Free Program Aids Those Who Can't Pay Medical Bills
The Arthritis Foundation runs free clinics in Tucson aiding medically indigent arthritis patients. Children and adults regain mobility through therapy, drugs, and operations, with two Tucson clinics plus county hospital services funded by the Southwest chapter. Staff include therapists, doctors, and transportation help from the Red Cross. ongoing needs include substantial monthly drug costs and lengthy patient waitlists.
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Dominic Croll
Ricky
Hel
Myra
Tucson
Southwest
Arthritis Foundation
Pima County’ Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Organi
Zation
New York
TMC
Montana
Warren Benson
Benson
United States
TRE Foundation
Betty Wickersham
Mary Turner
Red Cross
Pima County Hospital
Tate
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Amitone Tablet Claims Milk Like Stomach Relief
An ad promotes Amitone as a tabled that neutralizes stomach acid in under a minute, likening its effect to milk. It touts pleasant taste and long lasting relief from heartburn and indigestion, claiming physicians endorse its milk analogy and quick balance restoration.
Hodges Seeks Rapid Rail Rescue Plan for Railroads
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges urged a nationwide push to reform railroads calling their condition a glorious mess. He announced funding and 15 experts studying railroad traffic with jet propulsion as a possible 200 to 250 mph passenger service, likening it to the supersonic air initiative.
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New York
Jp—Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Industry To Be Topic of Talk Tucson Event
Tucson's industrial development will be discussed at a 7 p.m. Monday dinner meeting of the focal chapter of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers. Dr. Andrew Wilson of the University of Arizona will speak. Officers for the coming year will be elected at Saddle and Sirloin Steak House at 2130 Miracle Mile Strip.
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Tucson
Society of Real Estate Appraisers
Andrew Wilson
University of Arizona
Saddle && Sirloin
Miracle Mile Strip
Thanks From A Small Boy Thanks From A Small Boy
A Carrollton hospital notes a 5 year old boy visiting Tanner Memorial Hospital waiting room left a note thanking staff. The note expressed gratitude for kindness shown to his family after his mother's death from an incurable disease a half hour earlier. Hospital administrator Bill Warren did not identify the boy.
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Carrollton
Tanner Memorial Hospital
Bill Warren
Warren
Steel Output Breaks Record
New York report says U S steel output in 1964 rose past 117 million tons with industry statisticians noting 1955’s 117,036,085 ton peak would be surpassed by midnight. By year end production is expected to exceed the prior record by eight to ten million tons.
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New York
U.S
Kids Talk Dad Out Of Marriage In Grenoble Ceremony
Deputy Mayor Pierre Grillet presided as Jean Gelant 73 and Ren 61 faced a stalled wedding. Gelant’s children urged him to say no while a dispute erupted, the registrar was closed and the wedding party ordered to depart.
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Grenoble
France
UPI
Pierre Grillet
Jean Gelant
Gelant
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