Heredity study links Lindau disease to family history
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant notes the Albany Medical Center team traced Lindau disease across seven generations. They found cataracts, brain tumors, angiomas, and cysts in eyes and organs, showing variable expression within families and highlighting early recognition for possible treatment.
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Lindau
Jack Goodman
F. C. Peck, Jr
Emil J. Kleinholz
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Lippincott
Goodman
Yes
Gettysburg Reenactment Marks 100th Battle Anniversary
The Gettysburg Centennial Commission stages a 3 PM reenactment of Pickett’s Charge with Confederate troops on Seminary Ridge. About 40,000 expected for the three day observance ending with a unity pledge. Walter Abel and George F. Eliot narrate as artifacts of history are recalled. Pennsylvania spent 128000 on the event with free admission. A parade featuring 6500 marchers, 20 bands and 20 floats highlighted the centennial festivities.
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William Edenburger
Gettysburg, Pa
UPI
Pickett
Battle of
Gettysburg
Seminary Ridge
George Pickett
George McClellan
Army of the Potomac
E. Lee
Sons of the South
Cemery Ridge
Walter Abel
Samuel Wilkenson
George F. Eliot
Wilkenson
Pennsylvania
Scouts Set Out On Four Day Mogollon Rim Excursion
Fourteen Boy Scouts from Troop 294 depart on a four day trek to the Mogollon Rim from Geronimo near Pine to woods Canyon Lake area. Scoutmaster Hugh McCoy and Asst Scoutmaster Stan Galloway accompany the group. The outing, sponsored by Ingleside PTA, covers about fifty miles and ends below Woods Canyon Lake.
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Mogollon Rim
Hugh McCoy
E. Rose Circle Dr
Stan Galloway
N. 49Th St
Geronimo
Pine
Woods Canyon Lake
The
Ingleside Pta
Dodd Calls for Tighter Loyalty Checks on Newsmen
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd urged closer loyalty screenings for American news reporters as the Senate Internal Security subcommittee released March 1962 testimony from Robert Taber a CBS correspondent and Fair Play for Cuba Committee founder. Taber denied Castro money and communist ties while recounting his Bay of Pigs involvement and Cuba coverage.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Internal Security
Dodd
Robert Taber
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Cuba
Taber
United States
Fidel Castro
Fair Play For
Revolucion
el Mundo
Bay of Pigs
Castro
Winds blamed for Mohawk Airlines crash near Rochester
Survivors testified gusty winds sparked the Mohawk Airlines Martin 404 crash as a severe thunder and hail storm raked Rochester Airport. Seven people died and 36 were injured including NY State Human Rights Commission staff and corporate executives aboard.
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Rochester
N.Y
UPI
Mohawk Airlines
New York State Commission On Human Rights
White Plains
Newark
N.J
State Human Rights Commission
Lloyd Trent
Southliff
John B. Sullivan
Tuckahoe
Edward Rutledge
Croton
Hudson
Gene K. Beare
Sylvania
David K. Elwell
Charles D. McAdams
MacNaughton (Publishing
Frank E. Gannett
Gannett Newspapers
Charles Yelen
Hickok Manufacturing Corp
Morris Housel
International Business Machines
Henry Fetz
Cheseborough- Ponds Manufacturing Co
Autopsy Finds Prospector Died Of Heart Attack
Nogales autopsy concludes Alfonso Bachelier a 53 year old prospector died of a heart attack. Sheriff Zeke Bejarano said he had been dead two or three days. A revolver was found but not fired and a canteen hung over his shoulder. Bachelier had been missing since Thursday after venturing from two companions to find water near Ruby Arizona, a ghost mining town 35 miles west of Nogales, while seeking a legendary cache of silver and gold.
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Nogales
UPI
U.S
Santa Cruz
Zeke Bejarano
Alfonso Bachelier
Bachelier
Arizona
Ruby
Births and Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
The Record Births lists a July 1 girl for Baptist Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hayes and a July 1 boy for Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Pechholt. Good Samaritan notes a June 28 girl for Dennie Scharfen berg and June 30 girl for Frank Bender. John Hill and spouse welcome a June 29 girl. Maricopa County issues a marriage license to Bill Dykes and Manya Dianne Shelgerson, both of Sentisdale.
