Doctor Offers Type Based View Of High Blood Pressure
Emeritus consultant from Mego Clinic outlines four hypertension types, signs, and risks. He notes malignant Type IV requires control, eye exams reveal retinal changes, and stresses home BP monitoring when using powerful drugs. New drug combos show promise, with hospital supervision urged. Dr Alvarez sells a 25 cent booklet on BP basics.
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Alexander Schirger
Mayo Clinic
Ray W. Clifford, Jr
Irvine Page
Cleveland
Page
Labor Wirtz Warns Teen Joblessness Could Spark Crisis
UPI reports teen unemployment in May hit about 18 percent for under 20, the highest since 1940, while overall unemployment rose to 5.9 percent. 4,066,000 Americans were jobless, with 1.2 million teens out of work, prompting calls for broader training, better schooling, and end to discrimination.
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Wirtz
National GOP Chairman Quits After Next Summer
Rep. William Miller of New York said he will resign as Republican national chairman when his term ends after the GOP convention next summer. He will not seek re election to his New York 40th District seat after his seventh term ends next fall. Miller cites a wish to spend more time with his wife and two daughters and to practice law in Buffalo.
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UPI
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Miller
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40Th
Buffalo
Year 1815 Echoes in Wars and Nations
A brisk survey of 1815 highlights across Europe and beyond from Napoleon’s defeat at Waterloo to Congress of Vienna shaping the continent. Notable events include Andrew Jackson’s New Orleans victory and Commodore Decatur’s anti pirate actions, with brief author notes on Reynolds and Edelman works and a catalog of nonfic tion and fiction titles reflecting the era.
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Harper & Row
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Australia
Sydney
Outback
Andrew Jackson
Wellington
New Orleans
Stephen Decatur
Joey Renzi Meets President Kennedy in West Visit
Eleven year old Joey Renzi, blind since birth, meets President Kennedy during a West Coast tour. He describes the encounter, notes Kennedy invited him to the White House, and recalls their brief, hand to hand handshake exchange.
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San Diego
Calif
UPI
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Kennedy
Joey
West
White House
Joe
Secret Service
Presi
Dent
Air Conditioning Student Wins Industrial Press Award
Scottsdale Arizona State University senior Paul E Wilson of 220 East Moreland receives the Industrial Press Award as the outstanding student in air conditioning. United Press International reports 24 hour temperatures ending 4 am show 91 83 52 39 with varying precipitation across the nation.
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Paul E. Wilson
E. Moreland
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Industrial Press
Nine Day Funeral Rites For Pope John Begin
Nine days of funeral rites opened in St Peter's Basilica for Pope John XXIII who died Monday at 81 from a stomach tumor. The triple coffin will be moved to St John Lateran later per the Pope's will. A vigil lasting through June 17 precedes the Cardinals' secret conclave starting June 19 to elect a successor.
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Vatican City
UPI
John XXIII
St. Peter’s
Christendom
Sacred College of Cardinals
John
College of Ordinals
Escapee Weldon the Wallaroo Haunts San Francisco
A 75-pound wallaroo named Weldon, escaped from the San Francisco Zoo last Friday, has eluded a posse despite sightings around the city. Witnesses report rapid, agile escapes with sightings as late as Thursday morning near the Hamilton family's yard. Zoo director Carey Baldwin says capturing the wallaroo by the tail is the proper method, but Weldon’s speed and leaping ability complicate containment.
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San Francisco
UPS
Weldon
San Francisco Zoo
Eugene Hamilton
Hamiltons
Zoo
Carey Baldwin
Baldwin
Senate confirms Loevinger to FCC seat
Lee Loevinger was confirmed by the Senate to replace Newton N. Minow on the Federal Communications Commission. He previously served as assistant attorney general leading the Antitrust Division in the Justice Department.
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Washington
UPI
Lee Loevinger
Senate
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Loevinger
Justice Department
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