Progress in Treating Celiac and Related Digestive Diseases
In Bethesda research centers doctors distinguish several celiac syndrome diseases now identifiable by tests and diets. Gluten exclusion helps many children. others benefit from pancreatic extracts for cystic fibrosis and specific ferments for digestive insufficiencies. A 1960 inherited acanthocytosis is rare. advances come from big institutes guiding diagnosis and treatment. For stubborn cystitis see urologist. Dr. Alvarez offers Parkinson guidance and a booklet for 25 cents.
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Highway Toll Deepens Public Safety Drive
United Press International reports Arizona faces a grim Memorial Day as traffic deaths rose to 206 in 1963, with Gov Fannin calling it the gravest concern and urging tougher enforcement. Officials note 508 deaths last year and 91.44 million in costs, while education and inspections aim to curb incidents.
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Williams to Be Home Next Week After Heart Attack
City Manager Kenneth Williams, hospitalized since May 6 after a heart attack, is expected to be discharged early next week. He spent a week in critical condition at Good Samaritan Hospital and will be confined to home for months with light duties upon returning to his post.
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$200000 Wrongful Death Suit over Tucson Blast
In U.S. District Court in Tucson a $200,000 wrongful death suit was filed on behalf of Jesus Tover and his five children after the Supreme Cleaner explosion that killed seven and injured over 30. The Tucson Gas and Electric Co. is named as defendant, alleged to have caused the blast by natural gas escaping from its pipes.
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Jerry Lewis and Patty Lewis Expecting Baby in January
Hollywood report states comedian Jerry Lewis and his wife Patty announced they are expecting a child in January. The couple shared the news Tuesday amid public interest in their growing family.
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Don't Panic Dont Panic 64 Soldiers Escape Flaming Plane Crash
A Standard Airways Constellation crash near Municipal Airport in Manhattan Kansas left 64 soldiers fleeing through flames after the plane lost power on approach. Five injured none seriously, crew hospitalized. Survivors say flames and wing failure preceded the wreck. First Sergeant Brigance urged passengers to unfasten belts and evacuate.
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California
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Weltech College Admits Two Scottsdale Residents
Scottsdale residents Ronald W. Woodall and Donald L. Mechling have been admitted as students at Weltech College Salt Lake City Utah. Taney began training this month and will qualify as electronics technicians after completing the 1500 hour program. They reside at 7049 E Cypress.
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Donald L. Mechling
Weltech College
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Chicago Race Tensions Rise Toward Summer Crisis
UPI reports Chicago faces mounting racial impatience with potential summer clashes. Urban League officials warn of a tinder box mood, urging swift action on housing, jobs, and education amid a growing Black Belt segregation and urban renewal pressures.
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UPI
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Memorial Day Holiday Weekend Around the Nation
Americans prepare for Memorial Day weekend with travel, cemetery visits, and flags. Law enforcement vows strict crackdowns on violators as the National Safety Council warns 450 to 550 traffic deaths and 20 000 to 24 000 injuries may occur between six p m today and midnight Sunday. General John A Logan’s 1868 decoration order is recalled as veterans’ graves receive flowers and taps.
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Ilinois
Grand Army of the Republic
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