Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant questioned on hypoglycemia claims
Letter writer challenges a Mayo Clinic emeritus consultant on a five year hypoglycemia diet for functional hyperinsulinism. He cites normal blood sugar data and cites Mayo Clinic records showing no X ray benefit after breast cancer surgery. Dr Sonneland and Manchester study findings are discussed, and Alvarez cancer booklet offer is noted.
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John Sonneland
Spokane
Stuart Harrington
Mayo Clinic
New Evidence in Keeler Profumo Case Sparks Rehearings
In London UPI reports court hints at new disclosures in the Profumo scandal as Christine Keeler tape emerges. A Jamaican musician Aloysius Gordon gains appeal permission after judges accept new evidence in his beating conviction, while Macmillan faces pressure from Conservative MPs.
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London
UPI
Profumo
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Christine
Hidk
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Labor Party
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
Court of Criminal Appeal
Ashe Lincoln
Miss Keeler
U S To Counter Hoffa's Charges In Nashville
Federal attorneys were to respond to defense claims that investigators pressured witnesses before the grand jury that indicted Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and 10 others for jury tampering and related offenses. The hearing before Judge Frank Gray Jr. on pretrial motions is set for July 22 amidst accusations of improper conduct by prosecutors and threats to witnesses.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Justice Department
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Hoffa
Thomas Ewing Parks
Robert Kennedy
Frank Gray Jr
Gray
Labor Secretary criticizes rail strike stalemate in U.S.
Washington UPI Wirtz says railroads and unions show little real effort to settle the work rules dispute. President Kennedy names a mediation committee led by Wirtz to propose a settlement ahead of Congress action. Both sides pause strikes until July 29, while arbitration is kept as a last resort. R.E. Davidson praises ongoing mediation prospects amid mutual openness to third-party help.
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Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
R.E. Davidson
The
Brotherhood of Engineers
Rescued Boys Plan Summer Fun After Mine Ordeal
Three boys aged 13 and 14, Danny O Kain, Billy Burke and Bobby Abbott, are recovering in St. Clair Memorial Hospital after being lost for two days in the No 2 mine of the Castle Shannon Coal Co. They plan bike riding swimming and baseball for the rest of the summer. Bobby and Danny could be discharged soon while Billy remains for chest X rays. An official says the mine entrance will be sealed and filled with cement.
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Edward DI Pietro
Pittsburgh
UPI
Danny O’kain
Billy Burke
Bobby Abbott
Bobby
Burke
St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Castle Shannon Coal Co
J. A. Blackman
Porter's Named In Court Suit
Andrew Tomlinson trustee for N. Porter Mercantile Co. sues four directors of the bankrupt firm for 116,706 dollars. The suit claims the Phoenix Tucson Tempe and Scottsdale stores had 800,000 dollars in debts a year before bankruptcy and that directors allowed stockholders to divert 116,706 dollars of capital funds for personal use.
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Phoenix
UPS
Andrew Tomlinson
N. Porter Mercantile Co
Tomlinson
Harold C. Porter
William N. Porter
Fred S. Porter, Sr
Fred S. Porter Jr
Tucson
Tempe
Scottsdale
Record of Births for July Dates and Families
The Record notes at St. Joseph's and two other homes births of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young at 8830 F. Granada on July 12, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. PL Page at 6908 E Culver on July 14, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. John Adams at 43526 N. 87th St. on July 12.
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Baptist
Jack Young
Granada
E Culver
St. Joseph's
John Adams
87Th St
Hospitals Protest Blue Cross Subsidy Plan in Phoenix
A group of eight Arizona hospital representatives accused Arizona Blue Cross of policies risking bankruptcy for small hospitals and promoting socialized medicine. They urged repayment of a three percent subsidy and corrections in payments while three percent of patient payments were deferred to bolster Blue Cross reserves.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona Blue Cross Organization
Arizona
Blue Cross
Memorial
Maryvale
Northwest
Mesa Luthern
St. Luke’s Scottsdale Baptist
Tucson Medical Center
Emmett McLoughlin
Memorial Hospital
Board of Trustees of
McLoughlin
Blue Cross Board of Directors
Mexican Americans warn of race pressure backfire in LA
In a closed meeting before the Los Angeles County Commission on Human Relations, about 60 Mexican-American leaders warned that intensified civil rights pressure by African Americans may backfire. Ray Mora of the California Democratic Central Committee said employers fear retaliation and may fire Mexican-Americans to hire Blacks, a view some attendees supported while others denied such problems.
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Los Angeles County Commission On Human Relations
Ray Mora
California Democratic Central Committee
Los Angeles Times
Mora
Ehrenburg Returns to Public View After Khrushchev Denunciation
Ilya Ehrenburg 73, famed Soviet letter writer, attended a Bastille Day reception at the French Embassy in Moscow his first public appearance since Khrushchev denounced his "unorthodox" Stalin era views. He chatted with guests but spoke away from the chastisement. he appeared frail due to a heart ailment.
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Moscow
UPI
Ilya Ehrenburg
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ehrenburg
Interest Rate Hike Opposed By Union
AFL-CIO President George Meany urged the Federal Reserve Board to resist any increases in interest rates. In a letter to Chairman William Martin Meany called tighter money supply moves dangerous and pressed for lower rates to stimulate the economy.
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Washington
Upi
Afl-Cio
Federal Reserve Board
George Meany
Reserve Board
Willam Martin
Meany
Barry Goldwater Backers Face Rockefeller Counter Move
Washington reports say Barry Goldwater supporters view New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s attack on the GOP radical right as a challenge. Rockefeller warned the party risks subversion by a radical right fringe and urged focus on northern industrial areas as well as southern turnout. He cited the San Francisco Young Republicans convention as proof of radical right influence and promised a civil rights resolution at the governors conference.
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Albuquerque
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Bakersfield
Spokane
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TJ Thermal
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Safford
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Springerville
Voahoma City
Tucson
Spreuas
Pettshuech
Winslow Portland
Vuma
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
GOP
Goldwater
Mundt Calls for Tougher Cuba Boycott Action
Senator Karl Mundt urges the Kennedy administration to strengthen the Cuba boycott with a four part plan. He proposes denying port access to ships trading with Cuba, tying foreign aid to anti-C Castro efforts, and asking OAS and NATO to halt trade with Cuba, plus urging other non Communist nations to join. Mundt notes rising Soviet bloc shipping to Cuba and faults enforcement of aid restrictions as virtually inapplicable.
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Washington
UPI
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Kennedy
Cuba
Mundt
U.S
Organization of American States
NATO
Senate
U.s.-Cuba
GOP
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