Guide to Better Health by Dr. Harry J. Johnson
The essay argues patients should seek doctors they trust and feel connected to. It notes a shift from home visits and personal care to hospital reliance and rapid treatments, urging patients to share full health information at every visit for better outcomes.
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Harry J. Johnson
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The
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Harry J. Johnson, M. D
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King Features Syndicate
Probation director named in Indiana state appointment
George W. Stultz of Plymouth, previously head of the South Bend probate office, was appointed state director of probation by Arthur Campbell, chairman of the State Board of Correction, on Tuesday in Indianapolis.
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George W. Stultz
Plymouth
South Bend
Arthur Campbell
State Board of Correction
Correction on Gulf Oil grant to Rose Polytechnic Institute
Sun day Tribune-Star reports a grant from Gulf Oil Corporation to Rose Polytechnic Institute. The correct amount is $823 rather than $823,000 and the earlier figure was in error.
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Rose Polytechnic Institute
Gulf Oil Corporation
Tiger on Lose New Delhi: UP Chief Minister Reports Fatal Tiger
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister PD Chandra Bhanu Gupta said a man-eating tiger has killed 10 people in the northern part of the state within weeks. The attacks occurred in Nainital district, recalling Jim Corbett’s 1924 tiger tale with a claimed 432 human deaths.
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PD Chandra Bhanu Gupta
Uttar Pradesh
Gupta
Nainital
Jim Corbett
State school aid approved by committee in Indiana
Indiana Senate Finance Committee approved total state aid to local schools totaling 340 million dollars. The same as the House committee of the whole and 96 million more than the 1961 63 budget. For operating expenses the four state universities and colleges receive 153 million, eight million more than the House figure and 35 million more than the current two year budget. Indiana Purdue Iowa state and Ball State asked for 173 million while critics urged higher fees, including for out of state students. The plan adds 2 million for extension center faculty salaries funded by student fees.
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Muncie Receives 360000 Grant for Sewer Projects
Washington reports a $360,000 grant approved by the Community Facilities Administration to fund storm sewer construction and extend Muncie Indiana's sewer system. Senators Hartke and Bayh announced the decision on Tuesday.
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Muncie
Ind
Community Facilities Administration
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Bireh Bayh
Savings and Loan League honors two Terre Haute executives
Frak B. Yielding Jr. announced appointments to 1963 committees of the United States Savings and Loan League. Arch R. Dunbar of Wabash Federal S&L was named to the appraisal policy and building practices committee, while Clyde W. Andrews of Merchants Savings Association joined the advisory committee on state legislation. The league represents more than 4,900 savings associations and co operatives nationwide.
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United States Savings and Loan League
Frak B. Yielding Jr
Birmingham
Ala
Arch R. Dunbar
Wabash Federal Savings and Loan Association
Savings and Loan
Clyde W. Andrews
Merchants Savings Association
Weber Honored by National Group in Architecture
Wayne Weber of Weber and Curry Architects has been appointed to the American Institute of Architects committee on school buildings and educational facilities and will assume duties May 1. He will attend the April 4 6 meeting in San Francisco as a guest with Mrs Weber, with a seminar on community colleges and a tour of Bay area junior colleges.
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Terre Haute
American Institute of Architects
Wayne Weber
Weber and Curry Architects
Terre Haute City
Bay Area
Rhode Island Founded by Refugees Led by Roger Williams
Rhode Island, the smallest state, was established by refugees from Massachusetts under the leadership of Roger Williams.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Roger Williams
4-H members meet President Kennedy at White House
Donald Weeks of Terre Haute and five other 4-H youths visited the White House on Tuesday. Weeks noted his family's three and a half acre farm, and Kennedy joked about income. The President praised 4-H work as vital to the country and world, and received a bound 1962 4-H activities summary from Faye Craig representing 2,285,000 members.
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Donald Weeks
Terre Haute
4-H
Kennedy
Weeks
White House
Faye Craig
Louisville
Miss
Mary Ramsay Tipton city clerk dies after brief illness
Mary Ramsay aged 76, Tipton city clerk treasurer for years and a Republican candidate for renomination in the May primary, died at Tipton County Hospital after a brief illness.
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Ind
Mary Ramsay
Tipton County
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