Parkinson's disease questions answered by Dr. Alvarez
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez of Mayo Clinic discusses Parkinsonism on WBBM Chicago under the United Parkinson Foundation. He outlines origins names, early signs such as tremor and gait, progression to wheelchair use, and notes on treatment including exercise, physiotherapy, drugs, and Dr Irving Cooper's brain freezing operation. He answers常 questions on heredity contagion fatality and ongoing research and offers a mailed booklet request.
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Pr. Irving S. Cooper
St. Barnabas Hospital
New York City
Temperatures Across the Nation Reported by UPI
United Press International details daily weather readings with highs and lows across regions. The report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 4 am, noting regional variations and notable weather patterns affecting cities and rural areas.
Russ Chinese Resume Talks Quietly as Strained Ties Persist
Moscow and Peking resumed ideological talks after a 24 hour pause amid worsening Sino Soviet relations. Chinese negotiators reportedly received fresh instructions to answer Pravda’s attack on Chinese policy. Diplomats doubt any breakthrough. some say China may withdraw without a final meeting.
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Moscow
UPI
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Mitzi Zipf to Lead Off Book Event
Mitzi Zipf opens the fifth year of weekly book reviews at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Kiva Theater. The Scottsdale Public Library Friends sponsor the sessions in the former City Hall at 133 E. Main St after the July 25 move. Zipf, a Mesa journalist, presents the 184th review, her third appearance since the series began in 1959 by Mrs. H. D. Multer. No admission charge.
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City Hall
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Mesa
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Rites Pending For Del Grosso City Employe
Funeral arrangements for Al fred Del Grosso 54 a city plumbing inspector for 12 years were pending at Messinger Mortuary He died Tuesday at Baptist Hospital He moved here in 1960 from Belleview New Jersey where he was a plumbing and heating contractor He belonged to several Masonic and Shrine bodies and served on New Jersey juvenile conference committee He is survived by his wife Helen three sons Joseph David and Martin two daughters Marion and Joyce Babcock and three brothers and six sisters all out of state
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Messinger Mortuary
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Belleview
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Five Die In Poison Water Mishap and Accidents
On Tuesday five people died from varied causes in the Phoenix area. Kimberly Mercado, 17 months, drowned in an irrigation ditch west of Phoenix. Lloyd Roberts, 7, drowned in Salt River near Roosevelt Dam. Dion Long, child, died after drinking furniture polish at home. Victor D Ambrosio, 42, killed when a grinding wheel shattered while smoothing a weld at Utility Trailer Co. Oscar W. Chidester, 79, died after falling while repairing his roof in an apartment building.
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Gwendolyn Mac
Gila
Bill Long
Phoenix
Memorial Hospital
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Zanzibar Sets Date for Independence Oct 7
Zanzibar prime minister Sheik Mohammed Shamte announced the British protectorate is expected to gain independence on October 7. He also proposed a constitutional conference be held in October.
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Local Fire Crews Quell Pair of Blazes Near Town
Rural firefighters battled a vacant six room ranch at 4531 E Becker Lane for a 7 p m blaze with Phoenix help. the owner Theodore Fleming said the home had been empty for a month. Fire crews used air packs amid heavy smoke. Earlier, Rural units fought a trailer fire at 16228 N 39th St. damage to the Donald Acker trailer was about 1200 dollars.
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Motorola Wins $955000 Military Data Transfer Contract
Motorola's Military Electronics Division in Scottsdale won a $955,092 Army contract for 15 months of research on a multi-sensor consolidated data transfer system. Work will be at the Western Center in Phoenix with design study and feasibility demos. The award emphasizes value engineering and follow-on development potential.
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Miss U S A preliminary selects 15 semi finalists
Miss Universe judges pick 15 semifinalists from 36 contestants for the Miss U S A pageant. Six brunettes six blondes and three red haired entrants stroll before judges in bathing suits and gowns. Linda Egland of Florida wins best state costume with a space suit. Arizona’s Diane McGarry of Phoenix and Nevada’s Kathee Francis of Las Vegas advance to semis.
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UPI
Far West
Arizona
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Phoenix
Nevada
Kathee Francis
Las Vegas
FCC chief questions Phoenix broadcaster on equal time
FCC chairman E William Henry said Sherwood Gordon may not understand rules requiring equal time for opponents if he believes editorials need not invite response. Gordon, owner of KBUZ Phoenix and KSDO San Diego, opposes control and criticized hearings. House subcommittee members pressed Henry on Gordon’s claim of no equal time requests.
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Annual Pet Fair Slated Friday At Scottsdale Schools
Hamsters parakeets dogs and cats will strut at the third annual Pet Fair Friday at 10 Scottsdale elementary schools. The event runs at 9 a.m. at Hohokam Soloma Mohave Navajo Paiute Pima Supai Tonaka Tonto Yavapai. Ribbons from Purina Pet Care Center reward most unusual and most beautiful animals. Pets must be leashed or caged and parents accompany children to display them before judges.
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Probe Sought Into West Germany Grain Sale
UPI reports the United States presses an inquiry into illegal cash sales of surplus U S government grain in West Germany. J K Mansfield says over 24 million bushels diverted to West Germany for cash sale under a barter with Austria. Officials say no proven U S losses or misplacement behind the Iron Curtain.
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