The Doctor Explains Neuritis Causes and Symptoms
Dr Walter C Alvarez discusses neuritis causes, including nerve inflammation, pain patterns, parasthesias, and signs of nerve involvement. He notes triggers like diabetes, pernicious anemia, poisons such as alcohol, and nerve root irritation from herniated disks. He also urges reading his booklet on hardening arteries and cholesterol.
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Norman P. Goldstein
Rochester
Minn
Alvarez
Walter C. Alvarez
Des Moines
Iowa
Wostal Funeral Planned for Emily M. Wostal
Emily M. Wostal aged 70 of La Crosse Wisconsin died Saturday in Baptist Hospital. Graveside services will be held Wednesday in La Crosse with burial in the family plot. Survived by two sons Robert H. of Scottsdale and Keith W. of Barahoo a brother George Smith a sister Mayme Wittman and one grandchild.
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la Crosse
Wis
Cecilia Anna Dube
Cecilia Anna Duba
Samaritan Hospital
Duba
Delores Nelson
Scottsdale
Columbus
Mont
Eastern Star
Ralph L
Mesa
J. C
Helena
Nelson
Messinger Mortuary
Johnston Calhoun
Phoenix
Civil rights demonstrators picket GOP convention site
Civil rights activists led by CORE marchers and counter protestors gathered near the Cow Palace in San Francisco as delegates prepared to nominate Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater. The Sunday rally drew 40 percent Black attendees and featured leaders like Rockefeller, Javits, and Keating backing Scranton.
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San Francisco
UPT
Cow Palace
Arizona
Goldwater
Abraham Lincoln
The
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Ity
CORE
Thomas Cahill
American Nazi Party
American Broadcasting Co
Eisenhower
Scranton
Body Identified Suspect in Mississippi River Find
The lower half of a body was recovered from the Mississippi River near Davis Island seventeen miles south of Tallulah Louisiana. An FBI agent said there is a good possibility it belongs to one of three missing civil rights workers. The body was transported to Jackson Mississippi.
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FBI
Davis Island
Tallulah
Jackson
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Polenick Seeks Dist 26 Seat in State House Race
Charles Polenick of 5102 E Desert Jewel Dr is a Republican candidate for the Arizona state House district 26. He is a real estate broker research writer and editor of the Maricopa County Advisory Council bulletin. He supports tougher laws against child molesters lower taxes and higher teacher salaries. The seat is open as Republican Don Reese isn't seeking re election.
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Charles Polenick
Desert Jewel Dr
Century
Paradise
Honda
Kiva
Mohave
Navajo
Arcadia
Pima
Polenick
Maricopa County
Don Reese
Eisenhower Stays Neutral in GOP Platform Feud
Former President Eisenhower maintained neutrality amid a Republican platform clash between Gov. Scranton and Sen. Goldwater. He praised Scranton for prompting open debate and planned a news conference after arriving at the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco.
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UPN
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W. Scranton
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Scranton
St. Francis Hotel
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