New PST Brain Therapy Aims to Restore Function in Mental Illness
Mayo Clinic researchers from the University of Utah report Prefrontal Sonic Treatment PST a noninvasive method using skull openings and ultrasound to normalize brain nerve tracts. Eight in ten patients show improvement with reduced anxieties and mood distress while most are discharged after nine days. Relapse remains a concern though responsive cases improve with repeat treatment. Eye Bank contact details offered for donation and cornea use following death.
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Petter Lindstrom
L. G. Moench
Agnes Rovnanek
Lindstrom
Mayors Back Kennedy Plan To Promote Racial Equality
President Kennedy urged a grass roots program to curb unemployment and advance civil rights. Delegates at the National Conference of Mayors praised a five step local plan, including biracial committees and nondiscriminatory hiring, to ease tensions and ensure equal opportunity. References Atlanta Vice Mayor Sam Massell as endorsing the proposals as practical and workable.
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Macmillan Returns to Face Profumo Scandal in London
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ended a golfing holiday and met with senior ministers as the Profumo scandal deepens. Ward is held without bail on living off the earnings of prostitutes, while letters reveal a bid to arrange a London summit during the Cuban crisis with Eugene Ivanov.
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John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Stephen Ward
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Profumo
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Arran
Home
Eugene Ivanov
Ivanov
Resort Project Planned Near Carefree Arizona
Noel Goldblatt of Chicago buys 640 acres in Paradise Valley Carefree area for a new residential resort. The deal involves Alvin Barker of Pasadena and Russ Lyons Realty with a project described as a creative urbanization aimed at harmonizing with desert beauty. Goldblatt envisions a tranquil community and seeks ideas from architects planners and citizens.
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Local Sailor Serves Aboard Yorktown In South China Sea
IN SERVICE Local Sailor On Carrier In China Sea USS YORKTOWN Lawrence A. Davis seaman apprentice USN son of Mr and Mrs Art Davis Scottsdale is serving aboard the antisubmarine warfare carrier as part of the Seventh Fleet Hunter Killer group in the South China Sea Jerry L Bartleson son of Mrs Wade B Hatcher Scottsdale recently completed basic training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Some 3000 men took part in the Recruit Review Beaufort SC Marine Corporal Jay B Munger son of retired Air Force Lt Colonel Paul O Munger Scottsdale serves with Marine Air Control Squadron Six recently activated at the Beaufort Marine Corps Air Station
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Art Davis
West Belleview
Scottsdale
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South China Sea
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Jerry L. Bartleson
Wade B. Hatcher
East Second St
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Beaufort, S. C
Jay B. Munger
Air Force
Paul O. Munger
Marine Air Control Squadron Six
Marine Corps Air Station
Beaufort
Yank Climbers Resting From Everest Fete
KATMANDU Nepal UPI American climbers completing a 110 day Everest expedition arrived at Banepa to a cheering crowd led by Norman G Davehyren furth 44 of Santa Monica and wife. Fellow climber Luther G Jerstad 26 of Eugene frostbitten toes from the May 22 double assault on the 28 028 foot peak and he is in good health now.
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Luther G. Jerstad
Eugene
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Record Birth of Daughter at Baptist Hospital
Mr and Mrs Curtis Swanson of 1040 E Fairmount Phoenix welcome a daughter born June 8 at Baptist Hospital.
Temperatures Over Nation Report for 4 am Period
National weather summary shows temperatures and precipitation data for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Officials report regional variations with showers and cooler trends in the northeast and dry spells in the south.
Tornadoes, flooding plague Midwest and New England towns
Severe weather left a wide trail across Michigan Minnesota and North Dakota with tornadoes near Grand Rapids and Cascade Township and flooding across Wisconsin Ohio and Massachusetts. Drowning toll climbs with multiple water deaths noted in several states. A plane ordeal at Chicago O Hare caused injuries and authorities pumped a park pond to prevent a dam failure. A Jackson Michigan man died trying to move a live wire after a storm.
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Funeral services for Carol Linda McMaster set for tomorrow
Carol Linda McMaster 20 of 5300 E Calle del Norte is mourned after a car crash on a Sausalito hill killed her and seriously injured three others. The deceased’s roommate Carol Ann Schw an 21 of Scottsdale and companions Louis Lufty Jr. 23 of Phoenix and Jon E. Jagger of Phoenix were injured. Lufty the driver. Jagger listed in critical condition at Marin General Hospital. Survivors include parents J H McMaster and wife, two brothers Stephen and James, and sister Charlotte Jean. Services at Messinger Mortuary Chapel officiated by Rev Herbert Landes.
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J. H. McMaster
E. Calle del Norte
Lufty
Winslow Girl Thrown From Horse Dies at 15
Elaine Kolomitz, 15, a Winslow High School sophomore, was killed when a horse bolted and threw her. She suffered a broken neck. Kolomitz was riding with 15 year old Nancy Campbell, also of Winslow.
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Winslow High Scool
Coconino County Sheriff's Deputies
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Soldiers Still Carry Heavy Load Despite Efforts
Washington report notes Army aims to cut infantry burden from 90 pounds to below 50. McNamara requests a weight study as chemical gear and rations keep the pack heavy. Current breakdown: clothing 23 pounds, battle load 31 pounds, pack 36 pounds.
Goldwater Sees Dim GOP Path to 1964 White House
Sen Barry Goldwater says Republican chances for the White House are not bright but improving daily. In a TV interview he argues any Republican would be more desirable than the current president and faults indecision for shrinking support, predicting a likely 1964 defeat if trends continue.
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Troops Guard Tehran After Riot Violence and Kill Rebel Leader
Troops and tanks kept a tight hold on Tehran while the government claimed to have pacified a large area after killing Abdollan Zarghampur, Nama sani tribal leader. Official tallies reported 86 dead and 193 injured in riots across several cities as troops and aircraft confronted rebels over months.
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Iran
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Abdollan Zarghampur
Fars
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Alam
Zarghamp
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