Obstrical anesthesia shifts and neuralgia notes from Mayo Clinic
A column reviews obstetrical anesthesia shifts at Evanston Hospital from 1957 to 1960, highlighting the rise of single injection caudal techniques and declining use of low spinal and general anesthesia. It covers tri deloureux neuralgia, alcohol injections, and surgical options, plus a Mayo Clinic view on a drug’s limited usefulness. It ends with a note on Parkinson's disease and a booklet offer from Dr. Alvarez.
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E. Seymour Burge
Northwestern _University Medical School
Chicago
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Tri Deloureux
John B. Erich
Mayo Clinic
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Alvarez
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Dept. S.A
Des Moines
Towa
Number Two Fire Station In Operation In Scottsdale
Scottsdale opens its second fire station near Shea Boulevard and Scottsdale Road. Lou Witzeman of Rural Fire Department says the trailer station at Mercer Lane will soon be replaced by a permanent building housing two trucks and living quarters for four men. The city amended its contract to include annexed northern areas, adding 1250 dollars monthly for a total of 4250 dollars. The Rural Fire Department’s other station remains at Brown and Second Street.
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Cousin Rescues Girl From Pool Near Glendale
A 2 year old girl, Cathy Smith, was pulled from a home swimming pool by her cousin, Tessy Mason, 23, of Phoenix. Mason performed mouth to mouth resuscitation and the child is reported in satisfactory condition.
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Tessy Mason
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United Nations official Omar Loutfi dies at 55
Omar Loutfi 55 a United Nations undersecretary collapsed and died of a heart attack in the U N Secretariat Building He had been serving temporarily as under secretary for political and Security Council affairs He had attended a Kuwait delegation reception Thursday night and reportedly showed no prior serious illness.
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Nation Proud Of Shot Cooper Sparks National Celebration
Crowds across the United States cheered astronaut L Gordon Cooper after his 22.9 orbit flight in the Faith 7 capsule. People in Grand Central Station and many communities praised his solo return as a triumph for the nation and space exploration.
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University of Utah
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Wright Brothers
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Main St
Denver
John A Love
Love
San Francisco
Bernard Burke
Dickson Electronics Corporation Celebrates Third Anniversary
The Dickson Electronics Corp marked its third anniversary with a luncheon at the Safari Hotel. Mayor Schrader sliced the cake as Don Dickson and Walter Gray looked on. From a 1,700 square foot room, the firm has grown to 220 employees with a $100,000 monthly payroll, occupying 23,000 square feet in two buildings. They expect 1963 gross sales of about $4 million and seek a 50,000 square foot site for expansion.
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Initiated Into UA Fraternity
George Burnham Grandin son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Grandin 6715 E Exeter Scottsdale is among 33 students at the University of Arizona recently initiated into Phi Eta Sigma freshman men's honorary scholastic fraternity Grandin a Judson school graduate is a pre veterinary student at the university.
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Scottsdale
University of Arizona
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State AFL-CIO Elects Officers Amid Contested Race
In Phoenix AFL-CIO officers were to be elected with a tight race for secretary treasurer. John E. Evans led backers claiming about 90 percent of votes while Milton V. Lee sought support from two unions fearing a split if he lost. Theiss urged turnout and criticized a hostile mimeo about Teamsters Local 83 as U.S. Attorney Muecke pledged an inquiry. Evans proposed English language courses to aid non English speakers' children in Phoenix and Tucson.
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California
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Tourism in Arizona Reaches 350 Million Spending Mark
Arizona tourism generated an estimated 350 million dollars in the prior year per J W Pitts of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Restaurant and liquor sales led with 110 million, lodging 85 million, and out of state drivers logged over 1.5 billion miles spending at least 35 million on gasoline and 35 million on oils and repairs.
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UPI
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Neutrals Warn Against New A-Bomb Tests
Geneva neutrals warned both East and West that new nuclear tests could jeopardize the opportunity for a test ban treaty. The eight neutral members voiced opposition after the United States announced plans for Nevada tests, which were later cancelled, with Russia signaling potential retaliation.
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Racquet Club To Be Reopened In Paradise Valley
Phoenix officials report the Paradise Valley Racquet Club will reopen under new owners Bob Urman Frank Thomas Al Singer and Bob Brown with expanded membership. Reciprocal exchanges have been signed with clubs in Palm Springs California and Miami Florida. About 200 Core Club memberships will transfer to the Racquet Club and tennis pro Allen Shute may return after his Reno summer job.
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Reno
Kennedy Plans TVA Area Helicopter Tour
President Kennedy will helicopter over the Tennessee Valley Authority area Saturday after speaking at the TVA chemical engineering building in Muscle Shoals Alabama. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger said Kennedy would then address troops at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville before departing for Washington.
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What They Think About Fear Portraits Arizona Women
A series of quotes from Arizona women on their greatest fears. Subjects include fear of failure, worms and maggots, heights, and concern for their children's future amid atomic threats.
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OAS to Send Fact Finding Team to Haiti
A fact finding team from the Organization of American States prepared to fly to Port au Prince after two days of talks with Dominican officials. Haitian officials welcomed the mission while President Duvalier warned against meddling in internal affairs. The delegation aims to conciliate the Haiti Dominican dispute linked to political refugees and relatives of Rafael Trujillo. Twenty of the 23 embassy refugees were to depart for Santo Domingo this week.
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