Mediatrics Emerges In New Science For Middle Age
A Welshman named H F Ellis promotes Mediatrics as the study of the 35 to 59 age group. He describes middle age as a detectable but elusive state, urges anti youth clubs, fitness skepticism, and warns against youth slang and continuous self analysis.
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Tweedy
H. F. Ellis
Oxonian
Ellis
Grand Central Station
New Canaan
Conn
Pelham
N. Y
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Over 45 Urged To Get Flu Shots
Chicago reports AMA urges vaccination for those over 45 amid expected widespread Asian flu A-2 in the 1962-63 winter. Experts note spring seeding of the virus and higher risk for elders with heart or kidney disease. pneumonia can be fatal.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
National Advisory Committee On
U. S
United States
Russia
Millard B. Bethel
AMA
The Spice of Life: Humorous Household Vignettes
A compilation of light anecdotes and misunderstandings involving everyday life. Jokes cover shopping missteps with a dog sweater, a mother and sea swimming, a British tourist and toothpaste sizes, a cautious pensioner and interest, a fast young man, and workplace tests. Classic era humor with gentle wordplay and domestic scenes.
Paris Café Exchange Sparks Quiet French Lesson
An American tourist orders in glib French at a Paris sidewalk cafe. He boasts of his language, the waiter replies with a soft bow and a sharp English retort. The quote ends with a wry line on human perfection and blindness to faults.
Doctor says Sabin vaccine could end polio in five years
Dr. Morris Fishbein, Chicago medical writer, told Tyler physicians that polio could be eliminated nationally within five years if the public cooperates with Sabin oral vaccine campaigns. He noted a shift from public resistance to cooperation during a one day East Texas symposium.
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Tyler
Morris Fishbein
Chicago
Fishbein
American Medical Association
East Texas
Smith and Gregg County
Public program by medical workers cited in remarks
A public speaker referenced an educational program run by medical workers, noting its public impact and support. The remark emphasized community education and health outreach led by clinicians.
Rayburn Medal Voted to Honor Late Speaker
Senate and House approved a measure to strike a gold medal for Sam Rayburn to be placed in the Rayburn Library at Bonham with a $2,500 authorizing amount. Bronze copies will be made for sale to the public at about $3.50 each. The design is not yet set but will bear the phrase For service rendered to the people of the United States.
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Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Bonham
United States
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