Doctor urges menopausal women to take daily estrogen
Emeritus Mayo Clinic physician Dr Walter C Alvarez argues that avonmen after menopause should be prescribed stilbestrol or similar estrogen to ease hot flashes and mood. He cites historical animal studies and recent medical meetings supporting safety and preventive benefits for breasts skin arteries and spine.
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Prelate Leads Worldwide Outcry Against Atheism at Vatican Debate
In Vatican City the Most Rev. Nicholas Elko joined bishops from seven countries to denounce atheism as a threat to modern society during the Ecumenical Council debate on the document On the Church in the Modern World. Cardinals Koenig and Leigh offered divergent views while Jesuit Pedro Arrupe warned of a shrinking Catholic share of the world’s population.
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Retired gardener delays prize in city flower show
Apton, Eng. retired gardener George Fazackerly was nettled at winning only third prize in a recent flower show. He returned his two pound prize to the four municipal councilors who judged the contest with a suggestion they buy a gardening encyclopedia.
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Curfew Lifted in Two Aden Oil Towns as Protests Continue
British authorities lifted the dusk to dawn curfew in two oil refinery towns near Aden after demonstrations by schoolchildren against British rule. A 6 pm to 5 am curfew remained in Aden city, which had seen grenade and shooting incidents and the suspension of the constitution. London said HMS Eagle and other ships were en route to Aden to assist Lt. Gen. Sir Charles Harrington.
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North Hit by Freeze Across Northern States
Freezing temperatures chilled northern border states from Maine to Montana with snow in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Temperatures ranged from the 20s to 40s across the Midwest and New England while frost extended into northern Illinois and Indiana. Light rain fell along the Gulf Coast and Miami was drenched, as tropical mood Debbie tracked about 500 miles south of New Orleans.
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Phoenix Youth Dies in Rifle Accident
A 20 year old Phoenix man David Louis Fabyy was killed when a rifle discharged while held by a companion in Scottsdale. Deputies said the accident occurred Saturday and investigators are reviewing the case.
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Rusk and Bhutto Discuss Kashmir Amid India Pakistan Flare
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met Pakistan Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto in New York to discuss the Kashmir dispute. The talks occurred as sporadic fighting threatened the UN brokered truce and U S neutrality was reiterated while a major reevaluation of arms and economic commitments was urged before any renewed military shipments.
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Paradise Valley School Board schedules hearings on high school needs
Public hearings set for October 21 and 27 to discuss additional high school facilities. Citizens may present views to the board. contact Dr. Richard Langton for attendance. The board also okayed a public warning device installation at Camp Bello and improved district telephone service.
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Tough policy begun in Maricopa air pollution crackdown
Maricopa County Health Department officials announce a get tough policy on violators of air pollution control regulations as smog season nears. The first legal action targets an alleged industrial violator, while the department also seeks federal help to compel the Litchfield Park Naval Air Facility to comply with county rules under the Clean Air Act.
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Soviet Central Committee Opens Secret Meeting in Moscow
The 330 member Central Committee began a secret session in Moscow to consider sweeping reforms in industry policy. Premier Kosygin reported on improving management and planning and Brezhnev was to discuss convocation of the 23rd party congress.
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Arizona State student shoots wife and himself in Phoenix
Robert K. Ganster, 21, an ASU student, remained in critical condition after shooting his wife Mary Ganster, 21, and himself in their Phoenix apartment during a day-long argument. Ganster underwent neurosurgery to remove a .33 caliber slug from his head and may be paralyzed on the right side if he survives. his wife was in fair condition with a back wound at Mesa Southside Hospital.
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