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730 Robert Q. Lewis'
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Southern Ore. Bowling
Oregon St. Game Comm.
Cavalcade of Sports
Cavalcade of Sports
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One Man s Family
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8:30 Portland-San Diego
8:45 Portland-San Diego
9:00 Portland-San Diego
9:15 Portland-San Diego
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6:45 Yawn Patrol
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:15 No School Today
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:00 CBS News Monitor
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5:30 Man To Man
5:45 Flood Control fc Water
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6:13 Your TV Weatherman
6:20 News
6:30 I Search for Adventure
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7:50 Do It Yourself
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830 Capt. David Grief
9:00 Highway Patrol
9:301 Spy
10:00 The Line Up
10:30 News
10:35 Crater Lake Theatre
12:00 Sign off
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10 55 Baseball Game of the Week
1 -30 Wood Memorial Races
2 00 Faith for Today
2:30 Purebred
3 :oo Frankie Fontaine s Showtime
3 30 Invitation to Greece
3:40 Lenten Monologues
4:00 Championship Bowling
5 :00 Disneyland
6:00 People Are Funny
6:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford
7:00 Talent Scouts
7:30 The Big Picture
8:00 Jackie Gleason Show
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1:00 Face the Nation
1:30 World News Roundup
2:00 Odyssey
3:00 African Rhythms
3:30 The Farmer Gets The Bird
4:00 How Christian Science Heals
4:15 Charles Porter's Report
4:30 College Hour
5 :00 Colorado Skiland
5:30 Round South America
6:00 This is the Lite
6:30 Die Walsh & Friends
6 :45 Weekly News In Review
7:00 Jack Benny Show
7:30 Dr Christian
8:00 Ed Sullivan Show
9:00 GE Theater
9:30 Alfred Hitchcock Presents
10:00 Loretta Young
10:30 I've Got a Secret
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Portland (U.R) A number of
Portland area wholesale milk
handlers have been subpoenaed
to appear before a federal grand
jury here April 29. Trade
sources speculated that dairy
men would be questioned about
a milk price increase late in
February.'
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Friday, April 19, 1957
The Medical Roundup
TRANQUILIZING DRUGS
They tell me that the people
of America are now spending
5135,000,000 a year for tranquil
izers. Millions of persons are tak
ing them. My impression is that
many nervous
and tense pa
tients, of t h e
type who go
often to a doc
tor, do not get
all the relief
that they'd like
to get out of
these drugs.
Many persons
Dr Alvarez cannot iaKe
them because of uncomfortable
reactions, while others say that
with them they are still jittery
and unhappy.
The most wonderful results
from the tranquilizers have been
obtained in mental hospitals, but
I read that there their mam val
ue has been in quieting two
groups of patients: the schizo
phrenics and the old people with
senile psychoses. The drugs are
not supposed to cure, but they
quiet so many of the patients
that today a mental hospital is
not the unpleasant place it used
to be. The violent patients are
not so likely to attack the nurses
and attendants; they are not so
noisy or dirty or so destructive of
furniture and window curtains;
they are able to go to the dining
room for meals; they will listen to
a doctor when he talks to them;
they do not need lobotomies or
electroshock treatment's; and
many can go home and be taken
care of there.
Everyone who has a loved one
in a mental hospital or who is
afraid he may soon have to send
one to such a hospital should read
the new book just published by
D. Paul de Kruif (Man Against
Insanity, Harcourt). In it he tells
what Dr. Ferguson has done to
make a mental hospital over with
the help of sympathy and under
standing and kindness and a com
bination of a tranquilizer and a-
brain stimulant. I know of no
book that can give so much hope
and comfort and reassurance to
the relatives of a psychotic per
son. Heredity of Nervous Troubles
Many persons have written
that they agree entirely with me
when I say that psychoses and
neuroses are inherited; they
know this so well because their
family is full of this sort of thing.
As a woman recently wrote,
"You are so right.: I know, be
cause my family has suffered so
much from nervous troubles. My
mother had a nervous break
down of a psychotic type some 20
years ago. Two of my sisters
have been in a mental institu
tion. My brother was discharged
from the Army as a psychoneu
rotic. My mother had a brother
who was queer. Although several
psychiatrists have assured me
positively that mental troubles
are not inherited, I still live in
terror and constant anxity, won
dering who will go next In the
family. For the past 11 years,
my life has been one long battle
against nervous troubles and
fears. I am so jittery that I keep
getting terrible headaches."
She continues, "One of my
great difficulties now is that I
worry constantly about my boys
who already show signs of the
family nervousness. My eldest
bites his nails to the quick, and,
curiously, he keeps chewing on
his clothes. The next child is
still sucking his thumb ' at the
age of 4, and I know that my
baby of 6 months is much too
nervous. He just is not normal."
The most hopeful thing I can
tell a woman like this is that,
in most cases, the children in
herit not a psychosis which some
day will require hospitalization;
all they get is just nervousness,
Many will have aches and pains
all over the body, perhaps in
digestion, perhaps great feelings
of fatigue or dopiness. Many find
it hard to keep at work, and
many are irritable and want to
snap people's heads off. Some
are too self-centered ever to love
anyone very well, and hence
some fail to get married, or if
they marry, they soon get div
orced. A few drink more than
they should. They like drinking
because it helps them to forget
for a while, or it helps them to
lose their shyness and to chum
up with someone in a bar.
Cannot Make Person Over
The sad feature about so much
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of this is that although a good
kindly phychiatrist can help a
great deal, he just cannot make
the person over, no matter what
he does. Medicines will some
times help for a while. They
may cut down on tension, and
they can help the person to get
much-needed sleep; but they can
not change the person's whole
character and change it permant
ly. Everyone who is born with
jittery nerves is likely to have
to fight them all his days.
As I said before, the most
hopeful thing is that often the
physician can say to his patient,
"You don't have to worry about
going insane, because you al
ready have your share of the
family tendency; we know what
it is, and it isn't too bad. It is
something that you can put up
with for the rest of your days.
You can still be a success in
life."
Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would
be impossible for him to answer
requests for information or to
attempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The
Register and Tribune
Syndicate, 1957)
Big Russian Bomb
Explosion Reported
Washington (U.R) The Atom
ic Energy commission has an
nounced that the Russians Tues
day set off "one of the largest"
nuclear explosions in their cur
rent test series. It was the fifth
Soviet atomic explosion since
April 3.
In Tokyo, scientists reported
an extermely high level of radio
activity in rain falling on Japan.
The Japan Council Against Atom
and Hydrogen Bombs protested
to the Soviet Embassy against
the Russian tests.
Today's was the 23rd United
States announcement of a Rus
sian atomic test since September,
1949. Since many of the U. S.
announcements referred to en
tire test programs, instead of
single shots, the Soviet total is
greater than 23. Informed
sources believe It to be 40-plus.
The new announcement, is
sued by AEC Chairman Lewis L.
Strauss, said the Tuesday test
was staged "at a site in Central
Asia previously used for such
operations." v
There was nothing in the an
nouncement to indicate whether
the weapon was a large A-bomb
or an H-bomb of medium power.
So far this month the Russians
have tested atomic weapons on
April 3, 6, 10, 12, and 16.
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