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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1963
Page
7
The piece notes a fifty year decline in tuberculosis frequency and severity in the United States due to public health campaigns and medical advances. It praises de stigma and high cure rates for early cases, while warning eradication is incomplete and requires ongoing public cooperation.
New York special report says Primatene, the physician favored asthma formula, is now sold over the counter in most states. Tiny tablets claim to open bronchial tubes ease congestion and relieve nervous tension, offering hours of freedom from attacks without injections.
Officials outline a program using mobile X-ray units to detect tuberculosis with minimal chest exposure. The piece asserts long life gains from modern medicine and advises readers to consult their own doctors for personal medical issues, noting a historic compulsory education law enacted in 1852.
REMAINS ON FORCE INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Sabre sported a gold tooth today after a threat of retirement following the loss of his right fang. A dentist helped Sabre preserve his place in the department's canine corps.
Six births announced from Clay County Hospital in Brazil Indiana with dates from August 2 to August 7. Families listed include Winn Lutz Williamson Timerman Hoopengarner with residences in Brazil Center Point and Bra zil RR routes. An Andrew Cord Darren Byron Marty Ray and a Bernart girl are noted.
London detectives search East End for five missing criminals linked to the Glasgow to London mail train robbery. No arrests yet, but five addresses are watched as Scotland Yard probes the $7 million looted mail and a possible former military mastermind.
Nancy Ferguson won the dress review grand championship at the Clay County 4-H Fair in Forest Park. The 16 year old Cory High School student modeled a five piece outfit including a plaid and solid green fabric ensemble. Joe Knust, Perry Township 4-H member, held the grand champion steer title. Don Yegerlehner of Harrison Township won the grand champion barrow award.
A Florida woman, Maxine Sebelik 36, of West Bradenton, was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Anthony Hospital after a Sunday night rear end collision on Wabash avenue at Twenty Fifth street. She rode with her husband Milton and their two children were passengers. the other driver was Jerry Young 21 of 1044 North Ninth street. Police reported possible neck injuries to Mrs. Sebelik.
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