Walk and Go Easy on Liquor Says Heart Specialist
London heart expert Dr William Evans urged industrial executives to sell cars and walk more. He advised ditching gardeners, adopting a strong dog, and taking up riding golf and self care while criticizing mandatory annual medical checkups for causing neurosis and stress over blood pressure.
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London
William Evans
London Hospital
National Heart Hospital
Institute of Cardiology
Political Announcements for Grayson County Elections 1964
A column of Democratic primary notices lists candidates for federal and local offices in Grayson County. RAY ROBERTS seeks re election to Congress Fourth District while Vernon Beckham Don Hefton W. C. Dowdy David H. Brown Homer Gaddy Woody Blanton Dean Martin and others for sheriff county attorney justice of the peace and related posts are named with terms and districts.
Health fears and hypochondriasis in medical talk
Dr Evans warned that seeking constant health checks creates imaginary symptoms and fuels illness anxiety. He argued that health conscious behavior can backfire, turning healthy individuals into hypochondriacs as fear becomes hard to cure.
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Evans
Whiplash Debate Highlighted by Toronto Doctor Study
Dr. Ian Macnab of the University of Toronto disputes claims that whiplash is faked to gain larger settlements. He studied 256 insured patients and found 145 still reported pain two years after settlement, with 121 continuing to complain. Capt. Ronald Amundsen located the magnetic north pole in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Macnab
University of Toronto
Ronald Amundsen
Foreclosure suit headline in Grayson County Texas
Public notice served to William Z. McNew in case No. 69901 filed by Knight Furniture Company Inc seeking $897.60 plus attorney fees 300 and costs on a charter mortgage lien. Citation requires answer by May 18 1964 before Judge in Sherman courthouse.
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State OF Texas
William Z. McNew
Fifteenth District Court
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Knight Furniture Company, Inc
E. R. Brodhead
Shirley Davis
Whitewright Sun
Stolen Mare Near Randolph Prompted Calls to Local Line
Strayed from a Randolph area farm a brown and white spotted mare with a hip brand. Last seen two miles east of Randolph. Call Wilson Harold Tarpley on the Bonham line or notify C. M. Anderson north of Randolph. i er 9 SEE Stephens Bryant for liability insurance on autos.
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Randolph
Wilson Harold Tarpley
Bonham
C. M. Anderson
Servicator could automate car service alerts
U S Servicator Corp of Clifton New Jersey unveiled the Servicator a small underdash computer that tracks engine running hours and ejects a service card when maintenance is due Dealers would supply the device with new cars at no extra charge to buyers The unit has undergone fourteen months of testing Ether was first used as a painkiller before an operation in 1842.
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New York
U. S. Servicator Corp of
Clifton NJ
Servicator
Insy
Texas
Commissioner of Agriculture
Old Mexico
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Ray Roberts
Vernon Beckham
Don Hefton
59Th District Court
W. C. Dowdy
David H. Brown
Homer R. Gaddy
G. W
Woody
Blanton
Joe M. Joiner
Dean Martin
Fannin County
Fannin
Hunt Counties
Lowell Leberman JR
Whitewright
Hubbard
Stetson
City Club Shoes
Roy Skelton
Prosper
Tex
East Whitewright
Bath
Paul Stephens
Red Morris
Highway
Bells
Foster Fence CO
J. H. Foster
W. Staples
the Furniture Mart
Highland Park
Harmon Auto Supply
Cole’s Hatchery
van Alstyne
Roy Talley
O. W. White
Kenneth Renfro
Russell Ave
Bonham, Tex
Hannah’s
H. H. Taylor
Guy Hamilton
Edwards Chevrolet Company
Johnson Jewelry & Appliance
Hoover
Stephens & Bryant
Whipper-Clipper Co
Bonham, Texas
Edwards Chevrolet Co
Tinker Biggerstaff
J. A
Alexander, Inc
Grayson Co. State Bank
Tae
First National Bank
Linda Theatre
Whitewright, Texas
James Stewart
Sandra Dee
Audrey Meadows
Robert Morley
Philippe Forquet
John McGiver
Dodge City
Joel McCrea
Tom Sears
First Baptist Church
Donald E. Johnson
Ronce Morgan
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