Doctor describes stroke recovery and aphasia aids
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant explains that aphasia after stroke can improve with early therapy and access to speech therapists. If local help is unavailable, ASHA and books offer guidance. The piece also mentions Dr. Howard Rusk in New York for rehabilitation and provides resources for obtaining related pamphlets.
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American Speech and Hearing Association
Connecticut Ave. N. W
Washington, D.C
Mary Longerich
The
Macmillan Co
Morton Marks
Martha L. Taylor
Institute of Physical and Rehabilitation
East 34Th Street
New York
N.Y
Howard Rusk
34Th St
New York City
President Kennedy
Regional Water Plan Supported
Tucson attorney Marvin Cohen former interior department official urged Arizona to back a regional water plan over a statewide CAP approach. He said the Pacific Southwest plan could pass Congress and cost about 800 million more for 20 million people, while CAP costs 1.1 billion for 1.3 million residents. He advocated regional cooperation with California and urged residents to lobby Gov. Fannin and Rep. Udall to back the regional plan.
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UPS
U.S. Department of the Interior
Marvin Cohen
Interior Department
Tucson Retail Trade Bureau
House of Representatives
Arizona
House
California
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
Cohen
Central Arizona
Colorado
Paul Fannin
Congress
Morris Udall
Fannin
Tower Predicts Goldwater Nomination Might Boost GOP
Sen. John Tower said Barry Goldwater appears likely to be the 1964 Republican nominee and could aid GOP victories in Congress. He did not press any candidacy and noted he would not vote for the nuclear test ban treaty as currently framed, unless reservations change his view.
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Los Angeles
UPI
John Tower
R-Tex
Barry Goldwater
Tower
Los Angeles County
Republican Associates
Texas
U.S. Senate
Goldwater
GOP
United Press International
Sen
Gordon Allott
R-Coro
Senate
Allott
Goldwater Signals Vote Doubt Over Cuban Missile Treaty
UPI reports Senator Barry Goldwater may vote against the nuclear test ban treaty if the Cuban missile reservation is rejected. The measure, needing Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba, faces bipartisan criticism as the Senate prepares to take up the treaty Monday. Senator Gordon Allott voiced reluctant support only if new safety facts emerge, urging Khrushchev to honor pledges on Cuba and broader peace moves.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Goldwater
Russia
Cuba
Allott
Nikita Khrushchev
Laos
Berlin
Local Births and Marriage License Issued in Tempe Area
The Record lists births at The Baptist, St. Joseph's, Doctors facilities with parents and dates including Claude Prosnier, Ronald Olive, Carol White, Larry Busby, Roland Robins. The Maricopa County clerk issued a marriage license to Peter Gilbert Bernal of Tempe and Nancy Diana Bracic of Scottsdale.
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Baptist
Claude Prosnier
E. Indianola
Ronald Olive
E. Hayden Ra
St. Joseph's
Carol White
E. Orange Blossom Lane
Maricopa County
Peter Gilbert Bernal
Tempe
Nancy Diana Bracic
Scottsdale
Rockefeller Drive Surges as New York Primary Returns Rise
Governor Nelson Rockefeller gains show strong support in key New York primaries signaling rising White House bid momentum. In Erie County two governor endorsed judges win against GOP backed foes reflecting a split with party chair Grimm. De Sapio's defeat by Edward Koch dents Tammany Hall influence and national committee status ahead of Atlantic City convention.
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N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
New York State
Erie County
New York
Greenwich Village
Carmine G. de Sapio
Tammany Hall
Herbert Lehman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
de Sapio
Burlesque Closes In San Francisco After 22 Years
The President Follies theater shuts after 22 years as Cathy Carver sells the venue for 218000 dollars to a Franciscan order. Police disperse a 1100 strong crowd outside while inside Laurie Eden and Higgy King perform. Some performers quit. others like Edie Rich plan to continue in entertainment.
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San Francisco
UPI
Cathy Carver
Eddie Skolak
United States
Laurie Eden
Hollywood
Higgy King
Cindy Lu
Edie Rich
Hospital Births Pair for Bastions Boosts Year-Old Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bastion of Scottsdale welcomed twins Kenneth Alan and Kathy Ann born at 4 am Tuesday at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital. Kenneth weighed 6 pounds 4 ounces and Kathy 7 pounds 3 ounces. The Bastions also have Pamela Sue Donna Lynn and Edward Lee. This birth raised the hospital total deliveries to 100 for the year.
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Robert M. Bastion
75Th
Scottsdale
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Bastion
Motorola
Kenneth Alan
Kathy Ann
Pamela Sue
Donna Lynn
Edward Lee
IRS tests new computers find few tax dodgers in Southeast
In Atlanta the IRS scanned over 7 million returns from seven southeastern states. Only one case of serious fraud was found. many errors were due to honest mistakes. The pilot marks the start of nationwide automated processing aimed for 1966.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Southeastern
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Chamber To Hear General's Talk At Safari Meet
Air Force Maj. Gen. Francis C. Gideon will speak at Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce fall general membership luncheon at the Safari Hotel. He directs logistics for the Defense Supply Agency in Washington and will discuss electronics industry prospects and local contract opportunities. The $2 luncheon is chaired by Len Huck.
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Safari
Air Force
Francis C. Gideon
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Gideon
Defense Supply Agency
Washington, D.C
Chamber
Safari Hotel
U.S. Military Academy
War Department
1607Th Air Transport Wing
Dover Air Base
Delaware
Air Force Logistics Command
Len Huck
Birch Society opens Arizona office and library in Phoenix
John Birch Society Western district governor John H. Rousselot opened an Arizona office and library in Phoenix. Frank Marisch Jr. will be state coordinator. Rousselot said Arizona membership has doubled in nine months and predicted growing strength could influence state public affairs.
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Phoenix
UPS
John H. Rousselot
The
John Birch Society
Arizona
Frank Marisch Jr
Glendale
Rousselot
Communist Party
YMCA Officers Training Conference Opens in Scottsdale
The Hi Y and Tri Hi Y officers training conference begins tonight at Scottsdale Methodist Church with about 75 officers from 15 high school clubs. Osmond Burton Jr. city attorney will speak at tomorrow's luncheon and Bill Close of KOY will address the banquet tomorrow night. Club advisors include Mrs. Betty R. Johnson, Mrs. William Robb, Virginia Robach, and Burton.
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Scottsdale Methodist Church
John H. Carhart
Scottsdale Tempe
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