Doctor Blames Copper For Mental Illness In Wilson’s Disease
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez reports on Wilson's disease from Albert Einstein College of Medicine with four doctors describing copper buildup in brain liver and kidneys. The piece notes rarity diagnosis challenges and that early treatment can prevent brain injury, including dietary copper restriction and medications. It mentions blood testing for early detection and future prospects for heart support devices and other medical advances.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Philip Aisen
J. B. Schorr
A. G. Morell
I. H. Scheinberg
Wilson
Supreme Court orders rehearing of Genovese narcotics case
The Supreme Court vacated the 1959 narcotics convictions of Vito Genovese and nine co defendants and directed the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court to rehear the case. Genovese remains jailed on a 15 year sentence and could seek bail only if the court permits. The action does not grant an automatic retrial.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Vito Genovese
Cosa Nostra S Crime Cartel
Genovese
High Court
2Nd
U.s.circuit Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Genesvese
Orangeburg
S.C
South Carolina
State Supreme Court
Sorority Recipe Swap for Donations to Scholarship Fund
The Phoenix Alumnae chapter of Alpha Xi Delta hosts an 8 p.m. recipe and cookie exchange at Mrs. John Opel's home 6412 E Calle Camelia. Cookies swap and recipe sales raise funds for the sorority’s annual Golden Gate Settlement scholarship, with plans for the December 7 Holiday Food Fare. Cohostess Miss Glenda Arnold and program chairman Mrs. Samuel Tomas participate.
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Phoenix
Alpha Xi Delta
John Opel
E. Calle Camelia
Golden Gate Settlement
Glenda Arnold
Samuel Tomas
Massive Airlift Starts and Shows German Strike Readiness
The United States mobilizes 16 000 Army and Air Force personnel with 14 500 troops from Fort Hood and Fort Sill to Germany within 72 hours. C135 transports depart Bergstrom and four bases as 42 aircraft including jet fighters fly support. An advance party of 472 arrives in Germany to establish HQ and communications.
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UPI
United States
Texas
Maine
Germany
Fort Hood
Fort Sill
Okla
Loring Air Force Base
Myrtle Beach Afb
S.C
Air Force
West Germany
U.S
Europe
Bergstrom Afb
James Conally Afb
Waco, Tex
Sheppard Afb
Wichita Falls
Gray Army Air Base
Ft. Hood
Big Lift aims to cut troops and overseas spending
Operation Big Lift will move 16 000 troops to Germany within 72 hours and signals a new phase in U S defense strategy with potential reductions in overseas deployments and expenditures while keeping allied strength. Deputy Defense Secretary Gilpatric says future exercises may follow in the Pacific and Middle East.
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Darrel Garwood Washington
UPI
U.S
United States
Germany
Pacific
Middle East
Gilpatric
National Defense
Teacher dies after parachute fails to open near Phoenix
Louise Clare Fracchia a 29 year old elementary school teacher at John F Long Elementary School died Saturday when her parachute failed to open after she jumped from 3500 feet near Deer Valley Airport north of Phoenix The Memphis Tennessee native had lived in the area two years It was her third parachute jump and the emergency cord malfunctioned authorities said
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Phoenix
UPI
Deer Valley
Here
Louise Clare Fracchia
John F. Long
Miss Fracchia
Memphis
Tenn
Africans Reject Colonialism in Gospel Plea at Vatican
Archbishop Raymond Tchidimbo of Conakry urged the Catholic Fathers to favor the pure Gospel over religious colonialism. He warned against dominating native laymen and highlighted Africa’s shift to self‑rule within the church as debates on the Divine Office and breviary reforms proceed.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council Fathers
Raymond Tchidimbo
Conakry
Guinea
The
Fathers
Christ
Liturgy Commission
Joseph Martin
Nicolet
Canada
Inspectors Cite 256 Motorists In Snot Checks
Phoenix inspectors checked 5155 cars in the Salt River Valley last week and issued 256 citations. Earl O'Clair said 29 cars lacked safety stickers and noted 54 citations for no driver license, 38 for not having a license in possession, and 27 for license restrictions. Inspections will continue in northern areas.
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Phoenix
UPI
Salt River Valley
Earl O’clair
O'Clair
Army Boosts Nuclear Firepower in Europe and Pacific
The Defense Department announced a broad deployment plan increasing U S Army artillery and warhead stock in Europe and the Pacific. Older weapons such as the 280 millimeter cannon and Corporal missile are being retired, while newer solid fueled Sergeant missiles an eight inch howitzer and Honest John rockets replace them.
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Washington
API
Defense Department
Europe
Pacific
Pentagon
U.S
Births Record Notes Two Twin Girls and Two Boys
The record lists births at Baptist and St. Josephs facilities. Gerald and unknown mother at 8720 Buena Terra welcome a boy October 19. John Taddeo at 1034 Vella Circle Tempe welcomes a boy October 19. Samuel Orlich at 6045 Calle Tuberia welcomes a boy October 17. William Nagy at 4707 E Oak welcomes twin girls October 18.
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Gerald Howard
Buena Terra
Boy
John Taddeo
Vella Circle
Tempe
St. Joseph's
Samuel Orlich
Calle Tuberia
William Nagy
E. Oak
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