The Doctor on Shared Kitchens and Cortisone Dangers
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant Dr. Walter C. Alvarez discusses family living dynamics for aged parents, the desire for independent housing, and the risks of long term corticosteroid use. He notes generational clashes in kitchens, urges private apartments for elders, and explains potential cortisone side effects and safer dosing. He offers a booklet on Pulmonary Emphysema and details how to obtain it.
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Beckwith Held For Grand Jury In Evers Killing
Byron De La Beckwith, former Marine, is held without bond for grand jury action on the Medgar Evers slaying. Judge James L. Spencer ordered the hearing after Beckwith pleaded innocent to murder. Prosecutor William Waller plans to present evidence Monday. a possible death penalty if indicted.
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Pearson says US Canada nuclear warhead delivery pact near
Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced that an agreement with the United States on delivering nuclear warheads to Canada is nearing completion. Negotiations with Washington progress satisfactorily and expeditiously and could be settled within days, enabling delivery to Canadian forces at home and in Europe by summer under joint U.S. Canadian control.
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Victory Gardener Ponders Pesticide Debate and Senators
A Washington columnist recalls maintaining a summer victory garden while pondering Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. He jokes about balancing nature and gardening, then ties the dilemma to the Washington Senators' onfield struggles and possible chemical effects on play.
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Marine Academy Details At Prescott Disclosed
Marine Gen. E. A. Pollock announced plans for a high school Marine military academy at Prescott opening September 1965 with 400 cadets. Backers seek 35 acres from Fort Whipple. the project would cost about 1.5 million dollars to start, expanding to 800 students with about 2000 dollars per student annually. The academy would recruit former officers with masters degrees and serve as a Marine Corps patterned school between Roswell and the West Coast.
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