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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1961
Page
7
Dr Vincent J Collins warns physicians against reviving a heart that stopped due to natural disease. He says there should be dignity in death and that finality cannot be overruled by aggressive resuscitation. Collins, an anesthesiology expert at Cook County Hospital, urges restraint.
Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman may decide by early December whether to recommend a sharp expansion of the experimental food stamp program now in eight pilot areas. The plan lets low income families buy government stamps and receive free stamps to improve diets while studies assess effects on consumption, nutrition, farm prices, and incomes.
A physician argues heredity influences mental and nervous disorders across generations. He cites family studies, Galton, and cases of hydrocephalus and spina bifida, noting doctors often ignore such links. He plans to log observations for future validation and urges openness among researchers.
The piece notes waning popularity for Fidel Castro amid Cuba's rapid shift to communism. It cites currency confiscations, industry and agriculture nationalization, church resistance, and rising private doubt, while militia and state media push pro socialist messaging across Havana.
Soviet economic offensive spreads through oil markets aiming at West Germany Japan and others by offering Soviet crude up to 30 percent cheaper. Enabling routes include Italy via ENI and Comecon pipelines, with tanker space and pipe orders expanding worldwide. NATO watches potential shifts in Western oil ties and Arab Iranian Venezuelan producers.
Michigan State University extension specialist Robert McIntosh warns retirees eyeing a country motel dream face high startup costs and tough profits. He cites roughly 80 percent expense coverage, long hours, and frequent need to fund the initial $40,000 after securing loans. He urges thorough exploration before committing.
The Cuban emergency relief center in Miami said the weekly arrival of Cuban refugees rose steadily and peaked last month at 1,187 families in one week.
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