Weather and Pain Link Across People and Places
Doctor Alvarez reflects on weather as a human barometer noting that arthritis headaches migraines and skin itchiness shift with cold dry air storms and winds. He cites observations from Mayo Clinic colleagues travels from Oakland to Reno and experiences in Hawaii and Switzerland. He references hay fever relief in San Francisco and describes individual signs such as corn pain and numb hands before storms.
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Oakland
Calif
Reno
Nev
Hawaii
Seattle
North Atlantic Ocean
Southwest
San Francisco
Two More Heart Transplants Reported Worldwide
United Press International notes two additional heart transplant operations, bringing total to 19. In Montreal Albert Murphy eight received the donor heart from Mrs Gerhard Rondeau thirty eight, while in Buenos Aires Antonio Enrique Serrano forty seven received a heart from Emilio Tomasetti forty seven. Other survivors include Dr Philip Blasberg South Africa and three Americans: John Fierro Everett C Thomas and Joseph G Klett with successful transplants in outcomes.
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Canada
Argentina
Montreal
Albert Murphy
Gerhard Rondeau
Antonio Enrique Serrano
Modelo Clinic
Buenos Aires
Emilio Tomasetti
Serrano and
Murphy
Philip Blasberg
Cape Town
United States
John Fierro
Elmont
N.Y
Houston
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Joseph G. Klett
Orange
Richmond
Tucson Travelers Shun France Amid War and LBJ Call
Tucson travel agents report a 35 to 40 percent drop in outbound trips to foreign destinations from last year, sparked by President Johnson’s Stay in America plea and ongoing European turmoil. Some clients, however, still seek France for study or escorted tours, while many tours reroute away from France due to the crisis and concerns about overcharging Americans.
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France
Tucson
Santa Fe asks high court to block Grand Canyon train ban
Santa Fe Railway petitions the Arizona Supreme Court to stop enforcement of an Arizona Corporation Commission order that would discontinue the Williams Junction Grand Canyon passenger service. The carrier argues the order is flawed.
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Phoenix
Santa Fe Railway
State Supreme Court
Arizona Corporation Commission
Williams Junction
Grand Canyon
Court Finds Quash Order Burdens Interstate Commerce
A court ruled last week that the quash order was arbitrary and undue to interstate commerce and failed to prove service need. It schedules a June 4 hearing on the matter as Santa Fe must abandon passenger service between the two points by Sunday.
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The
Santa Fe
Workers Get More Pay Produce Less
The Commerce Department reports U S factory workers earned more in April but output fell to a record low. Labor cost per unit of output rose to 9.9 percent of the 1957 59 base, meaning nearly 10 percent higher cost to produce each item. Yet corporate profits rose to an annual $83.8 billion before taxes in the first quarter.
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Commerce Department
Portable multi purpose wellness kit in hard case
Describes a sturdy partitioned case designed for home or office use to provide gentle warming relaxation. Contents include tissue dispenser, flares, waste basket, first aid kit, map holder, cigarette and glasses holders, notebook, towel, tray and flashlight with a hi impact contoured car hump case.
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Doctor Alvarez
Walter .C. Alvarez
Mayo Clinic
Mayo Foundation
Leonard Rowntree
United Press International
Serrano
Latin America
Joao Ferreira da Cunha
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Commission
Washington
AI Arno
Deebis
Fantus
Cliirate
Rick
Jumblea
Dad
Hickok
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