Delores Henry Phoenix a brother William Just Kentucky a half brother Gus Martin St Louis two sisters Elsie Fiebeger Montebello Calif Minnie Hoefelmann St Louis and three grandchildren. Just owned C H Just Wholesale Produce Co St Louis before retirement. He was a Polar Star Lodge member.
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Walter L. Godber
Fourth St
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Messinger
John F. Shaw
Green Acres Memorial Park
Masonic
Godber
Indian School Rd
Scott
Sierra Madre
Calif
Madeline Ashton
Clarence M
Mike) Hart
Kingman
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Messinger Chapel
Albert B. Cavanaugh
Florence Ann Hart
Eugene A. Hart
Las Vegas
Hailey
Idaho
Hart
Citizen’s Utility Co
Delores Henry
William Just
Kentucky
Gus Martin
St. Louis
Elsie Fiebeger
Montebello
Minnie Hoefelmann
Just
C. H. Just Wholesale Produce Co
Polar Star Lodge No. 79
Senate Finance Panel Approves $11.5 Billion Tax Cut
The 17 member Finance Committee voted 12 to 5 for the largest tax cut in history. The plan, expanding House action, would slash rates for individuals and corporations with most reductions in this year and the rest on January 1 1960. President Johnson pressed to restore excise taxes amid a two hour session.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Finance Committee
House
U.S
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Treasury
Funeral services for Carl H. Just announced
Funeral services for Carl H. Just, 65, of 4807 N 82nd St, will be at 10 a.m. Monday in the Messinger Mortuary Chapel with Pastor Paul L. Baumgartner officiating. The Masonic funeral committee will handle Masonic services at Greenwood Memorial Park before interment. Mrs Minnie A. Just and son Wilbert C. Just of Scottsdale are noted in the notice.
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Carl H. Just
N. 82Nd St
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
Paul L. Baumgartner
Greenwood Memorial Park
Minnie A. Just
Wilbert C. Just
Scottsdale
Record of marriage licenses issued in Maricopa County
The Maricopa County clerk issued licenses to Frederick John Loose 19 Phoenix and Sue Ann Taylor 17 Scottsdale to Orval May Jr. 27 and Thalia Kelly 28 Scottsdale to Walter Forbes Thornton 24 and Mary Sarah Fitzpatrick 19 Scottsdale.
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Maricopa County
Doctors Detail Kennedy's Final Thirty Minutes
The Texas Journal of Medicine publishes a report by seven Dallas area physicians from Texas Southwestern Medical School at Parkland Hospital describing Kennedy's last moments. They note a neck and head wound, no pulse, dilated fixed eyes, and little heart activity despite resuscitation efforts. The team pronounced Kennedy dead at 2 p.m. EST after about 30 minutes of attempts.
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Austin
Tex
UPI
Kennedy
Texas State Journal of Medicine
Texas Southwestern Medical School
Parkland Hospital
Dallas
Charles J. Carrico
Carrico
William Kemp Clark
Jenkins
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