Breath-holding spells in infants described by Mayo Clinic doctors
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant Dr FOV tak and Dr Prichard discuss infant breath-holding episodes. They detail stages from breath stoppage to potential convulsions, note possible epilepsy links, and advise electroencephalograms. Treatment is mainly anti-convulsive drugs, with many children outgrowing the habit by age five or six.
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Prichard
He University of Poeesta
Aenally
Ersinge
Haddon Keith
Mayo Clinic
Keith
Faure
Oakley R. Iden Funeral Set For Tomorrow
Funeral services for Oakley R. Iden 77 of 6814 E Montecito will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel with Rev John Atwood officiating. Interment follows at Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife Adah M Iden a daughter Virginia T Ferguson a brother Charles and a sister Tessie Sibley. Iden retired from the New York Central Railroad after 53 years in 1954 and later sold insurance before fully retiring in 1961 and moving to Scottsdale.
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Oakley R. Iden
E. Montecito
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
John Atwood
Greenwood Memorial Park
Adah M. Iden
Virginia T Ferguson
Scottsdale
Charles
Akron
Ohio
Tessie Sibley
Cleveland
Iden
New York Central Railroad
Masonic Lodge
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Tadmore Shrine
First Methodist Church
Salem
Dot and Dash Club
Phoenix
Births Reported at Baptist Hospital and Phoenix Homes
The record lists births for Tempe and Phoenix couples with both parents and addresses. Include Palms, Jains, DeSilvas, Post, Bider, Mason, Humphrey, Pena and their newborns a mix of girls and boys with May birth dates. Addresses span McKinley Tempe Apache Blvd Tempe Devonshire Tempe 35th St Phoenix 78th St.
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George Palmer
McKinley
Tempe
Paul Jain
Apache Blvd
Philip DeSilva
Lowell Post
F. Devonshire
Jack Bider
Clarendon
Renne Mason
N. 35Th St
Phoenix
Physicians & Surgeons
Ellis _Humphrey
Trapped Convict Fatally Shoots Self After Tavern Robbery
Maricopa County Sheriff deputies chase a parolee, George Tyros Cobb, 22, from the Tamarack Bar robbery and kidnap of Loretta Saunders, 42. Cobb shot himself as deputies closed in near Buckeye, Saunders unharmed. two men were held at gunpoint during the incident.
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Buckeye
Maricopa County
George Tyros Cobb
Parker
Cobb
Tamarack
Highay 80
Perryville Road
Loretta Saunders
Art Felix
Felix
Miss Saunders
Illinois Faculty Strikes Create Disruption in East St Louis
East St Louis teachers began a strike demanding higher wages and picketed outside two junior highs and the Board of Education Building. Principal Care School and Supt. John Steuer nagel approved dismissals in uneasy conditions as talks with the American Federation of Teachers proceed. Union president Clyde Reynolds cited wage increases from 300 to 900 dollars annually, with current pay from 4300 to 7200 dollars.
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East ST. Louis
UPI
Compton
Clark Junior High
John H. Steuernagel
Eve Steuernagel
Board of Education
American Federation of Teachers
Clyde Reynolds
House Appropriations Cuts Target Space Budget and Civil Defense
The House Appropriations Committee ordered major cuts across Johnson’s space program, civil defense, and urban renewal. It recommended laying off 1,500 FAA workers and trimming 925 million from 25 agencies, lowering the total to 13.3 billion. The space program faced 245 million in reductions, civil defense 268 million, and funding for emergency stockpiles and shelter projects was largely rejected.
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Washington
UPI
Iouse Appropriations Committee
Johnson
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
House
Jonson
Appropriations
Albert. Thomas
D-Tex
Civil Defense
Veterans Administration
Arm Reattachment Succeeds After Train Severance
In Yonkers New York 18 year old David Lambert survived a severed arm after a New York Central train ripped it from his body as he fled police from a Greystone station outdoor party. Doctors worked six and a half hours to restore the right arm with a strong wrist pulse reported.
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Yonkers
N.Y
UPI
David Lambert
Yanknee
Ha Haan
Yonkers General Hospital
Lambert
Robert Huntley
New York Central Railroad
Greystone
Police Exams Set For Promotions At Scottsdale High
Police exams will be given next Saturday at Scottsdale High School to fill two sergeant posts and one lieutenant position. Police Chief Walter Nemetz reported about 20 officers are eligible for the sergeant tests and seven for the lieutenant post. The 8:00 a.m. exam is limited to sworn personnel.
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Scottsdale High School
Walter, Nemetz
Lawyers Strike in Salerno Over Court Restriction
Lawyers in Salerno began a one week strike protesting a local judge ruling that only two of four defense lawyers in a murder trial may speak in court. The action aims to press for full defense participation in proceedings.
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Salermo
Italy
UPI
Snuff Taking Guidelines A Quiet Sniffers Guide
Washington report notes snuff taking rises as smokers switch to smokeless tobacco. The piece outlines three methods sniffing dipping and lipping with safety tips and historical notes including the use of willow twig dippers and a warning to avoid spitting.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Mixed Market Tale From New York Trading Session
UPI reports a mixed stock market with gains for Mack Truck and several steel firms while General Motors, Chrysler, Ford and airlines lag. Chemicals like Du Pont hold strength as Eastman Kodak and Union Carbide move modestly. IBM declines, and several electronics players show slight gains amid uneven activity.
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New York
UPI
Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Mack Truck
Youngstown
Jones & Pete
Bethlehem
Lukens
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Northwest
Delta
United
IBM
RCA
Litton
Texas Instruments
Honeywell
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Curtis Publishing
Laos Truce Collapses Under Communist Onslaught at Plain of Jars
In Vientiane Laos the fragile neutralist coalition collapses as Pathet Lao drive forces from the Plain of Jars prompting Gen Kong Le to flee. Premier Souvanna appeals to Britain and the Soviet envoys to curb the offensive amid a broader Southeast Asian crisis.
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UPI
Laos
Plain of Jars
Kong
Souvanna Phiouma
Pathet Lao
Britain
Russia
Laoag
U.S
Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
Baptist Conventions Open Week With Diverging Agendas
In Atlantic City the American Baptist Convention plans civil rights discussions and notable speakers like Hubert Humphrey Ralph Abernathy and Harold Stassen while the Southern Baptist Convention avoids social issues. Convention presidents say civil rights resolutions may be possible but not likely.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Southern Baptist Convention
D - Minn
Senate
Ralph B. Abernathy
Atlanta
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
K. Owen White
Houston
Texas
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