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Paul Hayes
N. Mockingbird Lane
Gaston Pechholt
E. Fillmore
Dennie Scharfenberg
S. Pueblo Way
Frank Bender
N. 66Th St
John Hill
E. San Miguel
Maricopa County
Dads and hats spark mock Freudian theory in satire
Washington writer Dick West riffs on a London editor’s claim that men shed hats due to Oedipus complex ties to father figures. The piece humorously blames paternal influence for fedoraphobia and urges hat talks with sons while calling for a government funded study to explain what actually causes middle age hatlessness.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
London
John Taylor
Taylor
Kennedy
Great Britain
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Congressmeen
Dickson Electronics Expands Plant Space and Capacity
Dickson Electronics Corp. announces a 3000 square foot addition to its manufacturing plant. President Don Dickson says equipment moved to the Wells Fargo site to house a new machine shop drafting and specifications control. The expansion will enable more life and environmental testing of high reliability components and subcontracts for Apollo program NASA contractors. Plans call for a 75000 square foot building by July 1964. The current plant spans 25000 square feet across five buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickson Electronics Corp
Don Dickson
Western Lithographers
Wells Fargo
Dickson
Second Street
Alicia Patterson Dies In Hospital Publisher Of Newsday
Alicia Patterson, 56, editor and founder of Newsday, died at Doctor's Hospital New York after ulcer illness and three emergency stomach operations. She led the Long Island tabloid and belonged to the Patterson-Medill-McCormack publishing dynasty. brother James J. Patterson serves as assistant managing editor of the News.
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New York
UPI
Alicia Patterson
Long Island
Newsday
Patterson-Medill-McCormack
Doctor's Hospital
Miss Patterson
New York Daily News
The
Chicago Tribune
James J. Patterson
News
Griffith Park brush fire near Los Angeles controlled
Firefighters halted a Griffith Park blaze that blackened 200 acres and neared the zoo within 50 feet after winds fanned the flames. More than 1,200 people were evacuated as 200 plus firefighters with air tankers and engines fought the fire, likely started by a discarded cigarette.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Griffith Park
Traffic Flow survey underway in Scottsdale area
A team from the Arizona Highway Department surveys traffic in Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa and Maricopa County. Public works director Kenneth McDonald says the study covers parking conditions and origins destinations speeds and capacity as part of a master plan to qualify for federal highway aid. Scottsdale pays 7500 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Highway Department
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
Maricopa County
Kenneth McDonald
McDonald
Jet Sets Transcontinental Speed Record
Trans World Airlines says a Boeing 707 Starstream jet piloted by Capt. William Townsend from New York to Los Angeles completed the journey in 4 hours 21 minutes with 115 passengers, beating the previous record by 22 minutes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Trans World Airlines Today
New York
William Townsend
TWA
Traffic Deaths Forecast Hit 650 During Fourth of July Weekend
The National Safety Council warned 550 to 650 people could die and 24 000 to 28 000 may be injured in the Independence Day holiday weekend from 6 p m Friday to midnight Sunday. Drinking and speeding were cited as major causes. Weather predicted sun in the east and warm, with partly cloudy skies elsewhere.
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National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
Council
Weather Bureau
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Mayo Clinic
National Park Service
Stars and Stripes
Richard Baldwin
Danbury, Conn
Peter Beck
Richard M. Dennis
Redbank
John W. Neff
Wilmington
Del
Roy Drew
Pelham
Sylvania Electric Products Corp
Lee O’dell
Westport
Morris Falk
Cos Cob
Conn
Lee Davenport
Greenwich
Prospector
NASA
Brian Schweikart
Scottsdale High School
Aspen, Colo
Cincinnati Civic Orchestra
Herman Schweikart
E. Osborn Rd
Wesley A. Young
Ronald Robertson
Shank
E. McDowell
Jet
United Press International
Bank OF Scottsdale
Scotty
Scott-Chek
Scott-Loan
N. Scot
Tsdale Road
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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