Hypnosis debated by experts and doctors in brief overview
Dr Walter C Alvarez surveys hypnosis uses and limits with medical professionals noting trained psychiatrists should guide therapy. He cites cases of pain relief and surgical anesthesia, risks of nonmedical hypnotists, and a study on overweight teens highlighting self control and diet knowledge gaps.
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Judge Dismisses Hardiman Action Against Hayden and Western Union
A federal judge dismissed two $8.2 million suits by Joseph C. Haldiman Jr. against Senator Carl Hayden and Western Union on jurisdictional grounds citing lack of complete diversity. The action targeted alleged released wires and blocked a local bank, while the city proceeds with two new park areas in northeast Phoenix and a 42-acre site at Pima and MacDonald with irrigation work and planned community facilities.
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Civil rights act tests begin as Johnson signs historic law
Washington civil rights move faces immediate tests from NAACP and CORE as leaders plan to challenge discrimination bans. King says Operation Dialogue will push Southern leaders to pledge compliance and move to Operation Implementation in 36 southern towns amid resistance from Alabama Governor Wallace.
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Markets Closed for Independence Day Across the United States
The stock markets and commodities exchanges nationwide were closed today for Independence Day. Banks in New York and most states were open, the Foreign Exchange in New York operated, and Chicago livestock market held a half-day session. Securities and commodities exchanges were open in Canada and Europe.
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Contemporaries Return Engagements At Local Venues
The Contemporaries perform tonight and tomorrow at Mewson N. Miller ia with prior appearances at Legend City Carefree International Restaurant and Dolan's. The group, organized five months ago by Jar a and Joseph Esile, continues a return engagement at Dolan's starting Sunday night.
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Mesa Junior College opens registration for second summer session
Mesa Junior College at 809 West Main Street invites students to register July 6 through 21 for the second summer session. The term runs July 20 to August 21 with tuition at 7 per semester hour. Schedules are similar to the first term ending July 17 and can be mailed or picked up at the college. The college is part of the Maricopa County Junior College system.
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Former City Manager Ken Williams Says He Feels Better
Former city manager Ken Williams, 40, reports improved health after a second heart attack and hospitalization. He plans to return to work in three to four months in administration or consulting, may relocate from his Scottsdale area home, and has visitors including Mr and Mrs Richard Malcolm who is his successor in Scottsdale.
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Sawyer blasts Goldwater as fringe risk in Arizona
Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer told Maricopa County Democrats that nominating Barry Goldwater for president would spur a new third party of “lunatic fringe” and extremist elements. He praised some conservative steps but opposed Goldwater for president, warning of a tidal wave of fanaticism.
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Jeep Club Sets Meet Tonight in Scottsdale
The Phoenix Jeep Club plans an 8 pm meeting at Jeff Siever's auditorium 713 5, 20th St. Members will view films from the club's three day jamboree held last April.
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City Seeks Youth Help For Alley Clean Up Campaign
The city appeals to youngsters to tidy alleys behind homes as part of a cleanup drive. Twenty five participants earning a ride in a city garbage truck will receive honorary Refuse Wrangler cards after alley inspections. Herman Dehner, head of the refuse department, notes one thousand cards carry the city seal and a space for the mayor’s signature.
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